CONSPIT CHS: H-pattern and sequential shifter review
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€369.99
€358.89 with SIMUGAL
JaSoiLRace’s CONSPIT CHS review
How to use the review when choosing your shifter
JaSoiLRace’s review adds a product demonstration to the specifications. To decide whether it suits your rig, look at the switch between H-pattern and sequential modes, access to the trigger, the adjustments and the space needed around the lever. Assess feel and sound from the demonstration; no measurement results or scores are assigned here.
The CHS is worth considering if you switch between manual and sequential cars on PC. If you only use paddle shifters, consider how often you would use it. Before pre-ordering, check the bottom mounting pattern, your hand’s movement and the cost of any required bracket.
- CHS vs SIMAGIC DS-8X: differences that help you choose.
- CONSPIT CHS product listing: reference and purchasing information.
- SimuGal’s rig builder: budget for your complete setup.
The CHS price and pre-order status were checked against the Simufy product page on 29 October 2026: no shipping date was confirmed. The documented specifications below are separate from the reviewer’s impressions.
Watch JaSoiLRace’s CONSPIT CHS review in the video below. The spoken review is in Spanish.
Two modes and mechanical adjustments
The CHS combines a seven-speed H-pattern plus reverse with a +/− sequential mode. A physical selector switches between modes, and a trigger protects access to seventh gear and reverse.
CONSPIT describes its Dual-Trace architecture as two dedicated mechanical paths. Force is adjustable between 3 and 10 kg, and damping can also be adjusted. Try both settings with the shifter securely mounted to the rig.
PC connection and mounting
It is designed for Windows PC, with a direct USB-C connection to the computer. PlayStation and Xbox compatibility is not declared. CONSPIT Link 2.0 handles configuration and calibration; its nine RGB LEDs support compatible telemetry functions through CONSPIT Link or SimHub.
The bottom mounting points use M5 screws with a 134 × 64 mm pattern. Compare these dimensions with your rig’s mounting plate and leave room to use the selector and trigger. After mounting, bind the gears and sequential inputs in each simulator.
What is included and what to check before buying
- 50 mm extension: raises the knob height from 255 to 305 mm.
- 95 × 165 mm footprint and 2 kg weight: check the space available beside your handbrake.
- Mounting: the listing states that a USB cable and a pair of adapter plates are included; confirm the package contents with Simufy.
- Availability: the product could be pre-ordered, but had no confirmed shipping date as of 28 October 2026.
It is worth considering if you switch between manual cars and rally cars and want both shifting modes on one mount. If you only drive cars with paddle shifters, consider how much use it will get before pre-ordering.
Sources: Simufy’s CONSPIT CHS listing (price, variants and availability checked on 28 October 2026), CONSPIT’s CHS Quick Guide V1.1 and JaSoiLRace’s review. Photographs: product images distributed by The French Simracer.
From the CHS to your complete rally rig
After watching JaSoiLRace’s review, compare the CHS with the DS-8X and check the budget for the complete setup before choosing your shifter.