So been saving for an r5 for a long time and have been using an old Logitech g27.. this thing blows it out of the water it is so smooth and responsive. Mainly using it in dirt 2 and it beats you up on full power! The 5nm is enough! I highly recommend getting the performance kit for the break pedal and good rig to put it on I got the next level racing wheel stand 2 and it works a treat

The Moza R5 bundle is more than strong enough and exceeded my expectations of what 5.5Nm of torque was. Great for your first wheel for more serious people who know they will continue the hobby. I wouldn't know but I also hear it's a great upgrade from the Logitec wheels.

The wheelbase is very compact and will fit in tight spaces and the quick-release system is honestly extraordinary. The wheel itself feels very solid and is good enough. Many YouTube comments say you need the brake upgrade kit thingy but in my experience, that's completely untrue. Unless you have a rig to have a solid foundation your pedal will keep sliding on the floor. It already is without the brake pedal kit so you'll need to improvise putting it against the wall somehow.

The software is very easy to access and use with only slight inconveniences in the update phase. Very easy to make presets and to be honest extremely useful.

Strongly recommended to those considering a DD.

Moza wheel base look well made but the software they use is complete rubbish.
Just take a look on line at the comments in Reddit where lots of people are have trouble when using MOZA app and tring to update

I spent months testing and reading reviews of different wheels before deciding on the R5, and I have no regrets. It's superior to some other more expensive wheels so it's hard to not recommend this for people watching the budget

The R5 bundle represented an opportunity for me to transition from a Logitech G29 to a direct drive wheel, a prospect that initially raised some concerns about the R5's value for the price. With its cost exceeding that of a Logitech by more than double and featuring a 5.5 NM motor with modest force, many readers might question its worthiness. So, is it truly a worthwhile investment?

After extensive use, I can confidently assert that the Moza R5 exceeded my expectations. While the more affordable Logitech wheels deliver satisfactory performance and amusement, the Moza R5 elevates the experience to a whole new level, rendering the Logitech counterparts almost reminiscent of basic plastic toys. The wheel's construction entirely comprises metal, a stark contrast to the Logitech's build, and the 5.5 NM torque proves to be amply potent. Admittedly, there are likely superior options on the market with a higher power, but this setup is exceptional for my preferences.

The transition from the typical in-game feedback to the Moza R5's responsiveness is remarkable. Now, I can distinctly perceive the sensation of the tires skimming the surface as the front end loses traction. Additionally, a velvety-smooth encounter has gracefully replaced the cacophony of noise and jolting that Logitech wheels produce when the steering force is maximized. One of the most advantageous features is its near-silent operation, permitting me to indulge in late-night gaming sessions without disturbing my spouse. Furthermore, the accompanying software boasts an extensive selection of settings presented in an intuitive user interface.

The table clamp provided with the R5 bundle proves to be exceedingly stable on my desk, and the wheel's force can be adjusted to avoid causing any damage. The bundled pedal set also demonstrates a high-quality standard, performing commendably on carpeted surfaces while still allowing for standard bolting for future use on a sim rig. It's worth mentioning that certain YouTube reviews suggest that the brake upgrade kit is essential. In reality, this isn't entirely accurate. Unless your sim rig can accommodate bolted pedals, the spring's strength renders it impractical. Moreover, the brake pedal's performance isn't as lackluster as some portray it to be. In fact, this pedal set relegates the Logitech pedals, making them feel disappointingly soft in comparison.

In conclusion, the Moza R5 bundle stands as a highly recommended option for budget-conscious individuals. Its remarkable quality, professional feel, and exceptional force feedback create a remarkable gaming experience.