PXN V900 Gaming Steering Wheel with Pedals, 270/900° Racing Steering Wheel, Vibration Feedback, Steering Wheel for PC, PS3, PS4 and Switch

Good first wheel. Fairly easy to setup on most games. Was considering a wheel for a while but didn't want to splash out on a force feedback wheel. This wheel was a good compromise as it has vibration but no FF. Will eventually upgrade to a FF wheel, but until then, this is much better than a controller.

Did a lot of research before buying this steering wheel. Didn’t want to spend a fortune, wanted something of reasonable quality and durability for a reasonable price. It’s been a great buy. It attaches securely to the table, which was easy to do. The wheel is sturdy as are the controls and pedals. It’s been used for around 4 months now for playing Forza. So far, so good.

I want to make it clear (at the time of writing this review), I have only used it for about 2 hours, playing ETS 2 on PC.Nicely weighted, responsive.2 buttons on the wheel are mapped the same as the pedals (so R1/6/RB button is also the accelerator (don’t know if this is the same as other wheels out there). And 2 buttons have the same issue with clashing function of the Flappy paddles. Force feedback works and is decent in strength. Clamps are sturdy and are very big. Good if you have a table with a girth of 80/85mm as it should (just about) be able to clamp to a table that girth. Connection as USB. Wire also between pedals and the back of the wheel. Overall seems good valueEdit: 1 year and 6 months later, a squeak and developed in both pedals and at times the wheel. Still works well but if a squeaky pedal and an occasional squeaky wheel would bug you, maybe see if other wheels have a similar problem.Edit 2: Nov 2023 about 2 years after buying, the pedals are not working. They register as there but are on full power a lot of the time no matter how pushed down it is. I have reset the pedals many times. I fear I will have to buy a new steering wheel as they do not sell replacement pedals on their own.

The wheel material is good.But the performance / sensitiveness / accuracy of the steering wheel are very lame. At least for the few games that I played - Forza Horizon 5, Hot Wheels Unleashed and a few others.I better use my keyboard buttons than this wheel.It's the first one I bought and I thought that by using a wheel it is better, but it's actually worse. Or at least with this one.I have tweaked the settings in every single way and there's slight improvement, but not enough.Very disappointed with its performance.

Yes- as it has enouth for anyone to enjoy a driving game,unless its a racing game, then i suggest you research and invest in a well made system (metal based)No- its plastic, and has no software that you can set up (it has a basic one) buttons ect withThe steering wheel is good for anone wanting a basic set up, ithas enough buttons on it to set up any type of driving game, but not racing, for that you should look at th eother makes of PXN they may have one for racing.It is boxed really well and departmentalised, and the instrution ....well they are simple ,however the software for it is standard to say the least, PXN try to get a set up or software program that will support button selection and choicesThe con's i noticed that the steering wheel has a little woble on the main steering wheel, and the besides that the cables for the pedals could be a little longer so they dont get in the way, and the restraining bolts dont need to be that long, as everytime you get up you will hit your knee's.I have just now started streaming again, and have done reviews on joysticks and control systems in the past,so this was a intresting and entertaining one for meOverall i give it 4/5 ,this is due to the cons.

The wheel is exactly what I was after. Its relatively precise but it has seen a lot of use and abuse since I bought it. It is sturdy while I find the experience playing games like ets2 and project cars2 has been definitely better. Minor concerns include the mounting clamps of the wheel can get in the way as they stick out quite a bit. I also have not been able to find a configuration where force feedback works in ets2 and ats, though it works fine in racing games. The device is identified as xbox joystick in Windows 10 rather than a wheel

The steering wheel feels absolutely amazing but it is sadly littered with issues , there is no way to calibrate the sensitivity so you are between having something that has you flying into barriers or something that just won't turn I was really looking forward to playing racing games on my pc but I can't use this

it works very well sometimes it feels stiff which it’s meant to but its stuffer than usual and sometimes the steering wheel makes this noise idk its like a screech and for some reason my pedals like work and then it dosent were u have to reposition the wire into the wheel 🥴🥴