Review on 🎮 Thrustmaster T300RS Racing Wheel (PS4, PC): Compatible with PS5 Games by Mark Young

I switched to this wheel when my 5 year old Logitech G27 found it wasn't working properly. The first major change I noticed with this handlebar is the belt that drives the power. feedback. Compared to the G27's Gear Force feedback, this is a huge improvement in the feel of bumps and slides. Next, the stock bike that comes on the wheelbase is really good and I can access all of the bike's features accurately. I said wheelbase because it's the cheapest wheelbase in Thrustmaster's range with a removable wheel. Wheels like this a Ferrari F1 wheel or a universal hub adapter will work on this wheelbase. The pedals are fine, they get the job done, but they've been priced down to have better handlebars. If you have a TH8A derailleur, the spring for the T300RS GT which has more pedals with a clutch If you already have good pedals or don't plan on using the H-Gate manual gearbox then using these pedals isn't bad. There's an additional accessory port on the wheelbase, as well as a USB cable for connecting to a PC and an RJ port for pedals, but this accessory port is for sequential switches only, so you don't need to plug the TH8A into H-Gate mode. Compatibility in games works great, there are many games on PC that this works with. F1 2018, iRacing, Project Cars 2 and a bunch of other games I don't remember playing with lots of options in the global setup program. One thing I liked about the Logitech software is missing from the program and that is game profiles. Every time you play a different game, you have to change the settings. Hope that changes soon. Overall this is a really good handlebar, best in the mid-range. It costs around $300 to get it and the time spent on it is endless.