MOZA Multi-function Stalks Sim Racing Steering Wheel Turn Signal Stalk with 28 Programmable Switches

Super good and functional. Love the realism it adds to the gaming experience.

Installation took me a while to figure out, around an hour maybe. Most of the issue with installing it was videos or instructions not being clear enough for me to figure out. I eventually got it through trial and error.The hardware is really good, there's multiple ways to mount it depending on which Moza base you have. The bracket is sturdy, the included extended adapter is probably the most well built part. The stalks themselves are pretty much fully made of plastic, at least on the outside. They feel well built though, they don't wobble and they seem like they would hold up over time.The only issue I have with it right now is the lack of game support for it, and when using the turn signals you have to center back the stalk yourself, it doesn't automatically return to the normal position like on a vehicle. Everything else works as intended and it was easy to set up in-game since you just use key-binds to set it up.The value is questionable for me personally, $260USD is a lot of money for me. I can see how the extended adapter would be a lot of the product cost. If I had to buy it all over again I would get it on sale or open box. Maybe pick it up for around $150-200. The lack of support in games is definitely another issue but I mainly play the games it has support for so that doesn't bother me too much.I would recommend it if you have the money and are interested in it.

Great product! I love the added realism for my truck sim rig. It’s much better than the one I used to use. BUT it’s very hard to install. The instructions are very confusing and hard to follow! Don’t understand why they couldn’t use a real construction paper sheet instead of printing some hard to follow lines on the box.

Does was its suppose to for the most part. Makes immersion much better. But attaching the stalk to the wheel base was a little tricky and the little sticky tab that turns the blinkers off when the wheel it rotated seems like an afterthought. Also, once in while, when you engage the blinker and turn the wheel back to fast, the blinker arm will engage the opposite direction.