GT OMEGAApex Racing Wheel Stand for Logitech Fanatec Clubsport Thrustmaster Gaming Steering Wheel Pedal & Shifter Mount, TX T500 T300 G29 G920 PS4 Xbox Foldable Tilt-Adjustable for Racing ControlCarbon Neutral Certified by SCS Global Services

I have been thoroughly impressed with this stand. I first ordered a Next Level Racing "Wheel Stand Racer", which was a mistake because I didn't realize (and its description doesn't mention) that it's not suitable for a direct drive wheel. I researched more and found the GT Omega Apex, and read that it's compatible with my Moza R5 DD wheel, and that it even had holes specifically for mounting it. The build quality and performance have been fantastic. It DOES NOT MOVE under high FFB.My only complaint is that the instructions are not good at all. It only has pictures with objects highlighted and arrows pointing at things. No words to describe what to do. You will be puzzled as to why you've finished and yet there's still a big pile of nuts, bolts, washers, etc still left (I guess they are for mounting various brands of wheels and pedals).I didn't need the shifter plate, or the chair lock, so for me the build went fairly quick - the hardest part was figuring out how to mount my Moza pedals. Again, the instructions were no help.The biggest drawback of this unit is weight. It's nearly 100% metal, and it's quite heavy. Considering getting furniture slider feet. It's hard to move around, even on hardwood floors.

Bought a GT Omega classic a long time back and it just wasn't sturdy enough so then I got the original apex stand and it was a huge difference, a bit heavier but worth it and still using. So this time I went and ordered a $70 stand that looked fairly close to the Apex stand, big mistake and no where near stable but at the time the Apex was out of stock and wanted a second stand so I could have a stand set up for both Series X and PS5. Few days later I found a newer version the Apex that has a channel for holding your wheeled gaming chair was nice to see no price increase this thing is built like a TANKfor $149 you can't go wrong money well spent.

NO MIDDLE BAR and METAL FRAMEI'm 6'3" and I couldn't comfortably use the Wheel Stand Pro (a fine product itself, just not for me). The lack of this bar requires that Omega uses a frame. Their metal frame gives it a larger footprint than the WSP and it is considerably heavier. But, the lack of that middle bar makes the Omega an easy product to recommend if you are having issues with the former's kind of construction.COMPACT STORAGE but NOT EASY TO MOVE:It is easy to fold up and get ready to move. The swing-arm design of the footboard EASILY slides forward allowing the frame to collapse down with a gentle push. The frame can fold to a fully vertical position with the attachments still on it--but you would need to secure it to stop it from tipping. Giving it a little triangle base allows it to stay quite compact if you are just sliding it out of the way in your gaming area.The picture I included shows it folded up with my gaming chair for scale. My desk's sitting area is in a corner of a small apartment room and it has about 22 sq. ft. for my chair, this wheel stand, and a small bookcase. They all fit easily with room to slide around and use the space--even with the stand deployed!However, as compact, as it can be, the heavy metal frame makes it quite unwieldy to tote around. It is not likely something you will want to drag out for a short 20-minute game session and then put back up on a regular basis. For example, if you are using this at your PC where you work/play other games--moving this in and out each evening might become a chore. Once it is set, you're probably going to want to use it for a while and vice-versa once stored. There's nothing wrong with moving it as needed, but it is going to be an investment of time and exertion to get it set up.STURDY AND SECURE:Despite the ability to collapse for storage, this is a strong frame and remains sturdy when deployed for play.The foot pedals are locked into place and will accept heavy input without sliding on the floorboard. The wheel does not tilt once it is locked down.There are rubber feet that keep the frame from moving and your floor protected. These feet are height-adjustable allowing you to compensate for any unevenness in your floor.ADJUSTABLE? (YES and NO):Wheel height is highly adjustable and easy to move through tension knobs.Pedal length is highly adjustable for any driver's size. However, to achieve security for play the pedal base is bolted to the frame using 2 or 4 screws (G27). Once the pedals are installed, if you wanted to adjust them, you would be required to get on the floor, swing the floorboard forward, reach underneath and loosen/retighten the screws between each adjustment. If you are playing in a small space and/or sharing this rig with a spouse of a different height or between kids of varying ages, this could become very tiresome.The gear shift can be mounted on the left or right side of the frame. However, the height is set by the length of its attachment bar which is not adjustable. And, the shifter drops down pretty low. This feels fantastic and quite natural for driving, but if you are using an office chair with high armbars that are not adjustable, you may have to let your arm hang free off the side while shifting--that could be wearying after a while.SIMPLE INSTALLATION:Pretty easy task. The instructions are basic in the now typical IKEAesque picture formats. There was no mention of which screw to use to mount specific accessories but it wasn't hard to figure that out. CHECK FOR YOUR PARTS before assembling. My box was missing a nut and a couple of screws had fallen out of the plastic bags they were in and became stuck on the tape of the frame's packaging. If I hadn't counted, those could have easily ended up in the trash. Given that there are seemingly extra pieces depending on which wheel you are installing, it didn't cause an issue.Due to the inability to easily adjust the pedals after installation, if you are putting this in a small space or under a desk, make sure you adjust the pedal length during installation before locking them down and moving it to your gaming area (lesson learned the hard way) :)VALUE:This wheel stand is fantastic and worth the money. It is INFINITELY more fun to drive both in American Truck Simulator as well as F1 2020 without a middle bar to contend with. Short of having a racing seat, I think this is probably your best bet. Take some measurements of your gaming space and plan ahead for storage, this is a larger gaming accessory and it is heavy.I wouldn't pick this up if I was a casual driver who is only going to spend 20-30 minutes at a time in front of their gaming system or regular work PC. I think there are easier options for you.But, if you are looking to try and immerse more into driving games and you are going to invest some time into them, I'd highly suggest this product. It is comfortable to use, it feels natural when you drive.5/5 stars -- I'd love easier pedal adjustments and the inability to adjust the gear shift height is a little annoying. But for me, as this is set up only for myself and I don't have to deal with that again, I'm not taking a star off for it. :)

Currently using a fanatec CSL dd with the boost kit and it feels stable. The only gripe I have is the instructions for installing the pedals are lacking and could use specific instructions per popular pedal set.