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Fanatec CSL DD or MOZA R5 Pro: which one to buy
Head-to-head comparison of Fanatec CSL DD and MOZA R5 Pro with specs verified against official sources, so you can decide on data rather than impressions.
Both are still on sale and differ in Torque: Fanatec CSL DD has 5 Nm, MOZA R5 Pro has 6 Nm.
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| Price | 329.95 € | 419 € |
| Peak torque | 5 Nm | 6 Nm |
| Price per Nm | 66.0 €/Nm | 69.8 €/Nm |
| Encoder | Sensor Hall de posición sin contacto de alta resolución | 21 bits |
| Platform | PCPlayStationXbox | — |
| Motor | Direct Drive | — |
| Max rotation | 2520° | — |
| Material | Extruded and CNC-machined aluminium | — |
| Quick Release | QR2 | — |
| Ports | USB-C · DataPort-C · Alimentación · Shifter 1 y 2 · Pedales · Freno de mano | — |
| Connectivity | USB-C | — |
| Power input | 90 W de serie; 180 W con el Boost Kit 180 opcional (sube a 8 Nm de pico) | — |
| Processor | — | CPU de 600 MHz |
| Cooling | Pasiva (sin ventiladores) | — |
Fanatec CSL DD
The entry point to Fanatec Direct Drive: 5 Nm peak (8 Nm with the optional Boost Kit 180). Carbon-fibre motor shaft, CNC-machined aluminium housing and the motorsport-derived QR2 quick release. PC and Xbox.
Fanatec CSL DDMOZA R5 Pro
The R5 Pro is the R5 moved on within the entry range: up to 6 Nm, with a new 21-bit magnetic encoder, a 600 MHz CPU and the NexGen Force Feedback 5.0 algorithm, against the 5.5 Nm and 15-bit encoder of the R5. MOZA does not sell it on its own: it only comes inside the R5 Pro bundles, the racing one (with the ES Lite wheel and SR-P Lite2 pedals) and the truck one (with the 400 mm TSW Truck Wheel).
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