MOZA ESX — sim racing wheel for Xbox and PC: 280 mm rim, 22 buttons, 10 RGB RPM LEDs
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MOZA ESX Steering Wheel.
The MOZA ESX is a 280 mm round wheel carrying official Xbox licensing. It is how you bring MOZA direct drive to Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One: on the console it works straight away, with no third-party adapter in between, and on PC it stays an ordinary MOZA wheel with the full tuning set.
The rim and face plate are aluminium alloy, and the grips are wrapped in non-slip ISF polyurethane that keeps its grip through a long session. The face plate carries 22 mappable buttons including two joysticks, plus a strip of 10 high-brightness RGB RPM LEDs whose colours and behaviour are set in MOZA Pit House; intelligent telemetry is supported.
The wheel mounts through MOZA's all-metal quick release and comes off in seconds. It fits the MOZA R3, R5, R9, R16 and R21 bases, and you switch between Xbox and PC mode by holding S1 and S2 for five seconds. If you plan to play on a console, check with the GEEKSHOP manager in advance that your particular base supports Xbox mode.
The key to Xbox
Direct drive and consoles usually live apart: most sim racing wheels are PC-only. The ESX removes that limit — it is officially licensed for Xbox Series X|S and Xbox One and starts up in supported titles with no adapters and no firmware tricks. For an Xbox owner it is the shortest path from a controller to a real MOZA wheel.
Close-up of the MOZA ESX face plate with the Xbox A, B, X, Y and Guide buttons
22 buttons you reach without looking
The face plate carries 22 mappable buttons, two of them clickable joysticks. That is enough to put brake bias, engine map, the pit limiter and menu navigation on the wheel without taking your hands off the rim. The layout is set in MOZA Pit House and saved as profiles for different games.
The ten RGB RPM LEDs and the labelled S1, LT, N, P, RT and S2 buttons on the MOZA ESX
Aluminium where you feel it
Rim and face plate are solid aluminium alloy, so the wheel does not flex over kerbs and passes the base's feedback through honestly. The grips are wrapped in ISF polyurethane: textured, non-slip and never tacky when your palms sweat late in a race. It feels like a tool rather than a toy.
MOZA ESX steering wheel, front view on a white background
A quick release that takes seconds
The ESX attaches with MOZA's own all-metal quick release, the same one used across the range. It seats with no play and comes off with a single twist of the collar, so the desk is clear in a couple of seconds. If you later add a formula or GT rim to the base, swapping them needs no tools.
MOZA ESX being mated to a wheelbase through the all-metal MOZA quick release
RPM LEDs and one place to tune them
Above the face plate sits a strip of 10 high-brightness RGB LEDs showing revs and telemetry, with colours, brightness and shift points all set by hand. Every setting — buttons, LEDs, profiles — lives in MOZA Pit House on PC. Even console players are better off plugging the wheel into a computer once and tuning it to taste.
MOZA ESX mounted on its base at a desk in front of a monitor
MOZA ESX Steering Wheel specifications
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