Next Level Racing GTLite Foldable Sim Racing Cockpit GT Position | Patented NLR Hubs | Shifter Mount Included | Breathable Seat | Flight Upgradeable

If you are looking to get an affordable entry level racing rig, this is eactly what you need. Most reviews here tell you what you need to know so here is a pro's and con's list: Pros: 1.) Mostly already pre-built out of the box 2.) Quick set up time. (10-20 minutes-ish). 3.) Seating angle and height are adjustable (not a huge amount, but should be enough to get your comfy racing position sorted). 4.) Front arm bar (for steering wheel attachment) swings forward so you can enter and exit easily. 5.) Easily collapsable, takes up very little room. I have really quite a small room so this is perfect. 6.) It looks awesome (in my opinion). 7.) There are plenty of quality features: Strong/neat stitching, breathable mesh for your back area, two cushion like 'bumps' either side of rib cage area to gently keep you in the middle, the branding and colours give a presence. 8.) Foot pedals can be moved forwards or backwards very easily with quick release bolts. 9.) Foot pedal frame can be easily swapped from angled position or flat on the ground. 10.) Affordable price tag for what you get. 11.) A well thought out logical design. Cons: 1.) The seat is essentially like a suade/leather type material, so there is no cushioning. This starts to become uncomfortable during an extreme session, maybe after about an hour or so this happens. I put a weighted blanket over the whole chair (if needed after an hour) and it is considerably more comfortable without interfering with my racing. 2.) Watch out for the (red) clip that clamps the front arm bar (for the steering wheel) as the edge is quite sharp, so be extra careful entering and exiting. 3.) The plate that the steering wheel screws onto has a knob that is tightened when you have the correct wheel position. What I found is because the clamp is on a single bar, the plate/wheel can slip downwards around that bar. To remedy this; each time I used the rig, that knob, I just gave that extra bit of muscle, tightening very slightly each time, to a point that I could feel it wasn't going anywhere anymore, no problems with this anymore so far. If you are super strong, make sure not to go overly aggressive as it could potentially break or bend. Some bonus tips if you decide to get one. And also if you managed to read this far: 1.) DO NOT over tighten the nuts/bolts, it WILL bend the tubes. All the nuts are nylon lock-nuts, so once they are tightened, they won't work loose. 2.) Don't lift or move the rig with the steering wheel. Grab a solid part of the frame. 3.) The foot pedal frame swings up into a storage position. This can slam down on the floor, so mind those toes! 4) It can be a bit awkward adjusting all the various positions, the first time I managed to collapse the whole rig in on itself. A second pair of hands makes it much easier (and safer). 5.) I cannot comment on the manual gear shifter attachment as I do not use it. However, from what I've heard, it does do the job well but can wobble a small amount (from what I've seen from video reviews). What racing wheel/pedals do I use? I use the Thrustmaster T300RS, completely stock with no extras or modifications. It all fits perfectly with this racing rig, no problem. Have I previously owned a steering wheel or racing rig? No this is my first one and I'm very happy with it. How tall am I? About 5 foot 11 inches (but I have short-ish legs). Hope this helps a little bit in making the right choice for you.

...be careful! I'm a bit chunky to say the least and after a thrilling first race in the racing seat playing GT7 I somehow ended up sat on the floor, still sat in the seat! Legs partly crushed and wheel pushing into my belly! Not sure how it happened but it wasn't a pleasant experience. Managed to free myself out of the seat and it looks like I hadn't locked off the cams properly. Make sure you lock them off fully and the levers facing down to avoid knocking them loose. Seat is quite hard on the bot but overall, a good experience and at a good price for the casual racer. Comes with all the fittings needed to mount your wheel and pedals, all adjustable. Just take your time setting it up and your good to go

It’s shown as easy to build and assemble. In theory it is, the instructions are good and clear, and I found good Old You Tube a great place to watch others. The chair is good quality and made from strong robust materials and I’m well over 100kg and it supports me just fine. After a few hours of use, it still was comfortable and stood up to enthusiastic gaming. Cons The build is not easy on your own and I would recommend that you have someone else to help you as once almost constructed it’s frustrating that it needs support whilst you tighten and adjust, as it collapsed several times whilst I made these adjustments. That said, if you have the extra pair of hands problem solved. Storage .. the instructions are useless and the video that is linked to this is incorrect and it’s really confusing how to collapse it down to store it. But after watching several videos I worked out the best way for me to put it into a position to fold it and stand it up in a cupboard when not in use. Once you get the hang of it again it wouldn’t be a problem. The seat is adjustable for lean angles and make sure you understand that it’s a GT chair not an F1 racing position, so if your looking for a true F1 experience then the next model in the range will be the right one. Pedals and wheel once mounted and infinitely adjustable and I got to perfect positioning within a few mins and once set folding it away for storage will not affect this once you come to set it up again. All in all a great piece of kit for starting out and those like me who just want to have fun and don’t take their sims too seriously and just want a more involved experience. I love mine, happy I made the choice to buy this one and would recommend it

I’ve been using the GT Lite for a while now, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my sim racing setup. The foldable design is a real game-changer—it’s sturdy during use but easy to pack away when I’m done, which is perfect if you’re short on space - it's still quite large even when folded but compared to a conventional fixed rig, is absolutely worth it. It's well-built and comfortable for long racing sessions. The adjustability is great—you can fine-tune the seat and pedal positions to get the perfect driving position. I've used the Logitech G923 and also a direct-drive wheel on this seat and both work great. There was a bit of flex and noise with both wheels, especially with the direct-drive wheel but that is to be expected when you mount a powerful wheel onto a light setup. By no means did it affect my racing, it still stood it's ground firmly.

Folds away nicely and is ok as an entry level rig if you don’t have very strong wheel and pedals. I had a Logitech pro direct drive on this and it’s way too powerful for this rig. The wheel deck was ok, but the pedal deck would slide around under braking without even too much pressure. It folds up, which is nice and I think it would be fine with cheaper wheels and pedals, but don’t expect this thing to be super solid as well as easy to fold.

I don't normally write reviews but after researching this to death before finally deciding it was for me, hopefully someone in the same position will find this useful. I'd upgraded from a XRocker foldable seat (similar to a Playseat) so this was a definite step up. Regarding some people's reviews of that you need two people to assemble this, I don't understand how. It took about 15-20 mins to construct on my own, taking my time. The build quality is really good and with my TMX bolted on, and everything set up, it was fairly solid. The locking mechanism for the steering wheel gate for want of a better description, looks like it will immediately snap off, but rest assured, it's solid once locked. The steering wheel plate doesn't move much at all which I was originally concerned about. Having the option to mount the pedals with an incline is also a massive step from my previous rig, and there are a fair few options of angle to be set with both the rear and front legs. I haven't ever folded this right down as in the living room I'm using it in I don't need to, I simply fold the back forward and secure the pedals up towards the wheel deck. then it simply stands like on it's legs away in a corner. The only reason I have given this a 4 star and not 5 star, is because of my only criticism which is the angle of the backrest. I just wish they'd put something so you could have it a bit more upright. You can control this to a degree with how you have the legs set, but sometimes I find myself leaning forward a small amount. I have once draped a blanket over the back and that helped. It's not always a problem but on a longer race it just would've been nicer to have had that adjustment. But on the whole, I don't regret the purchase and hopefully this is helpful to those sat on the fence as to whether to take the plunge, you won't be disappointed.

Although a little tricky to put together (best with 2 people) once together it is really sturdy and easy fold up and put away. Attaching the steering wheel is also a little tricky but once on they are fixed well and do not move around during use. The peddles are easily adjustable which makes it easier for me and my son to quickly switch. Only slight issue experienced was with the screws to tighten the peddle plate in place, if you over tighten even slightly they then seem to loose the ability to properly tighten. Only a minor issue though.

Loved the idea of a playseat for my racing games but really needed one that folded away for storage pretty easily. This seat does fold but be warned it’s still huge! Rendering having a folding seat (in my case) pointless. I could however live with the size of this seat if it wasn’t for the biggest flaw…. It is the most uncomfortable and unnatural seating position imaginable, it’s like a £10 garden chair ok for the odd 5 minutes but no more. Sitting in this chair for more than 5 minutes results in a numb rear-end and because of the shape puts pressure on your lower back, I have tried all sorts of cushions, pillows, throws etc to try and make it bearable but to no avail. Real racing seats keep you upright just like any other car seat this is nothing like a real seat or even a chair for that matter. Have since purchased a proper Racing seat and my god what a difference! Don’t bother wasting your time on this rubbish and just bite the bullet and buy a proper one!

El Next Level Racing NLR-S021 GTLite es simplemente excepcional. Este cockpit de carreras ha llevado mi experiencia de simulación de conducción a un nivel completamente nuevo y ha superado todas mis expectativas. La calidad de construcción es impresionante. Los materiales son robustos y resistentes, lo que proporciona una base sólida y estable para mi setup de simulación. Me da la confianza de que puedo concentrarme en la carrera sin preocuparme por la estabilidad. La ergonomía y comodidad son notables. El diseño del asiento y la posición de conducción se sienten auténticos, lo que mejora la inmersión en el juego. Puedo pasar horas disfrutando de la simulación sin sentir molestias. La compatibilidad y personalización son puntos fuertes. Es fácil de ajustar para adaptarse a mi altura y preferencias de conducción. También es compatible con una amplia variedad de periféricos y accesorios, lo que me permite personalizar mi setup según mis necesidades. La versatilidad es otro punto a destacar. Puedo usar este cockpit con una amplia gama de juegos y simuladores, lo que significa que mi experiencia de conducción no se limita a un solo título. La estética del Next Level Racing GTLite también es impresionante. El diseño en negro es elegante y se integra perfectamente en mi espacio de juego. En resumen, el Next Level Racing NLR-S021 GTLite es una inversión que vale la pena para cualquier entusiasta de los simuladores de conducción. Su calidad de construcción, comodidad, compatibilidad y versatilidad lo convierten en una elección sobresaliente. ¡Lo recomiendo encarecidamente a todos los apasionados de las carreras virtuales!

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Great entry level cockpit that is extremely ridged for something that folds down! I have a Logitech G923 mounted to mine and I have no issues whatsoever.. just a heap of fun! While I have no issue with product, I did have an issue with ordering the product through Amazon AU. They used DHL as the courier service and after a week my package never came. After a lot of back and forth with Amazon support, my purchase was eventually refunded and I was able to go down and get JB Hi-Fi to price match them. If you are on the fence about getting the GT Lite, don’t let me poor experience with DHL deter you from purchasing this! It is definitely worth it, but consider avoiding using Amazon.

It's a great entry level rig. The only problem is that there is no space to install a shifter and handbrake at the same time. Can be fixed with additional metal plates though.

Nachdem ich die Nase voll hatte, mich auf meinem Gaming Sessel in jeder Kurve hin und her zu drehen und beim Rallye fahren immer fast meinen Lenkradständer umzuwerfen, habe ich nach langem Überlegen, für den Next Level Racing GT Lite entschieden. Ich hatte nicht allzu große Erwartungen, aber ich muss sagen, ich bin echt begeistert. Nachdem die österreichische Post den kompletten Versand vermasselt hat, habe ich zwei Tage verspätet mein Paket erhalten. Der Aufbau war sehr problemlos, alleine schon wegen der sehr gut bebilderten Aufbauanleitung, wo auch noch genau beschrieben wird, wie man das Teil zusammen legen kann. Natürlich kann man es nicht mit einem "richtigen" Sim Racing Rig vergleichen, aber der GT-Lite kostet ja auch nur einen Bruchteil. Für die knapp 200€ bekommt man richtig viel GT-Feeling, und haufenweise Einstellmöglichkeiten, um die komplette Sitzposition an die eigenen Bedürfnisse anzupassen. Die Rückenlehne selbst lässt sich nicht einstellen, aber man kann die Neigung, indirekt, durch höher/tiefer stellen der vorderen Füße anpassen. Die hinteren Füße haben auch Schraubenlöcher in zwei verschiedenen Höhen. Insgesamt fühlt sich der GT Lite sehr robust an, und es wackelt auch nix, bei hoher Belastung im Rallyesport. Schrauben für Lenkrad, Pedale, Shifter, etc. sind auch dabei. Das Zusammenklappen funktioniert nach zwei bis dreimal probieren auch recht gut, aber anfangs sollte man sich doch an die Anleitung halten. Alles in Allem eine optimale Sim Racing Lösung für Leute, die ihr Equipment nicht permanent im Raum stehen lassen wollen/können. Ich gebe eine klare Kaufempfehlung. Ich werde den GT-Lite die nächsten Monate testen, und gegebenenfalls meine Rezension anpassen.