It showed up at my door just like I had ordered it from a US retailer. September 21: M2 delivered to me in Columbia, SC, USA via FedX (delivery was attempted the day before, but since no one was home, they left a door tag, which I signed and left on the door for delivery the next day) September 13: M2 shipped from Zaporizhia, Ukraine via TNT. When I placed the order, DOF Reality emailed me that it would take about three weeks for it to be produced and delivered, and that is exactly how long it took. There is always some buyer’s remorse with type purchases. In hindsight, I’m not sure that was the right move. I had space considerations and did not want to have to buy new triple monitor stands, so I opted instead for the M2.
I could have gotten their full motion H2 for $1,534 USD shipped.
I’m glad I did.Īnyone considering the M2, should also take a hard look at getting one of DOF Reality’s full motion rigs. So, when I stumbled upon the M2 in the iRacing forums and then did some research about DOF Reality, I decided to give the M2 a try. Even the used ones I thought about buying were over $2,400. For years I wanted a V3, but just didn’t think paying $3,000 was worth it. Priced at $999 USD, shipped, the M2 costs much less than NL. Anyone considering a seat mover should strongly consider the M2. My challenge now is to find software settings that provide movements that best compliment running iRacing, the only sim I use. It is a good piece of hardware that provides a lot of seat movement.
I have my DOF Reality seat mover M2 up and running.
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