Superdrive SV200: Ultimate Racing Steering Wheel with Pedals and Shift Paddles for Nintendo Switch, PS4, Xbox One, and PC Review

When I bought it I didn't realize it was small but when I got it it looked like a toy. It was insanely small and not suitable for use in racing games.

Plugged into my Xbox 1 and was playing right away. Any game that had driving worked. The only problem is that the pedals are small and cramped and the steering wheel needs better suction cups.

My son loves this item. However, the pedals stopped working after a few days. I had to send it back and got my money back. I bought another one with a refund. Fingers crossed, that's no problem.

Shipping box was crumpled but product was new and undamaged - Easy setup - better than thumb controls - I'm an avid racing gamer - by Für den I am very happy with this item for the price. Perfect for my needs.

The start was great, it was great! I have working paddles that work great. They need a flat sticky surface to stay in one place. Every time I hit a wall in the game, the steering wheel starts spinning by itself! But I was able to fix it somehow. And the rest is great

Pros: -Wheel doesn't snap in the top center, very smooth movement, good bearing -Vibration -Works on PS4 and Xbox One S (tested) -Dpad/buttons on mimic wheel controller, easy to navigate in Contrary to other impellers Disadvantages: -small diameter. It does not bother me. Like all controller-based wheels compatible with both consoles, this one has a dead zone that's more pronounced on Xbox. The problem isn't with the steering wheel, it's with the Xbox. PS4 seems to work better with these…

I bought this wheel to use on both Xbox and PC. I broke the sections titled. I didn't know what to expect when I bought this bike. It was just released so I took a chance. XBOX Review 07/06/20: TLDR: Highly recommended as a first Xbox wheel, details below. I connected it to my Xbox (it's a bit strange how it's set up). on consoles, but it's easy: you need to connect the steering wheel to your Xbox (or Playstation), connect another cable to your controller, and then turn on the console). I find…