A genuine alternative to an Aluminium Profile Sim Rig? | Playseat Trophy Logitech G Edition

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[@MPurs09]

I have been using this for several months. Zero complaints aside from cost. It’s very convenient and easy to move around if that is what you need to do. And great for a smaller space.

[@IRUKANDJIY]

Same . Looks amazing stylish in my room.

[@zarman8534]

Same! I really like mine!

[@miguelcordeiro8905]

Really like your reviews Dave, super honest!

[@joshmilton]

Really helpful video Dave. As someone currently racing on a wheel stand I'm half looking at what my next step is whilst working with limited space and not necessarily in a position to go full rig. Something like this looks on the surface like it could be for me, but really helpful to know its not quite the same foldable/portable seat you'd normally get from PlaySeat but also not in the right price range. It sounds good, but like a few releases in the sim market recently, seemingly pitched in to no man's land where its neither beginner nor hard-core enough!

[@Daz555Daz]

Appreciate the honesty about the price. Shows integrity.

[@Tuganotube]

I have one and i absolutely adore it. it does have a shifter an handbreak mout. works flawless. the only downside is it seats very low. sometimes is a an hassel to keep getting in and out. it´s pricey but you get what you pay for.

[@chanonmotheral8031]

I’ve been looking at this for a while. I need the light weight and the space. If it were $100-$150 less it would already be in my home. Thanks for the review Dave. Hope to see you on track again soon.

[@Tuganotube]

it´s worth it. do it!

[@SlammedZero]

I just bought this, and actually, just got it all put together tonight. I like it a lot!! I think it looks great, it's comfortable, and it has a nice build quality. It's lightweight enough to slide/move around if you need to store it somewhere. My only real complaint so far is that, for the price, it should have come with the shifter mount included. I had to buy mine separately. I also do wish it had some form of cable management, but i managed to install all my cables very cleanly. Outside that, so far, I'm very happy with it. 👌

[@magsmafia]

Thanks Dave, good info.

[@tshensley]

Thanks for the video Dave! I have the play seat as my secondary rig. They do have a shifter mount though to have it sent to the states cost a ton in shipping and I had to order it directly from their site. Having used the rig for about 5 months. The only real complaint I have is with the slide adjustment for height. It has a telescoping mechanism that you tighten down with some Allen screws. However, if you're like me and like to dial your Acetek Forte pedals in really stiff, it will slowly extend the height adjustment all the way out. I think remedy this by using some high strength wire and looping it through a couple of voids in the frame.

[@Demps151]

there is a sifter mount, about £40 attachs to side, I have had this rig had it for a while now and love it, if you dont really have the space for a big rig, really comfortable sit in it all day long and feel fine, use a DD R9 moza on there and no twists or wobbling was great, well worth it if you havent got the space for a big rig

[@chrisj5753]

I've had the original all black one close to a year and love it. CSL DD base. I agree a bit pricey, one reason I got is it's easy to move if need be

[@DigitalRelay]

I bought the black version used a few months ago and absolutely love it. It’s rigid, lightweight, looks great, and is very comfortable. Although, wot a DD wheel, power supplies and a couple transducers on mine, it’s getting a bit heavy 😂

[@StickyGeko]

Ps you can move the wheel deck forward and back...theres different holes to bolt the dd into. Then you can also take off the wheel deck and flip it around so the long bit is faceing the other way,

[@SuperThatGame]

I got one at the start of the year during a sale. Really great for what I paid for it but a bit pricey at full retail. Great option if you need to move it around frequently since its pretty light

[@dcaratachea]

I’ve had mine for a year (regular version). I did get mine for $300 off eBay and I absolutely love it. I live in an apartment so space is limited so I decided to purchase this rig. It’s a perfect size. I bought a monitor arm for a 32 in monitor and clamped it before the wheel base to save more space. Works perfect. Anyone on the fence should pull the trigger.

[@ChipDavis160]

I bought this rig, love it. Agree, for the money there are better options however I had a space limitation and this fit very well in the space I had, the foot print is very compact.

[@philliptheone]

i got the r seat p1 and for the money i think it is not only rock solid it looks great and super easy to assemble

[@rover1374]

I had one before upgrading. Mine handled a 20nm base well enough but flexed with single mounting pedals. The material also ripped after about 6 months. Apart from that it was quite comfortable and light though.

[@leah_gt]

Yep, its a great rig. I use it for my gran turismo rig and its perfect. Its actually comfier than my Alloy rig with the carbon bucket etc. Honestly the Trophy is amazing, its light weight, rigid, comfy and looks great. I have owned it for around 1 1/2 years now. It is expensive but so is anything good in sim racing :(

[@doug_vickers]

It looks nice enough Dave and I suppose if you are limited to having the rig in the living room this looks better than a profile rig. It isn't the sort of thing for me but I'm sure it will find some buyers. Another great review video. 👍

[@SamuelHiti]

Yes! Such a good rig. Bought one myself!

[@dniedbyalstategaming4737]

I owned this for 3 weeks decided to return it and upgrade to an 80/20. Your review is spot on but I’d like to add a few things. The biggest negatives are 3 things- 1- the seat will move back if you stomp your brakes too hard. I’ve had to adjust the seats multiple times. I play acc and I stomp harder than needed when it gets intense. 2- the back part of the seat will also move overtime due to hard braking. 3- the seat is essentially a hammock. If you have back problems, you will have a hard time in endurances races. I’m 6’ tall, 190lbs. Using 11nm dd wheel and load cell pedals brakes. If space and mobility is an issue, this is probably the highest quality lawn chair cockpit on the market. Way better than next level racing’s lawn chair cockpit.

[@mrtj24sdt]

Good review. I recently bought the standard playseat trophy, and I agree the price is steep. I bought it for two reasons. Firstly, I wanted somthing stiff and rigid as I use a Fanatec CSL DD wheel base and secondly I needed a cockpit that can easily store away. I live in a small studio flat and obviously I am very limited on space so when I am not using my rig I store myn behind the sofa. If you are tight on space but don't want a folding cockpit, it's a ok buy

[@braydenjones603]

Just got one of these after buying a G923 6 months ago and then found myself subsequently addicted to sim racing (iR ACC). It's very comfortable, and feels very stiff to me, though I have no reference as it's the only DD compatible cockpit I've owned. The downside is it's a little time consuming to adjust if you're swapping jockeys. I'm using it with a R12 and Sprints. The reason I got this over a profile rig is simply the weight. I need to move it around as my main pc is also my sim racing pc (might need to change that at some point), so I need to move it every time I use it. I have it dual locked to a mat and it's easy to slide backwards and forwards. Also, as I'm renting, if I have to move it's maybe 3 less trips than a profile rig. The boxed weight is only 16 kg. All up I'm happy with it. No regrets.

[@marekm6523]

I have regular version from currys for under 400£ but that was on promo. I have to say I loved perfect for people that don't have much space, very comfortable, easy to move, solid. Honestly, for under 400 I can recommend for everyone.

[@Crumpooz]

I own the Trophy about half a year now. At first i was a little sceptical regarding the positioning of the wheelbase. I´m 6´1 and i have to say, the position is perfect!

[@ConjureIsMe]

I'm 6'6" and considering one of these. Do you think I'd fit?

[@jc_yyz]

I bought this setup because I have limited space and I wanted something I can (more) easily move around, and I can also leave it setup and it doesn't look awful. I run a Simagic Alpha U and P1000 Hydraulic pedals on it, and I have zero complaints. Yes, it's a little pricey, but for my aesthetic, it works. Note: I use VR for racing, so I don't have screens setup with it, so the overall space it requires is even less.

[@tyleryoung5040]

I’ve got this cockpit. It’s really not bad, price is my biggest complaint, but it works for my situation. At 6’1, and a bit long in the legs, my knees do bump up against the wheelbase mount. Depending on which way you have that facing, it can be much worse. I initially had a thrustmaster on there, using the desk mounted clamps, that was actually not comfy at all. Right now I’ve got the Cammus C5, it mounts perfectly, and it’s been really nice.

[@chrispapa6700]

I have mine half of it the (base side 65cm total height with the base) under the desk with the simagic alpha and i move my monitor with an arm . If you want something like that its the only one. Its stable the plate needs some support with high end pedals and its expensive. But it is very comfortable and really stable, easy to build and move around. Also the shifter mount is rock solid too (+70e).

[@SteelRiverSims]

Great review and absolutely bang on, it's just way way way too expensive! There really is no justification for the price either 🤷‍♂️ ...for the record I'm with you. It looks decent and if there's no flex it's also a quality product. These companies just need to sort their prices out, especially these days when things are tight.

[@Bigheadedwon]

Love the size and the fact I could move it out the way easy. I also love the color scheme. But I won’t have a Logitech setup when I build my rig. So now I gotta go Google and find a company that will customize the black and red one to match the Simagic gear I’ll be buying. I’m sure that’ll only double the price lol

[@caaarlos]

It is exactly like you said it Dave! It used to cost 600€ (your equivalent I guess) but I got it at 500€ from a local store after trying it. (would be close to the 100 quid cheaper). The advantage for me was that I could try a display Playseat Trophy in the store. I've sat in 3 aluminium profiles and the footprint was noticeably bigger, overall heavier and more things to mess around. For me bucket seats were quite expensive and no matter which aluminium profile I got I wouldn't be able to reach the 500€ budget with aluminium and bucket. (and having a "fluffy" car style seat wouldn't be ideal tbh) cheers!

[@xjrthirteen]

You say that you're not a reviewer Dave, but I think you do yourself a disservice saying that. Your reviews cover all the aspects that a SIM racer really cares about. You don't go into too much technical buff that doesn't matter in the real world and, most importantly, you're honest and say it how it is. That's not only essential for the consumer, but also very valuable feedback for the manufacturer.

[@davecamm]

Thank you, I really appreciate that 🙏

[@sorte13_official]

Thanks for your honest opinion. I am searching for a new seat for my DD Pro. It can be in that price niveau you mentioned, what would you suggest?!

[@Bert1986]

Still using the Fanatec CSL seat from 10 years? ago. Same structure. Bought extra lumbar support. No complains

[@danielalmond3272]

Had my eye on one for ages. I'm using a Playseat Challenge and want to take a step up in terms of rigidity but still have it portable enough that I can chuck it in the garage between uses. I just can't justify the price. It came down to £449 for the red one on Black Friday and even then it feels at least £50 too expensive. Considering whether something like a GT Omega Titan with caster wheels might be an alternative, but I've got something like a 10-15ft journey to the garage, including down one step.

[@esagheer]

Thanks for the review Dave. I have been looking for a rig that I can move in and out of my desk area as I have a Samsung 49" that I use for work and sim racing. I am tight on space so can't have anything bulky and I don't want a foldable rig as it is not stable enough. I use Logitech G923 at the moment that is mounted on my desk which I might upgrade in the future to a DD. This one could be an option. It is $600 here in the US but I am definitely waiting for a discount or even a used one.

[@Cliff_the_hobbygeek]

After watching, I was considering this rig. It looks like it is kind of low and could be difficult in and out of for an older person, like me 😂. I decided that a profile rig will be better for me. Great info though!

[@stratonut]

I agree about the build, it looks great but the price is a little high for me

[@fracturedlife1393]

Had looked at this then one amz reviewer said he kept breaking the pedal mount with his load cells. It would have stored nicely under stairs. Imported some 45135, 4590, 4545 from Slovenia and an OMP seat off ebay and built a Harry Potter rig instead.

[@kiview42]

Did you notice any up-down flex on the front tube construct when pulling on the wheel? That's what I have with mine (not much, but a bit).

[@jimashby43]

My problem is getting in and out of any rig that low. I've had to resort to building my own.

[@attesaarinen4311]

I've had this for a month. Built my first rig to this cockpit and it's nice. But I had to hammer the wheelbase bit too much for my taste. When I'm playing this much I hoped for better fit. Trophy fills the this particular void in the market very well. 4/5 for me

[@fredrikrosvoldaunet7615]

Where can i get a aluminium profile rig with seat for under 400 pound?

[@tobbe1980]

I was just about to ask the same.

[@davecamm]

GT omega was doing one just over at the time. 👍

[@DigitalRelay]

Also, although you can’t fold this, it is small and portable enough to move it from one side of the living room to in front of the tv and back easily. I’m not sure you’d be doing that with an aluminum profile rig.

[@JL-cn1qi]

For that money you don't want to be mucking about afterwards with stuff you got from the hardware store to add a shifter platform. They could at least added one of those that you mount left or right and goes with the design of the rig.

[@backdrww2]

I have the GT Prime Lite, which was only $20 more. I will take the aluminum profile every time.

[@sonnyhelms2962]

One other question Dave, What aluninium rig can you get in that price range with a seat ?

[@roberto8649]

Did you have any trouble mounting the asetek base?

[@jeremyjames8678]

Just ordered one. Doing 1.49 at Monza now so I think I need to move on from the office chair lol

[@TheDoctor46vr]

Do you think VRS pedals are overkill for this? I dont plan to use high kg of force, but if there is still a benefit, great. if not then i can get something like the CSL V2's

[@DouglasThompson]

Biggest problem i see with this is the seat isnt standard. Everything else looks good.

[@MattAlexander44]

I have the Trophy rig and it’s fine, but regret not buying something with a more rigid seat which really lets the Trophy down.

[@NotsoWeis]

I have been unable to find an Aluminum profile rig with a seat that isn't less that double that price. Where should I look for something in that same budget?

[@colossalbigfoot256]

Do these companies, like Asetek, make you keep swag they send? Or can you sell things they send for product demos? Just wondering… it was called Nardo Grey when that color first showed up.

[@MartinAmmon]

Im 195cm tall, weight 110-115 with a trouser waist around 34? Do you think this will fit me?

[@nololol]

I would pay like 350-400 for this now that I know how rigid it is for its appearance

[@nanoverse]

290 is right price for this. I paid under 200€ used.

[@allyhaze8300]

Everyone would buy them at that price. Silly pricing by logitech.

[@lakaiskates8064]

@@nanoverse They must be hard to get right now or something, at least here in Canada because Amazon is selling them for $900cad (around €600) I have a cheap little Playseat Challenge that would probably fold in half if you used a DD wheel, I paid $300cad for it a couple years back and now they're selling it for $550

[@nololol]

@@nanoverse yea but 290 is like no name ebay rig prices...gotta be realistic

[@Eskoxo]

i think i have seen it on sales thats when i would buy it but i already got alum profile.

[@bojador]

Hi Dave. Can I aks about your height? I'm 165cm and I am currently using the playseat challenge X Logitech G edition and I find the wheel to be a bit higher than what I would like, so I am wondering if I would have the same issue with this cockpit. Thanks

[@sonnyhelms2962]

How did you mount the Asetek Base and pedals to the playseat Trophy ?

[@roberto8649]

could you mount the asetek base?

[@obscured021]

How tall are you? I am 6"6, and I can see you have it set to the large setting.

[@trappedintimesurroundedbye5477]

I'm almost positive when I bought my Logitech steering will they originally had it listed for 700 almost $800 that's why I didn't buy with my 11nm Logitech lol

[@Dyslexiccarrot]

👍

[@vt6020]

I wish there were more manufacturers making mini rigs like this. I think the appeal is that they take up little space and could be tucked away when not in use. The lack of competition from other brands is probably why they can sell this at a higher price, along with the Logitech branding.

[@movietrailerman1125]

Dave how tall are you? I’m curious if I’d be struggling to look over the wheel base due to the angle of my tv in the living room.

[@davecamm]

I'm 5'10" 👍

[@movietrailerman1125]

@@davecamm thank you sir, sounds like we have something in common 😂 great video as always 👏🏾

[@jasontpotter]

I have this rig. When I ordered it, Logitech shipped it to me missing the bar that connects the two halves together under the steering wheel deck (there is a pipe that the two sides slip fit onto to hold it together). I tried to contact Logitech directly to get a replacement, and got no response. Nothing. After doing some internet searching, apparently I am not the only person that who did not receive this critical part. I was lucky enough to have a piece of tubing that I could cut down to fit and make the rig work right. I could have returned the item, but that was more hassle than just cutting down the piece of pipe. However the combination of the missing part and the poor customer service, I will never buy another Logitech product. I like the rig for what it its, but I won't recommend it to anyone at any price point. I would be interested in seeing what aluminum profile rigs are out there with the seat included at roughly this price point however.

[@DXCXV]

I agree, it looks great but for the price it’s a hard pass. What price do you think it should have?

[@davecamm]

I'd like to see it at around the 350 mark

[@DXCXV]

@@davecamm I agree $350 is a fair price. Maybe even $400. But not past $400.

[@AndrewisTri-tn1uo]

Logitech can happily price stuff a bit higher. No one else in the sim game; wheels, pedals, or cockpits can in any way compete with the distribution, support, and brand recognition Logitech has. People will happily pay for a trusted brand name that has stock and can easily pick up from whatever retailer they like.

[@MACxAVELLI]

I thought you have to drill for the asetek to fit?

[@davecamm]

You would if you wanted all 4 bolts to fit in. I just used one side which was fine 👍

[@raymorgan5806]

Has anyone offered a place to store that for you Dave so it doesn’t clutter up your bathroom??? I’ve got a little spot in the shed I can fit it in if you like, just pop it in the post and I’ll even pay the postage - I’m just THAT good a bloke lol.

[@cjsawinski]

For the price I would just go 80/20… would be interested in this if the price was lower. But for $500 (or pounds) you can build or buy a decent 80/20 rig.

[@Conan997]

Where are there aluminum rigs with seats for less than the playseat?

[@davecamm]

GT Omega have the Prime Lite right now forn £350, but then you'd need your seat

[@simstation1122]

What alum ring + seat you meant that is 150$ cheaper?

[@davecamm]

GT Omega has the prime lite and seat for 539 so I was a little out. Although, think they might be sold out.

[@hayeduce]

was it predrilled for the laPrima?

[@davecamm]

Only one side would like up, but that was plenty to hold it secure 👍

[@TheDoctor46vr]

Whats your time difference between your main rig and this one?

[@davecamm]

Maybe half a second or so when everything clicks. It's the lack of consistency which would be the issue for me.

[@TheDoctor46vr]

@@davecamm oh wow half a second is quite significant.

[@TheDoctor46vr]

Also just confirming, you are of course comparing the same hardware used on the 8020 yeah? @@davecamm

[@TheDoctor46vr]

Also another factor could be input lag if you usually use a monitor @@davecamm

[@bobbyknc]

Looks like a near perfect rig for me but for the price, $600 USD is way too much. $400 would be a good price for this. I could build a killer 8020 aluminum profile rig with a great seat for $600 USD. As it is I'm probably getting a NLR GT Lite Pro for $300 or building a small 8020 aluminum profile rig if I can get a cheap seat for about the same.

[@DanDiMaggio]

I think this thing is overpriced too but I need to know where you're finding a profile rig + seat for less than 520? Seriously I need to know because I'll buy it today lol

[@davecamm]

On FB marketplace theres a guy in the UK doing rigs for 200, then your seat. Well under 👍 GT Omega doing the Prime Lite for £350 right now too. With one of their seats it'd be under 529 I think

[@DanDiMaggio]

ok must be different for those of us in the states. The prime lite is 549 US with no seat and 839 with their cheapest seat and there's no stock of that one. RS12 is the only one available and it's 919. Maybe I need to move over there with you lol. The real racing is certainly better anyways@@davecamm

[@matthewneal7796]

how did you get Jim in r factor 2

[@davecamm]

It's a program called Crew Chief 👍

[@slaphead90]

£529 in the UK - god you lot get ripped off there. It's about £400 after currency conversion where I am.

[@doubletapgaming1189]

Yea with the Rs6 Racing Simulator Cockpit Gaming Chair coming in at like $275 I would say it is overpriced...

[@gtifury310]

where can you get a profile rig with a seat for less than this? Genuinely curious!

[@davecamm]

GT Omega has the prime lite and seat for 539 so a tenner over

[@gtifury310]

@@davecamm TY

[@CasualWooks]

Where are you finding an aluminum profile rig for less than this? I can't find one for less than 700 with a seat. Not being an ass, just genuinely curious

[@davecamm]

www.gtomega.co.uk/collections/cockpits/products/prime-lite-cockpit 👍

[@tdhitchins]

Which aluminium rig with a seat costs less than this?

[@davecamm]

You can get one from gtomega for £10 more so I was a little out 👍

[@tdhitchins]

@@davecamm so you can 👍 not bad! :)

[@bigdoge]

Really? An 8020 rig with a seat cheaper than this? Tell me where it is. 😅

[@carlkalman1148]

Converted to AUD works out to a tad over $1015. Yikes!

[@user-tp5sc2qv6k]

yah it is too expensive and too difficult to get one, I'm from Singapore

[@mohzoheir]

Nice but too expensive for a beach lounge 😂

[@nemesismcc]

Play-seat have always been over priced for what they are, specially when there are similar items out there often £100 or so below their MRRP, and as you say, not much in the way of options either, Aluminium Profile rigs are getting cheaper month on month, Ok you often have to purchase a seat, But one can be purchased from a local scrap yard for around £100 these days with runners, So with a Aluminium rig at around the £250 mark and seat for £100 giving a total of £350/400, now against the Play-seat, you would have around £150/200 to purchase Shifter mounts, monitor stands ETC , giving you a much better package all round in my opinion. But that is from a tight arsed Pension pulling point of view ( the state don't give me enough to fritter it away on Luxury Priced Items LOL )

[@dhruvb38]

This is easily moveable though which is the main attraction

[@nemesismcc]

@@dhruvb38 At 16 KG plus, ( more likely 25 Kg) I'd say it is not that easy to move around, the beauty of Profile rigs is the fact you can attach wheels ( castors ) with locks to make them mobile, not sure that can be done with this set up, and what about the seat itself, located and held in place by Velcro !!, I'm no slim Jim, weighing in at around the 20 stone mark, I think Velcro might just struggle to hold up under those weights too

[@dhruvb38]

@@nemesismcc this playseat is foldable to an extent with the hardware on, and pretty much completely flat without, making its profile even smaller to store. As far as weight, fair concern. I have a friend at 220lbs who says there’s no issues. But we’ll see as to the longevity

[@OldguyChris]

Wow it is really costly....u can get a don't your self aluminum rig for 200$ with out a seat I might ad

[@Phelper99]

Holy Smokes! In the US, it's 599. It should be 399 TOPS. I wouldn't pay 399 for it. They've priced it in such a way as to tell the customers "don't buy it, just save up for an extra month or two and buy a real rig."

[@FormulaProg]

Nonsense. What's a real rig?

[@StickyGeko]

I got one for 450 and love it. Very comfortable and have it setup perfectly. Easy to move about too for cleaning around it. Really didn't fancy an ali rig

[@dennisa7784]

​@@StickyGekowhere at?

[@StickyGeko]

@@dennisa7784 tekshop247

[@f1tch]

3nd

[@regibson23]

$600 on Amazon in the USA. What a joke.

[@GG-si7fw]

You're looking at this all wrong. It's like a real racing part, if it's lighter, you're going pay more. End of story. You're review of this cockpit is excellent but look at the price for performance. It's portable for those that need it without folding. I have a question for those that have this and cats. Does your cat sleep in the chair and if so, is it easy to remove the cat hair.

[@Xzibitfreek]

Its still far less customizable than an alu rig and that alone should speak against it unless it would be significantly cheaper which it isnt.

[@mickeyporter1934]

500 quid is ridiculous, has no place in the market at that price

[@Slfga_7]

2st

[@Patrik.Pereira]

ya waaay too exp for what it is... basically a step up the playseat challenge and that costs 100 bux.... no thanx

[@ianthefirth]

You have attached the seat frame, and seat entirely wrong.

[@davecamm]

In what way?

[@ianthefirth]

@@davecamm watch their install video. You have the seatback stay mounted to the wrong hole on both sides (that's where the optional shifter plate goes), which is causing the front 4 velcro tabs to be installed where they shouldn't be.

[@davecamm]

Ah gotcha. It worked though 😁

[@mrsdavecam]

1st 😂

[@ronan0maly]

Lol assembly without instructions is just so dumb, sorry. I fucking love a good instruction manual.

[@davecamm]

I'm the same with absolutely everything and every time I mess it up 🤣