Sim Pedals Don't Get Fancier Than This! Simagic P1000 with rumble motors and RGB | First Impressions

With 27,648 Customization Combinations, Simagic has pulled out all the stops with this pedal set. Does it work with SimHub? YES. Does it make the P2000 pedals obsolete? NO. Is there a TONNE of wiring needed? NO. How does it feel and perform? Watch the video ;)

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Start: 0:00
Overview: 0:27
Unboxing P1000 Pedals: 2:09
Installing the base plate: 8:16
Bolts and springs: 10:31
Pedals, Elastomers, Brackets: 11:03
Brake has 2 sensors: 12:56
Haptic motors: 13:13
p1000 vs p2000 side by side: 16:55
P-SRB Sim Ray Bar: 20:09
P-SRH RGB Heel Stop: 21:51
Mounting and installation: 24:07
Software - RGB: 24:59
Software - Vibration: 30:23
Calibration: 33:27
Assetto Corsa (Without haptic): 34:22
iRacing (Just ABS): 41:19
ACC (ALL haptic): 43:07
Summary: 46:36

This is not a full review. This is just a first impressions video. The opinions expressed here are subject to change, scrutiny and correction.

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[Fredrik-Myhrvold]

Thanks for the video and the 3 months of iRacing!

Great looking pedals, definitely on my list of possible pedal choices if I do decide to upgrade!

[wetmog]

Great video! I've owned these for about 2 months, the modularity of these pedals was a huge part in my purchase. I plan to get the hydraulic brake upgrade and haptic motors soon!

[POPQWIZ]

I've been waiting for theses to start getting reviewed!

[smleitch]

Only proper side-by-side of P1000 vs P2000 I could find, thanks for going through that!

[talon]

I took out two transducers from my old Woojer haptic vest and mounted them on my G Pro pedals. I like it.
I assigned wheel slip and lock to them through SimHub.

[nathancadeneracing]

The two brake connectors are for the load cell and the magnetic sensor that can calculate the angle of the pedals instead of the pressure from the load cell. Like that if ppl don't like the feel or the precision of the load cell, they can switch to the magnetic sensor while having still a good resistance on the pedals.

[oznemur]

I'll be holding off on pedal upgrade, but like you said these pedals definitely have potential. Turning up the preload on throttle, changing spring on clutch and installing the P-HYS hydraulic kit on brake will put these way above the P2000 I think. Biggest thing for me are those haptic motors.

[FordEntertainmentGroupFEG]

Lawrence your becoming my favorite sim reviewer. Keep it up brother!

[beyondtheapexracing]

I think there is two brake inputs because one is for the load cell and other is for the hall sensor. You can switch between the two brake inputs in the software

[DJSoulbrother]

Had these for a while, hydraulic upgrade for the brake is available, rumble motors are mad strong haha, I don't have the rgb but overall they've been epic :) The throttle was a little weak but I used one of the clutch pedal springs to make it a lot better.

One thing that impresses me about simagic which should be mentioned is their quality of screws and allen keys, NLR, TR and others could pay attention.

[AshBhang]

These Look fantastic quality - Cant wait to order mine. Going Inverted ! ! 🏎🏁

[MrMikap]

Hi Laurence, nice to see your channel has grown so quickly since you hit the 10k subs. Don't know exactly why they choose to have a loadcell and angle sensor, but Race beyound Matter made a video about the fundamental flaw in the decision of sim pedal manufacturers to place elastomers between the input force and the loadcell censor. When elastomers are put under load it will initially resist and then relax. The input drops 10%. He has the P1000 also and tested the accuracy of the input of the loadcell and angle sensor, and he claims the angle sensor was more accurat. Maybe you should watch the video ( and follow Race Beyound Matter), because it's kind a hard to explaine.

[danielmalka]

Thank you for the review! Looking to upgrade my simjack pro pedals so maybe I found the set!

[MrFatman]

The 2 brake cables are for 1 hall sensor and 1 load sensor because they say if you use it super stiff or with the hydraulic add on you should use the hall effect sensor

[laddken]

When i got my AlphaU i gave the iracing card to a super close friend of mine, he used it and now has a alpha mini because he enjoyed it that much.

[knowyourjoe]

THANKS FOR THE REVIEW !!! - I could't resist... LOL. Seriously thanks for sharing your first impressions. it will be interesting to see how they fare long term. I believe they offer a polymer upgrade kit and show different configurations for the polymer combinations but I could be wrong. It has been while since I looked at them. Cya in the chat soon I hope! Probably this coming Thursday.

[BGJuggernaut]

These pedals look great. I'm personally not a fan of the pedals being mounted all together on a tray. I have Fanatec V3s currently. and my biggest gripe is that i cant easily adjust them laterally. Time could be taken to possibly make some new spacers for them, maybe even 3D print some. For now I've settled with just adjusting the pedal faces. in this case with the p1000, I understand it with the way the made it so easy to plug in the haptic motors. Still would be nice to have more adjustability of individual pedal position. Interesting pedals for sure. the LED's are cool but not really needed IMO. Nice to have the options available when shopping around. As i have only been into sim in the last couple of years, the market has exploded in just this short amount of time. Thanks for the vid LD!

[ArturGordinho]

Nice! ive ben waiting to pull the trigger on this pedals till some reviews(i now its not a review), but this pedals mostly for the hidrilic, hepatic and inverted too, my knees are old now, and sofering with elastomers relax for 2 years like chepilevski mentioned, but hall sensor will do the fix till have the hidrilic! seeing your face in this 1 hour made my mind hahahahahaaa!!! sorry for the spelling mistakes...

[MrFatman]

Definitely looking forward to your thoughts after a few adjustments and some time, these bad boys are heavily on my radar, I have the clubsport v3 inverted now and seen these in the inverted setup and my interest was instantly peaked. Then all the options just further grabbed my attention.

[evantalley]

Supposedly the idea of the idea with the two brake sensors (I believe mentioned by Simagic) is that the angle sensor is more suited for softer pedal setups to avoid the loss of brake pressure with the softer elastomers weakening and losing braking force, and the load cell is supposed to be better with stiffer elastomer setups.