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Cube Controls GT Sport
D-shaped 320 mm USB wheel with carbon front plate, magnetic paddles and a stacked button layout
Cube Controls' round-ish GT wheel, cheaper than the GT Pro with fewer controls. A good fit for drivers who switch between GT, road cars and some rally.
AI rating
- Ergonomics
- 8
- Controls
- 7
- Build quality
- 9
- Versatility
- 8
- Value
- 6
Who it suits
- First rig
- 4
- Console racing
- 0
- Competitive racing
- 7
- Small rooms
- 7
- Tight budgets
- 4
- Enthusiasts
- 8
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
- Round shape works across GT, road and rally cars
- Boutique build quality on a 70 mm bolt pattern
- Cheaper way into Cube Controls than the GT Pro
- Fewer buttons and encoders than the GT Pro
- Still pricey next to brand rims from Simagic or Moza
Watch out: Quick release not included and USB cable management varies by base; check your base's 70 mm adapter.
What it feels like
- Grip
- Weight
- Clickiness
- Reach
The D-shaped rim gives a flat bottom and flat top to rest your hands against.
Lots of buttons and encoders sit within thumb reach, but you have to learn the layout.
Magnetic paddles are switchless and should feel crisp.
About the size of a GT race car wheel.
What the GT Sport works with
- Attaches with the 70 mm bolt pattern (third-party quick release), so it fits bases that use the same system.
- With the right base it works on PC.
Wheel bases it fits
Platforms show where each pairing works.
| Part | Works on | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Simucube 3 Pro (25 Nm) | PS5XboxPC | 87 |
| Simucube 3 Ultimate (35 Nm) | PS5XboxPC | 85 |
| Simucube 3 Sport (15 Nm) | PS5XboxPC | 79 |
Tech facts
| Diameter | 300 mm (11.8 in) |
|---|---|
| Paddles | Shift paddles |
| Display | No |
| Grip | Alcantara |
| Connection | USB (45° rear connector) |
| Software | Cube Controls configuration software (unverified) |
| Quick release | 70 mm bolt pattern (third-party quick release) |
| Size (W × D × H) | 12 × 3 × 11 in (30 × 8 × 27 cm) |
| Weight | 3 lb (1.2 kg) |
| Materials | Carbon fiber, aluminum and alcantara |
| Platforms | PS5XboxPC |
Our take
AI analysis of public information, not a hands-on review.
The GT Sport is Cube Controls' entry point, and retailer listings describe it as a GT-style wheel with a D-shaped rim, 320 mm across, and a carbon-fibre front plate. The control count is high for a starter wheel. Listings give 5 momentary buttons, 2 toggle switches with status LEDs, 4 rotary encoders (2 front, 2 thumb) and a multi-directional joystick with an integrated encoder. The paddles are magnetic and switchless, so there are no clutch paddles.
It is a USB wheel, with a USB connector angled 45° at the back. Retailers list it as working with Thrustmaster, Logitech, AccuForce, Fanatec and Simucube 1 and 2 bases. A separate wireless version is Simucube-only. It is PC only. That makes it a poor fit for console players, and you should check your base's quick-release and bolt pattern before buying.
The main caveat for a first rig is price. It sits well above mass-market wheels, and I couldn't verify a current US street price. Amazon US availability is also unconfirmed, so check Cube Controls' own US dealers. If you want lots of mapped controls and a GT-style rim on a PC rig, it fits. If you just want to start racing, it is more wheel than you need.
Questions buyers ask
Does it work on PlayStation or Xbox?
No. Retailer listings describe it as a PC USB wheel only. Console use is not supported.
Which wheel bases does it work with?
Retailers list Thrustmaster, Logitech, AccuForce, Fanatec and Simucube 1/2 bases. Confirm the quick release and bolt pattern for your base with Cube Controls or the seller.
USB or wireless version?
USB runs from a cable and works across the bases listed above. The wireless version has a 1500 mAh battery rated for up to about 40 hours, and listings say it works with Simucube only.