Quick answer
If you want a complete, ready-to-run cockpit with a seat and integrated monitor mount, choose the SimXPro XT120 Complete Cockpit Bundle. If you already have a seat or want a compact, budget-friendly rig, the SimXPro R80 + Single Integrated Monitor Mount Bundle is the smarter pick.
What each bundle includes
The SimXPro XT120 Complete Cockpit Bundle pairs the XT120 cockpit with a black integrated single monitor mount and the XL GT Seat. It's a full package: you get the frame, the display mount, and the seat with its slider and mounting hardware. The R80 bundle, on the other hand, combines the R80 aluminium-profile cockpit with the full-size Single Integrated Monitor Mount. It does not include a seat, so you'll need to supply your own or add one separately.
This difference matters if you're starting from scratch. The XT120 bundle gives you everything in one box; the R80 bundle leaves the seating decision to you. That can be an advantage if you already own a seat you like, but it's an extra step if you don't.
Size and footprint trade-offs
The XT120 is a larger, more substantial cockpit. It's built to handle heavier loads and offers more adjustment range, which suits taller or heavier drivers. The R80 is more compact and easier to fit into tight spaces. If floor space is limited, the R80 bundle might be the practical choice.
But compactness comes with trade-offs. The R80's smaller profile may offer less rigidity and fewer mounting options than the XT120. If you plan to upgrade to a high-torque direct drive wheel base later, the XT120's extra stiffness could be worth the space it takes up.
Price and value
The XT120 Complete Cockpit Bundle lists at USD 1107.69, while the R80 bundle is USD 542.84. That's a significant gap. The XT120 includes the XL GT Seat, which accounts for much of the price difference. If you already have a seat, the R80 bundle lets you avoid paying for one you don't need.
Think about your total budget. The R80 bundle leaves room to buy a seat of your choice, which might be cheaper or more to your liking than the included XL GT Seat. But if you value convenience and a matched package, the XT120's all-in-one approach simplifies ordering and setup.
Trade-offs to weigh
- Complete package vs. build-your-own: The XT120 bundle includes a seat; the R80 bundle does not. Choose XT120 if you want everything in one order. Choose R80 if you already have a seat or want to pick your own.
- Space and rigidity: The XT120 is larger and stiffer, better for high-force wheel bases and taller drivers. The R80 is more compact and easier to fit in small rooms, but may flex more under heavy loads. Measure your room and consider your wheel base torque before deciding.
- Budget and upgrade path: The XT120 costs more but includes the seat. The R80 saves money upfront and lets you spend on a seat of your choice, but you'll need to budget for that extra purchase. Add the cost of a seat to the R80 bundle to compare total outlay.
Product facts at a glance
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SimXPro XT120 Complete Cockpit Bundle + XL GT Seat: Includes the SimXPro XT120 cockpit, a black integrated single monitor mount with VESA 75/100, and the XL GT Seat with slider and mounting hardware. You get a complete cockpit with seat and monitor mount in one package, so you can start racing right after assembly.
SimXPro XT120 Complete Cockpit Bundle + XL GT Seat
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SimXPro R80 + Single Integrated Monitor Mount Bundle: Combines the R80 aluminium-profile cockpit with the full-size Single Integrated Monitor Mount (not the Basic version). You get a compact rig with a proper integrated monitor mount, but you'll need to source a seat separately.
SimXPro R80 + Single Integrated Monitor Mount Bundle
Which bundle fits you?
Best for
- Sim racers who want a complete, ready-to-assemble cockpit with seat and monitor mount included
- Drivers who prioritize rigidity and space for future upgrades
Not for
- Budget-conscious buyers who already own a seat and want a compact rig
- Those with very limited floor space who don't need the extra stiffness of the XT120
