PXN PC Racing Wheel, V3 PRO 180 Degree Universal USB Car Sim Game Steering Wheel with Pedals for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, PS3, PS4, Switch

It works wonderful

Love this, Compatible with the Ps4 & Also connects to all the games that We wanted to play! Easy to set up and use, The sensitivity could be better (Delayed). But it’s not terrible for your first steering wheel.

Bought this for my son who uses a PC for gaming. We were worried that it would be super glitchy but so far it has been great! He's been using it for 5 months or so and it's been flawless so far.

Excelente calidad y precio , mi hijo lo amo para jugar sus videos juegos de carrera con sus amigos y aprendiendo habilidades de manejo

I bought this to take with me on my vacation out of town to use on my laptop that runs my favorite Sega Model 3 and Naomi racing games on their respective emulators. As the title mentions, it is a fun but flawed wheel and pedal unit. It has its pros and cons. When I bought this, the wheel could have been packed a little better as I noticed a plastic piece was rattling as I shook the wheel unit. I opened the cover up carefully and successfully got it out, though! Bad packaging on Amazon's end. Pros: + Vibration feedback with the default XInput setting. This feels awesome when drifting my car on Scud Race in Supermodel! Wore my arms out a bit hahaha. + Table clamp support + Pedals are analog and can be mapped to separate axis + Minimal dead zone + Has paddle shifters and a gear stick, though they are mapped to do the same command. I'll explain this more in the cons + Adjustable sensitivity. Cons: - 180 degrees of rotation. The majority of racing games in the arcade used a 270-degree wheel - Table clamp is too large to use on certain desks. I had to cut my clamp screw down with a hacksaw and all is OK on my desk. - Suction cups do not work on laminate wooden surfaces, which my desk has. - Wheel needs to be reconfigured every time it is plugged back in. This is not a huge deal breaker if you memorize the commands in the manual, but I would prefer an item that stores configuration settings. - Gear stick switches can be loud. From the sounds of things, these more than likely use Omron switches as opposed to arcade-quality microswitches - Several buttons are mapped to do the same command, and seems like they are done so at a hardware level. I haven't taken the wheel apart to look at the internals but that's beside the point of the review. Here is my configuration for anyone who wants it: 1. Hold Share + Options until the right LED blinks green. Then press Share 3 times for low sensitivity, and press Up on the D-pad 2. Hold Share + Options until the right LED blinks green. Then press Left on the D-pad to map the pedals onto the Y-axis 3. Hold Share + Options until the right LED blinks green. Tap the gas pedal twice. Now you have a fine-tuned wheel with separate pedal axes. I hope this helps everyone! Obviously this isn't comparable with current Logitech or Thrustmaster wheels, but it has decent build quality and for quick arcade racing fun, it is a neat gift to give to someone who likes those kinds of racing games. Just be wary of what you need to do every time the wheel is plugged back in, and keep the manual! (Photos coming soon)

Hook up is very simple and easy every button worked steering wheel kind of jittery on games like forza but truck driving games a blast .would still recommend

Love it

I bought it for my bf he loved it

Product was faulty after 1 usage. Programme is not responding and car keeps accelerating with no control functions

Doesnot work with my ps4. The seller is not responding.