Simagic Alpha Evo Ultra review - the new benchmark for premium sim racing wheelbases Simagic's new Alpha Evo lineup delivers stunning performance and value. I've been testing the top dog of Simagic's new Alpha Evo lineup, the Alpha Evo Ultra, and it overdelivers in every area. The sim racing hardware market is more competitive than ever before, with established brands like Fanatec, Thrustmaster, Asetek, Moza Racing, Simucube, Logitech and more, all attempting to nail the most important part of any sim racing set-up, the wheelbase. Simagic is a brand that hasn't been around for that long, but they've made an impact in the sim racing market. And, on paper, their new Alpha Evo lineup looks to be a really strong value, but how does the top-of-the-line model, the Alpha Evo Ultra, perform against the competition? Let's find out! Simagic Alpha Evo Ultra design and features The Alpha Evo Ultra delivers 28Nm of torque, putting it up against some of the most powerful, market-leading wheelbases in the market. It's got a lightweight, small-diameter motor, which Simagic says "reduces inertia for tighter, more responsive control", and claims to have zero-cogging tech through the use of a 5-pole-pair servo motor. Its 21-bit high-resolution encoder claims to deliver smooth, precise feedback with over 2 million steps per rotation. The wheelbase itself is made from CNC-machined aluminium, which also features tons of connection ports, 11 to be exact, from USB-C, USB-A and RJ45 ports which support CAN, CAN FD and USB. A really cool feature of the Alpha Evo Ultra is that it's compatible with most magnetic dashes; they just snap directly onto the wheelbase, so no external accessory is needed, which is a nice touch. It's the first time I've used a Simagic wheelbase, but I've been really impressed with how easy it is