Cube Controls GT Pro V2 vs Simucube Tahko GT-21

Cube Controls vs Simucube premium GT wheels

The verdict

The Simucube Tahko GT-21 wins for Simucube owners who value native wireless simplicity and all-aluminium construction, but the Cube Controls GT Pro V2 offers more inputs and swappable rim variants.

Two premium GT wheels for Simucube ecosystems at $859 and $800-1469 respectively. The Tahko GT-21 is Simucube's first in-house GT wheel with CNC billet aluminium throughout, native wireless, and a dedicated FFB tuning button. The GT Pro V2 offers zero-play magnetic paddles, four swappable rim variants, and broader input density. The Tahko is the minimalist's choice; the GT Pro V2 is for drivers who want more controls and grip customisation.

Cube Controls GT Pro V2 wins on

✓Four swappable rim variants (Rubber, Zero, Cube, Reparto Corse Suede).
✓Zero-play magnetic switchless paddles with dual clutch, same technology as the F-Pro.
✓Toggle switches and broader input count for more complex car management.

Simucube Tahko GT-21 wins on

✓CNC billet aluminium throughout with almost no plastic anywhere.
✓Native Simucube wireless with instant pairing and zero configuration.
✓Dedicated Simucube button for on-the-fly FFB strength and filter tuning.

Cube Controls GT Pro V2

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Buttons	6
Thumb encoders	2
Clutch paddles	Yes

What do these axes mean?

Each wheel is scored 1-5 on seven axes. The composite is weighted: feel, value and controls count for more than the rest. A 0 means insufficient evidence and collapses that spoke toward the centre.

Grip & Feel ×1.5: How the rim feels in your hands under load. Grip material, ergonomics, weight balance and comfort over long stints.
Build Quality ×1.0: Chassis rigidity, button and paddle feel, QR fitment, flex under braking. How solid the hardware is.
Buttons & Paddles ×1.2: Number and quality of inputs: buttons, rotaries, funky switches, thumb encoders, paddle shifters and clutch paddles.
Display & LEDs ×0.8: Screen type, resolution, brightness, rev lights, RGB indicators and SimHub support.
Compatibility ×1.0: QR ecosystem support, base compatibility range, platform support (PC, PlayStation, Xbox).
Value ×1.3: What you get for the money compared to direct rivals at the same price point and wheel type.
Aesthetics ×0.7: Visual design, finish quality, colour options. How the wheel looks mounted on the rig.

Cube Controls GT Pro V2 - consensus rubric scores out of 5
Axis	Score
Grip & Feel	4.0
Build Quality	4.5
Buttons & Paddles	4.0
Display & LEDs	4.0
Compatibility	3.0
Value	2.5
Aesthetics	4.5

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Simucube Tahko GT-21

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What do these axes mean?

Each wheel is scored 1-5 on seven axes. The composite is weighted: feel, value and controls count for more than the rest. A 0 means insufficient evidence and collapses that spoke toward the centre.

Grip & Feel ×1.5: How the rim feels in your hands under load. Grip material, ergonomics, weight balance and comfort over long stints.
Build Quality ×1.0: Chassis rigidity, button and paddle feel, QR fitment, flex under braking. How solid the hardware is.
Buttons & Paddles ×1.2: Number and quality of inputs: buttons, rotaries, funky switches, thumb encoders, paddle shifters and clutch paddles.
Display & LEDs ×0.8: Screen type, resolution, brightness, rev lights, RGB indicators and SimHub support.
Compatibility ×1.0: QR ecosystem support, base compatibility range, platform support (PC, PlayStation, Xbox).
Value ×1.3: What you get for the money compared to direct rivals at the same price point and wheel type.
Aesthetics ×0.7: Visual design, finish quality, colour options. How the wheel looks mounted on the rig.

Full Simucube Tahko GT-21 review →