Best Load Cell Pedals in Australia: MOZA CRP2 vs Logitech G PRO

If you've already decided to make the jump to load cell pedals - good call. Now comes the next question: MOZA CRP2 or Logitech G PRO? Both are excellent mid-range load cell sets. Both will transform your braking consistency versus hall sensor pedals. But they're not the same product, and the right choice depends on your platform, your ecosystem, and how far you plan to take your setup. Here's how we break it down at Gamer Gear Direct.

If you're still figuring out whether load cell pedals are worth it at all, check out our Load Cell Pedals Explained guide first.

Quick Verdict

Both the MOZA CRP2 and Logitech G PRO Pedals are great mid-range load cell sets. But the CRP2 wins out for us - the upgrade path and mods available take it further than the G PRO Pedals can go. If you're a PC sim racer building a serious setup, the CRP2 is the pick. If you're on console or already in the Logitech ecosystem, the G PRO Pedals are the natural fit.

Specs Comparison

MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals

The MOZA CRP2 is our most recommended load cell pedal set for PC sim racers. Load cell brake, modular aluminium construction, adjustable feel and travel throughout - and critically, full compatibility with the MOZA mBooster Active Pedal Set. The CRP2 is not just a great pedal set on its own, it's the foundation of the best pedal upgrade path available at GGD.

The modularity is what separates the CRP2 from most of its competition. Individual components can be adjusted, swapped and upgraded without replacing the whole set. And when you're ready to step up to the mBooster, the CRP2 slots straight in - no new pedal frame required.

Logitech G PRO Pedals

The Logitech G PRO Pedals are the premium pedal option for the Logitech Racing Series ecosystem. Load cell brake, three-pedal metal construction, native PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S and PC compatibility. Designed to pair with the RS50 and G PRO Wheel bases, though they also work standalone via USB.

The G PRO Pedals are a closed system - no modular upgrades, no mBooster compatibility. What you buy is what you get, and what you get is very good. For console sim racers and Logitech ecosystem users, that's often exactly what's needed.

For a detailed look at how they perform, read our Logitech G PRO Pedals Review.

The Feel: Back to Back in the Showroom

We run both pedal sets in our Dandenong South showroom and have had customers try them back to back more times than we can count. The honest answer is that both are great mid-range load cell pedals - the feel is strong from both, and the upgrade from hall sensor to either set is immediately obvious.

The difference between the two is less about the raw load cell feel and more about what sits around that feel. The CRP2's adjustability means you can tune the pedal to suit exactly how you like to brake. The G PRO Pedals are a more fixed experience - well tuned from the factory, but with less room to personalise.

For most sim racers, both will feel like a meaningful upgrade. The CRP2 just has more room to grow.

Who Should Choose the MOZA CRP2

The CRP2 is for PC sim racers who want a load cell pedal set that goes somewhere. More adjustability. More upgrade potential. More long-term value in a single purchase.

Choose the CRP2 if:

• You're on PC and building a MOZA-based setup
• You want the option to upgrade to the mBooster active pedal system later
• You value modularity and the ability to adjust and tune your pedal feel
• You're a serious sim racer who wants hardware that grows with your skills

The mBooster upgrade path comes up a lot in our showroom conversations - more than you'd expect. Once customers know that the CRP2 can be paired with the mBooster for a genuine hydraulic-feel brake experience, it changes the framing of the purchase entirely. You're not just buying a load cell pedal set, you're buying into a platform.

Who Should Choose the Logitech G PRO Pedals

The G PRO Pedals are for console sim racers and anyone already in the Logitech Racing Series ecosystem. Native PS5, PS4 and Xbox compatibility makes them the only serious load cell option for console players in our range. And for RS50 or G PRO Wheel owners, they're the natural companion.

Choose the G PRO Pedals if:

• You're on PS5, Xbox or using a Logitech wheelbase
• You're building a complete Logitech Racing Series setup
• You want a straightforward load cell upgrade without worrying about compatibility
• The Logitech G PRO Bundle appeals as a complete one-box solution

The mBooster Factor

If you're building a PC setup and you care about where your braking experience can go, the MOZA mBooster Active Pedal Set changes the conversation significantly. Dual 200kg load cells and a hydraulic-feel active brake system deliver a brake feel that genuinely surprises people when they try it. And the CRP2 is what it pairs with.

This upgrade path comes up a lot at GGD. Customers who start with the CRP2 and later add the mBooster consistently describe it as one of the most impactful hardware changes they've made. The G PRO Pedals don't have an equivalent.

If you think there's any chance you'll want that level of braking feel in the future, the CRP2 is the smarter starting point - even if you don't buy the mBooster on day one.

Head to Head

Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better - the MOZA CRP2 or Logitech G PRO Pedals?

Both are great mid-range load cell pedal sets. The CRP2 wins for PC sim racers due to its modular construction and mBooster upgrade path. The G PRO Pedals win for console sim racers and Logitech ecosystem users due to native PS5 and Xbox compatibility. For a PC setup, the CRP2 is our pick.

Do the MOZA CRP2 pedals work on PS5 or Xbox?

No - the MOZA CRP2 is PC only. For PS5 and Xbox sim racers who want load cell braking, the Logitech G PRO Pedals are the pick.

Can I upgrade the MOZA CRP2 with the mBooster?

Yes - the CRP2 is fully compatible with the MOZA mBooster Active Pedal Set, which adds dual 200kg load cells and a hydraulic-feel active brake system. This upgrade path is one of the key reasons we recommend the CRP2 for serious PC sim racers.

What is the difference between load cell and hall sensor pedals?

Hall sensor pedals measure how far the pedal moves. Load cell pedals measure how hard you press. Load cell braking is more consistent because muscular force is easier to replicate precisely than exact pedal position. See our Load Cell Pedals Explained guide for a full breakdown.

Do the G PRO Pedals work with the MOZA R9 or R5?

The G PRO Pedals connect via USB so they will work with any PC setup including MOZA wheelbases, but they're designed for and best suited to the Logitech Racing Series ecosystem. For MOZA wheelbase owners, the CRP2 is the natural pairing.

Where can I try load cell pedals before buying in Australia?

Gamer Gear Direct's Dandenong South showroom has both the MOZA CRP2 and Logitech G PRO Pedals running on demo rigs. Visit us to try both before you decide.

Ready to choose? Browse the MOZA CRP2 Load Cell Pedals and Logitech G PRO Pedals at Gamer Gear Direct - Australian warranty, fast delivery, and both available to try at our Dandenong South showroom.

Written by Kurt Ebrado, Sales Manager at Gamer Gear Direct. With over five years of hands-on experience across sim racing and flight simulation gear, Kurt has helped hundreds of Australian sim enthusiasts find the right setup for their space, budget and goals. If you've ever called the GGD showroom for advice, there's a good chance you've already spoken to him.