PXN V900 PC Racing Wheel, Universal Usb Car Sim 270/900 degree Race Steering Wheel with Pedals for PS3, PS4, Xbox, One,Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch,Android TV

Moment. br>br>Recent changes: br>br> Multiple emails from the seller have been sent to me in an attempt to resolve the issue. It was an error on the part of the user. The rotation angle is controlled by a physical switch located beneath the steering wheel. I noticed that in the game, the steering wheel could only turn 90 degrees, whereas in real life, I had to turn 360 degrees to achieve full lock. Response increased to match input after I moved the switch (which I thought was a lag). br>br>I'd like to apologize to the product's creators for my misunderstanding and any negative impact it may have had.

Kayleigh Gamble

| Jan 25, 2021

Returned. CHECK OUT THE LATEST ADDITIONAL INFORMATION. This wheel's construction appeals to me, as does the fact that it includes pedals and has a high turn angle. However, a large dead zone renders the wheel useless, ruining the racing experience. When you only need to turn the wheel a fraction of a turn for a minor correction but then need to turn the wheel the other way to follow the road, you can't swing the wheel fast enough to avoid the massive dead zone. Because it works and is plug-and-play, it receives two stars. and-play. However, I gave it back. br>br>UPDATE: br>br> A replacement was arranged after the manufacturer/seller contacted me via Amazon. There are three sensitivity settings, and you must select one each time the wheel is plugged in. In my opinion, for normal PC play, the wheel's sensitivity should be set to maximum. So far, only Dirt Rally 2 and The Crew 2 have been tested.

Sasha Mullen

| Feb 14, 2021

  I'm having a lot of fun playing Forza on my Xbox One with this steering wheel. So much so that I'm on the lookout for a racing cockpit steering wheel. Several of them are priced between $70 and $100, according to my research. However, I believe that having the pedals and steering wheel locked in place would be far superior. The steering wheel is secured to the table with a clamp included in this set. However, I have to bend down to reach the steering wheel, which would be eliminated if I had one of those racing cockpits. You can adjust the steering wheel's sensitivity, and the directions will show you how. Turning the wheel has a small amount of latency. A half-second delay, if you will. I increased the sensitivity and discovered that I needed to turn the steering wheel a second before hitting the turn and that I needed to let off the gas completely in the turns. This greatly enhanced my driving experience, and I rarely used the brake pedal as a result. The steering wheel's paddle shifters switch the user mode from behind the cockpit to actually seeing the car. I tried it in every possible way, and each one provides a unique experience. I discovered that having the car visible on the screen rather than in the cockpit made negotiating the turns much easier. This steering wheel is far superior to a hand controller in terms of performance. I'm confident that once I get my cockpit, which will keep everything in place, this game will become even more enjoyable. I am very pleased with the steering wheel and would purchase it again. I read a lot of positive reviews and a few negative reviews, but I believe the negative reviews were written by people who didn't know how to change the sensitivity setting and were probably driving too fast through the curves. I doubt you'll be able to find a steering wheel that doesn't have some latency. All you have to do is get used to it and turn a little faster than usual to account for the latency. It isn't rocket science, and Forza is far superior with and without the steering wheel.

Johanna Gamble

| Jun 29, 2021

After a few days of using this racing wheel, I'm convinced that this is the only way to play racing games. br>br>The product has a sturdy construction. It is compatible with the Xbox, PS4, Switch, and PC, according to the documentation. I've only used it with my Xbox One, but it's fantastic. br>br>This wheel has a very realistic feel and handling. It was perfect in terms of haptic feedback. br>br>I love it.

Leo Hogan

| Aug 06, 2021

PS4 leveling wheel This wheel was purchased in order to play Project Cars 2 on the PlayStation 4. It was a pain to use the dualshock controller. It's nearly impossible to steer with a joystick while also controlling the accelerator and brake with the controller. Car merely wig-out- I couldn't stay on the racing line, let alone execute a decent turn, because my hair was all over the place. br>br>I didn't want to spend a lot of money on a racing wheel if it turned out that I'm just a bad racing sim driver and it wasn't the equipment. I bought the PXN V900 primarily because it was reasonably priced (less than half the price of a Logitech G29), but it also has a full D-pad. It comes with two plastic clamps to secure it to a table, as well as a pad and buttons for L1, R1, and so on. There is no such thing as true force. br>br> The wheel has rubber resistance that snaps it back to straight when you let go, and the rumble effect is plenty good. It came with all of the necessary cables, but to use it with PS4, you'll need to connect it to a dualshock controller. br>br>The pedals are plastic, but they have a good range of motion and good resistance springs. You should definitely push it, but I can play it in sock-puppet mode. without tiring your feet There's a little tread that folds out so you can rest your heels on it and keep it from moving around on carpet, and that's all I need. The paddle shifters have yet to be used by me. br>br>When I first started playing, I had it set to 270-degrees. With all of the steering and brake assistance, it felt like an arcade game. Although it was more enjoyable than using the controller, qualifying for races was still difficult. Then things really started to take off when I turned off the assists and made the configuration match the wheel and pedal inputs directly. I set the wheel to full 900-rpm. It's now a blast, and I'm having a great time.

Albert Zuniga

| Aug 03, 2021