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Simagic itself advises most buyers against its MagLink Pro Xtend adapter

The 89 dollar adapter makes an Alpha base compatible with Zeus wheels. Simagic writes that it only makes sense for owners of several Zeus wheels.

By The editorial teamPublished on 09/20/2026Updated on 09/24/20261 min read

On 25 June 2026, Simagic presented the MagLink Pro Xtend, an adapter announced at 89 dollars that makes an Alpha base compatible with wheels from the Zeus and Neo ranges. The manufacturer's announcement is unusual: it starts by explaining who the product is not for.

The adapter mounts on the base rather than on each wheel. A single MagLink Pro then connects to it, and it serves all of the collector's wheels.

The only case where it makes sense

Simagic sets two conditions, both required: owning an Alpha base, and owning more than one Zeus wheel that you swap between. A driver who alternates between a Formula for single-seaters and a Sport for drift saves buying one adapter per wheel.

With a single Zeus wheel, the manufacturer points to the standard MagLink Pro.

Simagic Alpha
Not tested by us

Simagic

Simagic Alpha

Peak torque
15 Nm
Drive technology
Direct drive

Why this announcement is worth passing on

A manufacturer publishing the limits of its own accessory is rare enough to note, and the information is useful: quick release adapters are where buyers spend the most on things they do not need.

Our product pages give the quick release standard of every base and every wheel. That data decides what fits on what, whatever an adapter is called.

The 89 dollars is an announced price. We have not tested this adapter.