Review on Artplays V-1200 set, black by Mateusz Daczka ᠌

I've been looking at this wheel for a long time. Already had experience with other models (both better and worse). I want to leave an objective review for those who read these mixed reviews and can not understand anything. I'll start with what's missing. Looking for ff just to have it is clearly not worth it. This cannot be done even on relatively expensive wheels. Therefore, of course, I would like some kind of vibration. All the same, it is nice to feel the return from the exit from the road or at the slightest blow. If you still need vibration, then you should make a choice to Hori Racing Wheel Apex. Also a chic steering wheel (Gran Tourismo Sport is a pleasure). The only thing is that Hori is 270 degrees, so for simulators like City Car Driving and ETS2 I took Artplays v-1200. Someone writes that the pedals and steering wheel creak. I have that when unpacking, that with further use, nothing creaks so far. But for those who buy and who will creak, this means that they have been lying down somewhere in the warehouse. Only springs can creak there. Well, lubricate them with something and stop squeaking. About the fact that there is a spring. It is not very strong, if you unscrew the steering wheel as much as possible to the side and release it, it calmly returns to the center. The pedals are medium soft, comfortable to press. Now about the smoothness in games. Each game requires a separate setting (this is a normal practice for all steering wheels). Fortunately, all simulators allow you to do this (at least on City Car Driving, ETS2, you can adjust both sensitivity and linearity). Therefore, you can ensure that the steering wheel turns synchronously on the screen. I want to summarize. If you need a 900-degree steering wheel for games like ETS2 and other sims, then the steering wheel will do just fine. Yes, there will be no vibration. Many more lack the clutch pedal and h-gearbox. But in any case, you can make them yourself and connect them as separate devices (of course, only for a PC). Tested on WIn10 and PS4. For PS4, it connects via a gamepad (there is a USB connector for a gamepad on the back of the steering base).