Moza · shifter · 2023
Moza SGP Sequential Shifter
All-metal sequential shifter with Hall sensor, adjustable damper and 64 mm height range
A dedicated sequential stick shifter for rally, touring cars and historic racers, with adjustable feel. It's a purpose-built sequential rather than a mode on an H-pattern unit.
AI rating
- Feel
- 8
- Build quality
- 8
- Compatibility
- 5
- Value
- 7
Who it suits
- First rig
- 5
- Console racing
- 1
- Competitive racing
- 6
- Small rooms
- 7
- Tight budgets
- 7
- Enthusiasts
- 6
Scores are AI analysis of public information (specs, manuals, published reviews and owner reports), not a hands-on test. How we rate
Pros and cons
- Dedicated sequential mechanism with a positive, adjustable action
- Solid metal construction
- USB connection works with any wheel brand on PC
- Sequential only: no H-pattern
- Console use isn't documented by Moza, so treat it as PC only
Watch out: Mount it close to the wheel at the right angle; a poorly placed sequential is worse than the paddles.
What it feels like
- Throw
- Resistance
- Notchiness
Short, firm push-pull throws with a mechanical stop at each gear.
The damper lets you dial the lever from light to heavy.
Metal construction feels solid once clamped to a rigid mount.
Like the sequential lever on a go-kart or a rally car, short and firm.
What the SGP works with
- Connects to a PC by USB. It doesn't work on PS5 or Xbox.
- On PC it works next to any wheel base.
Wheel bases it plugs into
None: it only connects by USB.
Tech facts
| Connection | USB to PC, or RJ11 to compatible Moza base |
|---|---|
| Adjustment range | 64 mm (2.5 in) |
| Software | Moza Pit House |
| Size (W × D × H) | 5 × 8 × 10 in (12 × 20 × 26 cm) |
| Weight | 4 lb (1.6 kg) |
| Materials | Aluminum and steel |
| Released | 2023 |
Our take
AI analysis of public information, not a hands-on review.
The Moza SGP is a sequential (push/pull) shifter built from aluminum alloy and steel, with a non-contact Hall sensor, so there are no pots to wear out. Moza lists it at $129 on its US store, and third-party sellers have shown it around $194. Check the price before you buy, because that gap is large. It has an adjustable damper for lever resistance, two backlit RGB buttons set up in Pit House, an M12 x 1.5 knob thread for aftermarket knobs, and a 64 mm height range. The handle can be mounted forward or reversed, which suits different driving styles. It connects by USB straight to a PC, or through RJ11 to a compatible Moza base. A base connection saves a USB port and the cable run. For a first rig it makes sense if you drive GT, formula or rally cars and want a firmer, more mechanical feel than a wheel paddle gives. It is not an H-pattern shifter. Moza doesn't document console support, and a buyer review reports problems on Xbox, so treat it as PC-only. Dimensions are 320 x 182 x 52 mm, so check your mounting space first.
Questions buyers ask
Does the SGP work on Xbox or PlayStation?
Moza doesn't list console support. Treat it as PC-only. One buyer review reports it fails in a console title.
How do I connect it?
Either plug USB directly into your PC, or connect it by RJ11 to a compatible Moza base. Settings and button lighting are configured in Moza Pit House.
Can I change the knob or the lever resistance?
Yes. The knob uses a standard M12 x 1.5 thread, so most aftermarket knobs fit. An adjustable damper sets lever resistance, and the height adjusts over 64 mm.