

MOZA KS Pro Steering Wheel
300 mm GT butterfly wheel with 2.99" screen and magnetic forged carbon paddles
Description
The MOZA KS Pro is a 300 mm butterfly-style GT wheel that builds on the MOZA KS with a screen, more encoders and rear buttons.
Build. Carbon fiber-reinforced composite front and back plates with a high-strength steel core, an aluminum frame and TPE soft rubber grips.
Controls. 10 RGB-backlit short-travel buttons and 2 rear buttons, 5 rotary encoders with RGB position indicators, 2 thumb encoders and 2 seven-way switches. Magnetic forged carbon shifter paddles and Hall-sensor dual-clutch paddles can each be set as button or axis with an adjustable bite point.
Display and lights. A 2.99-inch HD screen with a UI customizable in MOZA Pit House, top RGB rev lights and 6 side RGB flag lights.
Compatibility. Fits all MOZA wheel bases currently on sale with the all-aluminum MOZA quick release; third-party bases and direct PC use via the MOZA Universal Hub Kit. PC only.
Features & highlights
Driving style
The KS Pro is a compact 300 mm GT and formula-style wheel, built for GT3, GTE and prototype racing in iRacing, Assetto Corsa Competizione, Le Mans Ultimate and rFactor 2, plus formula cars in the F1 series. Its screen, rev and flag lights and five encoders let you change TC, ABS and brake bias mid-stint, and reviewers found most controls easy to reach. Comfort can suffer over long sessions at high force feedback, especially for larger hands. Best for GT and formula racers on a budget who want a screen; less suited for drifting and rally, where a round rim like the CS Pro or CS V2P works better.
Build quality
MOZA uses carbon fiber-reinforced composite plates around a high-strength steel core with an aluminum frame, but reviewers found the body, thumbwheels and seven-way switches plasticky, with some play in the switches. The rotary encoders feel precise and the forged carbon paddles give a satisfying thunk. MOZA lists up to 24 months of warranty.
Software
The KS Pro is set up in MOZA Pit House on Windows PC: input mapping, paddle button or axis modes and bite point, LED colors and the 2.99-inch screen, which shows live telemetry from most major sims with no setup and supports shared layouts. Reviewers note there is no SimHub support. It is PC only with no console licensing; force feedback comes from the MOZA base. The MOZA Universal Hub Kit enables third-party bases and direct PC connection.
Specifications
Pros
- Excellent value for a screen-equipped wheel
- Many mappable inputs, all illuminated
- Buttons easy to reach while driving (per reviews)
- Satisfying forged carbon paddles
- Live telemetry with no setup
- Works on third-party bases via hub kit
Cons
- Body and switches feel plasticky
- Seven-way switches have play and skip steps (reported)
- TPE grips can feel greasy
- Top-heavy with the screen
- No SimHub support
- No slot for extra paddles
What's in the box
- KS Pro wheel
- Tool kit
- MOZA stickers
- User manual
- Warranty card
