This is a great product. It works perfectly for what it is meant for, it feels sturdy, and doesn't move under use. However, it feels weirdly designed. There are a few design decisions that don't make sense. First of all, the two posts that hold up the wheel itself, it is adjustable about height, which is good. The way this is achieved is one big post, and a smaller post inside it that moves in and out. However, in order to stop that from moving under use, it has these screws that screw from the outside post into the inside post. However, the inside post doesn't have holes drilled into it, meaning that the only way to stop the adjustable parts from moving under use is to screw the screws from the outside, and having the screw press on the inside one, making it not ... MoreThis is a great product. It works perfectly for what it is meant for, it feels sturdy, and doesn't move under use. However, it feels weirdly designed. There are a few design decisions that don't make sense. First of all, the two posts that hold up the wheel itself, it is adjustable about height, which is good. The way this is achieved is one big post, and a smaller post inside it that moves in and out. However, in order to stop that from moving under use, it has these screws that screw from the outside post into the inside post. However, the inside post doesn't have holes drilled into it, meaning that the only way to stop the adjustable parts from moving under use is to screw the screws from the outside, and having the screw press on the inside one, making it not move purely based on pressure on the inside post. This leads to really, really ugly circular marks all over the inside metal rod, because the flat-end screws press hard on the side of it. It's a questionable design decision, and I don't know why they didn't just drill holes in the side of the posts, that seems like a smarter idea. Also, it's extremely expensive. There are a lot of adjustable parts in this, the height of the wheel stand, the forward/back angle of the plate that the wheel sits on (you can tilt it up or down), the distance forward and back for the shifter mount (although it doesn't really go that far, only a few inches or so), the height of the shifter plate itself, moving the shifter up and down, etc. The only reason I bought this one was because I didn't see the other postings of the same product, but at a fraction of the price. I paid $270 Canadian, and honestly, I don't think this product is worth that much. I've seen the exact same product for less than half that price. I'd say look elsewhere before you decide on this product at this price. However, the product works 100% fine, and I have zero issues with it asides from those ones. I'd say this is a very, very respectable product that is well worth your money, however, not sure if it's worth 270 of your dollars.

Amazing wheel - First venture into driving sim, and indeed this is my first wheel. So not a lot to compare to, other than a friends Logitech G29 - which is way below the quality of this wheel from my limited experience. This one is fantastic on PS4, PS5 and PC so far, with easy setup and switching between the consoles etc. The force feedback is amazing, super powerful and I've not yet taken it above 50% - Have used it on Gran Turismo 7 - works flawlessly as it does with Forza, Grid Legends and Need for Speed too. What can I say. I love it and it will forever change driving games for me now. They just feel so much better with this wheel. Scan, as always, super super rapid on dispatch and delivery, quality smooth transaction - Always a pleasure to buy from.

I have been using racing wheels the last 15 years, having raced with all the logitech's and thrustmaster's that have FFB at least. From all those toys, the T300 and TX base are by far the most VFM wheels on the market, it's FFB is much much better than the G2x line and not that worse comparing it to bigger models of the same company that cost an arm and leg. So if someone wants to get into simracing on a budget this is imho the wheel line to choose before going Direct Drive. The thrustmaster eco system is also a bonus where you can choose lots of wheels and accessories as well, although the cost can escalate quickly with all those stuff. The only downside is that the stock 2 pedals that come with the t300rs and tx 458 italia are a joke compare to the logitech ones, ... MoreI have been using racing wheels the last 15 years, having raced with all the logitech's and thrustmaster's that have FFB at least. From all those toys, the T300 and TX base are by far the most VFM wheels on the market, it's FFB is much much better than the G2x line and not that worse comparing it to bigger models of the same company that cost an arm and leg. So if someone wants to get into simracing on a budget this is imho the wheel line to choose before going Direct Drive. The thrustmaster eco system is also a bonus where you can choose lots of wheels and accessories as well, although the cost can escalate quickly with all those stuff. The only downside is that the stock 2 pedals that come with the t300rs and tx 458 italia are a joke compare to the logitech ones, and the simple t3pa are just sufficient for the job. Only the more expensive t3pa pro model is build like a tank, yet still a simple potentiometer based system. All in all a great choise. And don't forget to ALWAYS HAVE FORCED COOLING MODE ON if youbwant to avoid heat related issues that made yhis wheel famoys for the wrong reasons when it was released. All those bad reviews were because the fan would start to operate once the heat build up, that caused stress to the wheel components. With the latest firmware you canturn the fan on manually and the wheel never even gets hot, so 90%of these issues are history. Thanks for reading