Dardoo Racing Simulator Cockpit with Seat Fit for Logitech G25 G27 G923

Shipping: as described this comes in two boxes and sometimes from different warehouses. Mine came together on same day. Installation: I found the install rather easy following the instructions. Once you’ve identified the right parts, it went smoothly. This whole process took me two hours building by myself. Compatibility: as you see from image, this works perfectly with my PS5 racing controllers. Set comes with extra screws that worked with attaching the controllers. Overall: This set uses good quality metal and feels sturdy and comfortable for a 300lb guy. Fully adjustable so you can move the seat closer or back, can reposition foot pedals easily, lift or lower steering wheel, and move shifter as needed. I am very pleased with the price for what I got. I highly recommend.

Okay, going to try and be detailed here: The Bad first: Nothing really except a ding on the base of the seat where a pipe fits onto the front base and rear base, but extremely small and pliers fixed easily. So no real bad at all, it was a heavy duty double package and I'm surprised that was the only thing remotely damaged, so great work honestly. The decent: It takes a bit of time and the instructions only showed how to put the base together, figuring the seat out wasn't a problem but you do have to work at attaching the seat to the base...I hope you have nimble fingers. For me, I enjoyed putting it together. The good: okay, coming from last year's seat which was not that comfortable, not greatly adjustable and I was constantly making adjustments and it moved a lot because of the wheel so I was inconsistent, this thing is GREAT. Its STABLE. ITS COMFY. I DONT NEED TO PROP ANYTHING ON A BOOK. The only thing I'll have to do in the next couple of days is drill a single extra hole to stamp down my brakes(Fanatec GT DD Pro) for good. Even without the extra it's stable with just three bolts. I'm HIGHLY satisfied and have the monitor prop headed my way Monday. Thanks!

Overall, great first rig. It supports DD racing wheels for mounting and only has just a little bit of flex on the frame when used. Assembly was easy and you can adjust the pedal mount and wheel base angle. The seat is also surprisingly comfortable and adjustable as well. Negatives: hard mounting my pedals was a struggle. I had to take the plate off and find new screws to make sure it was secure. And after all that, the pedals a still a little crooked. They are still stable though. The last thing is when using a load cell pedal, when braking hard the seat goes back a little but not to big of a problem. Overall, I would buy it for a first sim rig upgrading from a desk to a seat or foldable rig to this. Specs: Fanatec Csl Pedals W/ load cell Fanatec DD pro for Ps5 CSL universal wheel hub Game: Gran Turismo 7

I spent some time looking at different rigs. I’m just getting into sim racing and didn’t want to spend a ton but wanted a good rig that will accommodate someone my size. I’m 6’2” 240lbs and i don’t even have the seat all the way back. The company reached out to me before it even arrived with helpful tips for assembly. I had a few questions and every time I sent a message they responded within a day or less. Excellent communication, the rig is solid for my first setup. Very adjustable. The seat is comfortable. It was easy to assemble. I don’t have any complaints about it. I’m not using the monitor mount right now because I’m using the PSVR2 headset. I replaced the rubber feet with locking caster wheels so I can easily move it. The front and rear halves can be separated if necessary for storage.

This is a pretty solid seat /sim. My son absolutely loves it. He’s 18 and 6’1” just graduated. It holds me just fine and I’ma bit bulkier at 275, 6 foot. It’s comfortable. Toast says it holds her just fine as well.

I'm not sure what's going on here. You pay for the whole set (minus electronics and monitor mount), but the instructions are all written as if the seat was an entirely separate purchase. This is a problem because the overly modular design means you're going to be sliding the seat panel around until you can (with a great struggle) get it all to fit before you actually screw things together. And then the actual instructions for attaching the seat to the frame is written ambiguously as if to say "whatever seat you have, you might try putting it on here like this I guess." It's pretty obvious what holes need bolts, but if you're an actual novice to building things, you might be stuck for a minute. You get a big ole bag of parts you need (the nuts/bolts). You will certainly have enough. You will have far more than enough, so no issue there. But you may as well rip the parts page out so you can keep it handy because of how the instructions refer to the pieces you need. As for the build, the frame is easy. Annoying in some parts, but perfectly fine. The seat, however? They just took some pictures of the general areas you're dealing with, and I had no clue I needed to hook the backrest into the seat before I actually attached the adjuster because of the pictures. Not to mention, the seat assembly is an absolute nightmare to assemble in the first place. Finally, what's really unacceptable is the side panel you put the gear shift on. That is extremely unstable and frankly needs a third bolt to go through it somewhere (there are 5 holes, you use 2 of them, and it's all based on how you adjust it) to add stability. But the ONE component you could have actually used an extra of, they didn't supply (the longest bolt). So, you can't just do it yourself unless you go buy said bolt. Finally, tighten the seat onto the seat panel on the frame and then sit on it. Figure out what your adjustments you need, and then go and modify everything because the actual design is basically looking for super lanky people with very long arms and legs. This isn't a knock on the design, just a forewarning to anyone buying this.

Very happy with my purchase.. I ended up putting castors on in order to move it around but it is sturdy and comfortable. Highly recommend

I’ve been running this cockpit for around 9 months now and if you’re using anything over a 5nm wheel I would pass on this. Im running a Fanatec clubsport v2.5 8nm with CSL elite pedals and it just beats this cockpit up. I had to build wooden supports where the wheel connects just to make it drivable. The only good thing I would say about this cockpit is the seat because it reclines. Trust me when I say it’s worth paying a little extra so you don’t have to to replace later on. You could put top-of-the-line sim racing equipment on this cockpit and it would drive like a $200 set up.