🏎️ Thrustmaster T150 Pro Racing Wheel: PS4/PS3 and PC Compatibility for PS5 Games Review

I highly recommend! Some pros: Great inexpensive steering wheel. With feedback, good quality, belt-gear. Cons: You need to store it somewhere, but this does not apply to the quality of the steering wheel.

The second month I have a steering wheel, I traveled more than one hundred km in games. Satisfied with the purchase. The price tag is completely justified. With its pros: Design. I love stylish things. It's minimalist and nothing more. Convenience. The buttons are firm and easy to press. The steering wheel paddles are located close and it is not difficult to hurt the specialist. The coverage is comfortable and rubberized inserts, hands do not slip off. The pedals are metal, so that they bounce…

The build quality, materials, ease of use, feedback and feedback are super! The steering angles are 1080. For an entry-level steering wheel, this is a chic steering wheel. From cheap - the best, from medium - the most affordable. No complaints!

I really wanted a force feedback racing wheel but I also love Farming Simulator 19, Bus Simulator, Mudrunner etc. I didn't want to pay a fortune for a wheel and I have to say I'm very impressed with this wheel ! It works differently for every game and I love it, in F1 2018 it's tight and responsive and really immerses you in the game, but I have to say this steering wheel really shines in Project Cars 2! You can feel each wheel lock up, understeer, oversteer, whatever. I came across situations…

Note. I bought a used set for 180€. I'm new to racing and after buying Gran Turismo 5 for a few dollars I wanted to try my hand at sim racing. I connected everything to my PS3 and everything worked fantastic. Just keep in mind that some older GTs require you to start racing and depress the brake/accelerator pedal to the max to activate the full range of motion. The force feedback is great but the conical brake mod on the pedals didn't feel as good as I was hoping, I wish it was a little softer…

I'm a casual gamer looking for an entry level force feedback steering wheel for PS4, especially for playing DriveClub. I play about 2-3 times a week, usually 1-3 hours per session. I have no intention of dominating the leaderboards or online races and wanted to stay under $200. I chose a Thrustmaster VG T150 which I bought from Revain on March 24th, 2016. Below are my impressions after about 20 hours of use. What I like: + Force Feedback/Vibration - I was surprised at how powerful both force…