Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel is a control center disguised as a steering wheel—everything you need is within reach, and nothing feels like an afterthought. Between the 4-inch customizable SimHub dashboard and the open-design thumb encoders, this thing is built for serious racing scenarios where muscle memory and fine inputs matter. The grip feels solid, the layout makes sense, and the build is as clean as it gets—carbon fiber up front, aluminum out back, and metal where it counts. What Sets the Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel apart? Open Thumb Encoder Design for Better Control Most encoders are boxed in, but the MAX01 frees them up with an open structure that lets you use your thumb or index finger from behind the wheel. It’s a surprisingly big deal when you’re mid-stint and don’t want to fumble. The extra control angle makes mid-corner adjustments smoother, especially when you're juggling things like brake bias, TC, or diff preload in a car that demands constant attention. SimHub Dashboard That’s Actually Useful Some wheels slap a screen on just to have one—but the MAX01’s 4-inch touchscreen works with SimHub right out of the box and comes preloaded with a custom layout that matches the wheel’s physical design. That means you get telemetry that’s easy to read, exactly where you expect it to be. Racers really like that they can integrate it without any third-party tinkering or layout hacks. Rear Thumb Push Buttons—Hidden but Handy Inspired by real race cars, the push buttons behind the wheel are easy to hit without shifting your hand position. Once you start using them for common functions like radio, pit limiter, or even overtake modes, they become second nature. It’s a small addition that adds serious utility without cluttering the main control surface. Encoder Mapping That Multiplies Functionality The dual-mode rotary knob and programmable encoder function (P-ENC) let you map multiple behaviors to the same encoder. You can toggle between TC, diff, brake bias, and more—all with one switch and two encoders. That kind of flexibility is usually reserved for button boxes or expensive dashboards. Here, it’s built right into the wheel, and racers praise how much space it saves while keeping functionality high. Pros and Cons Pros Cons Integrated 4-inch SimHub-compatible touchscreen Weight may be high for lower-torque bases Programmable encoders allow multi-function mapping No wireless connectivity option Rear thumb buttons improve control flexibility Robust materials and mechanical construction Specifications Specification Value Main Structure CNC carbon fiber front plate + aluminum alloy unibody Grip Construction 5mm carbon fiber frame + dual-injection TPU grip Display 4.0 inch IPS touchscreen, 800x480 resolution RGB Buttons 10 ErgoTouch modular RGB buttons Function Lights 8 RGB light zones Rotary Encoders 4 Rotary Switches 4 7-Way Joysticks 2 Clutch Paddles 2 hall-sensored Gear Paddles 2 silent magnetic hall-sensored Grip Size 310mm grip-to-grip Weight 1.3 kg Mounting 70mm PCD with included 50mm to 70mm adapter Connection USB (detachable coiled cable) Software Conspit Link 2.0 + SimHub support Accessories Warranty card, manual, tool kit, bolt pack, USB cable, stickers Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel Compatibility Component Compatible? Windows PC Yes SimHub Software Yes Conspit Link 2.0 Yes Conspit Wheelbases Yes Other Brand Bases (via 70mm PCD) Yes Console Platforms (PlayStation, Xbox) No The Conspit MAX01 Steering Wheel is fully PC-compatible and connects via USB with a detachable coiled cable. It uses a standard 70mm PCD mounting pattern and includes a 50mm-to-70mm adapter, making it compatible with a wide range of third-party direct drive wheelbases, not just Conspit systems. The wheel features a CDP quick release with military-grade connectors, ensuring a firm mechanical interface with minimal play—even under heavy torque. If you're running something like Simucube, Moza, or VRS, check adapter compatibility, but the physical fitment is generally solid with the right hub. Platform-wise, the MAX01 is strictly for Windows-based PC setups. There is no console compatibility—PlayStation and Xbox users will need to look elsewhere. The wheel integrates directly with SimHub for telemetry-driven dashboard feedback and works with Conspit Link 2.0 for in-depth control mapping. Supported games include iRacing, Assetto Corsa, ACC, rFactor 2, and most major PC sim titles. No wireless function is present, so all connectivity relies on USB.
