just got this and set it up for my PC you need to install drivers, easy with internet connection . really a lot of force feed back next to what I was expecting never having used one of these before . first impression is that this thing is super fun and really a cool toy . it works great with forza 5 all I have tried it on and plan to use it on for now . I will update over time if it breaks or just is not as good as my first impression . so far it feels like a driving simulator now instead of a game . you really do have to steer and the game physics are so good that its very realistic and actually probably good real driving practice to a crazy point . dont think I will do as well as a controller is easier and faster to steer a differnt direction , this you actually have to turn a wheel . but it will be a lot more fun

Won't honor warranty for use on Farm Sim 25 or if used with Windows 11. Cheap pedal design, better products available.

Works for ps5

This is the first wheel that I purchased and watched some reviews online prior to purchase. Honestly very pleased with the quality and output.

So this is my first wheel in, I guess, two decades. I was playing with an Xbox controller before this thing, and oh my. If you are like me, this is something else. I have only used it for three days now, almost nonstop (I know, but it's just that much fun), and I will come here and update my review if things change, promise. If you don't like long texts, there is a TLDR at the bottom.WHEELI can say I thoroughly read the comments before the purchase, so I will guide my review through that path. To give you an idea, I'm using it on a PC, clamped it on my desk, and the pedals are on the carpet. The wheel is great IMO, yes, it doesn't have the rubber or stitched leather like the alternatives, but I just like how it feels. Furthermore, yes, it's all made of hard plastic, but it feels sturdy. If you don't like the plastic feel, wrap some bike handle tape or something like that on it instead of paying $ more for the alternative, in my opinion. Also, it's on the smaller side, yeah, but it doesn't bother me at all. It's actually somewhat nice as I can reach all the buttons with my hands on 3 and 9. Additionally, the pedal shifters behind the wheel feel nice and sturdy, pretty solid not much to say about them.PEDALSYeah not the best out there. if you don't have your other heel on the base, when you fully press a pedal, it just wants to tilt forward. However, I keep both my heels on the base at all times, and I used the very same box it came in to flush it against a wall, so it's not going anywhere anymore. Maybe one can get a larger board and screw the pedals on it, idk, but this seems good enough for my beginner setup.FORCE FEEDBACKThe force feedback is probably the reason you are not buying the ~$70 alternative on here, right? It is pretty powerful. Like I said, this is my first FF wheel ever, so I bet there are stronger options out there, but I definitely don't need them at the moment. Let me put it this way: I broke a sweat during two races on Forza Horizon 5, lol. Additionally, I have never used full-strength FF yet, and it is more than I was expecting as a beginner.COMPATIBILITYI play on PC, so compatibility is not an issue for me. With every new game, obviously, you need to tweak in-game settings, but once you get your own settings set up for you, it's just beautiful. However, I can't stress this enough, settings are everything. There are videos out there, so if you are oblivious to what you should do, try them first. I say if you can't find videos specific to T128, look at TMX, T150, or even G29 settings to begin with. With that said, I never had an issue on my PC. The only problem is the two buttons in the center; the one looks like the settings option (gear), and the one to the right doesn't even get recognized by the driver. I heard that they work on Xbox, but I'm not sure. Hey @Thrustmaster, would you like to fix this with a driver update by any chance? Other than that, the games I tested T128 and had a BLAST are:Forza Horizon 5Forza Motorsport 7Euro Truck Sim 2American Truck SimSnowRunnerFarming Sim 22Overall, I say it's a great starter wheel. At least I'm having a great time with it. Yeah, there are better setups out there, but they cost way more. There's always a better one until you get to that $10-20-30k rig people have out there. Overall, coming from an inexperienced sim racer, a casual racer, and everything else that you can use a wheel, at this price point, with the ability to upgrade pedals and add a shifter later if you want to, it's a yes from me dog! And I'm not even saying, "Meh, this is what I got for the price." I really, really enjoy this wheel and pedal set.Finally, on forums, people say you should look up used market, which is definitely an option, but I'm the type of guy who likes to have peace of mind, knowing if something goes wrong (at least during the manufacturer warranty period) Thrustmaster is a professional company that cares about customer satisfaction unlike the John Doe you purchased your used rig on the marketplace or wherever.TLDRPROS- Strong force feedback- Easy to set up and mess with settings, at least on a PC- WAY better than a spring or band-loaded wheelset, a controller, or heavens forbid, a keyboard- Opportunity to upgrade pedals or add a shifter- Sturdy and comfy (at least for my taste)- Definitely worth the price IMOCONS- Pedals are responsive, but if you don't come up with a way to stabilize them yourself, they really do not want to stay where you put them- Doesn't have the stitched leather or rubber on the rim like closely priced alternatives- The rim circumference is smaller compared to closely priced alternatives- The two top-middle buttons don't work on the PCUltimately, do I enjoy this product? Would I recommend the T128 to friends and family? You bet your sweet force feedback I would! Of course, it has its pros and cons, but nothing was a deal breaker for me, and considering the price, it didn't prevent me from giving this 5 stars.

Got this for BeamNG on PC. After installing the proper drivers it worked & was able to map all axises & buttons the way I wanted & having the shift levers in the steering wheel is nice. Return to center could be better. Mounting hardware seems Ok. Haven't stripped the bolt yet even after fully tightening it but I'd still be careful & avoid over tightening it. Force feedback seems good & strong when at full strength & can be adjusted so it feels more like powe steering. Pedals are probably the worst thing about this set. Cheap material, plasticky feeling & doesn't stay put on carpet very well. Would have been nice if it at least had carpet spikes like other pedal sets have. The pedals are also small so it's a bit awkward switching from gas to break with one foot for me sometimes especially since it doesn't have a foot rest for your left foot.

I bought this wheel and pedals to play F1 23 on the PS5. I've never used a racing wheel before and wanted something cheaper to get a start into it. This wheel fit that perfectly. Compared to other wheels, this was relatively cheap and I've enjoyed it. Easy to set up, easy to get going. The only issue I've had after a month using is that the pedals do slide around a little bit on my carpet floor, but I just set something heavy behind it and it holds so it's an easy fix. Would recommend if you wanted to get started into racing games.

I never leave reviews even for crap I dig, buy this is an exception. My TLDR is: The wheel is very great; Strong force feedback, feels great, small but fun. However if you don't have any pedals, consider the next upgrade.The force feedback IS strong, literally the same as my car in real life. Some in game calibration tweaking and practice had me up to speed in a couple hours. Playing mostly Dirt 2.0 in VR with the Valve Index. Really, it makes me feel like I'm learning how to drift and drive fast on rough terrain as I'm struggling to keep the car straight. Very good feeling.The wheel IS small, but to me it makes whipping turns in game really fun!The pedals are garbage, yeah. Maybe good for a child, very small. They flop around when you push the pedals too hard and they move easily even on carpet. Thankfully I already had Thrustmaster rudder pedals from Flight Sim, they're not true racing pedals and dont feel good. Just goes to show how bad these ones are.The power and usb connection ports are sorta in an awkward spot in my opinion but it's not a game breaker.Overall, if this setup came with decent pedals id recommend it to most beginners. otherwise go with the next set above this. Buddy of mine got that next set and he loves the pedals. Talks about how tight the brake pedal is specifically, very jealous.

The steering wheel handles as expected. The force feedback is insanely strong which thankfully can be turned down. You can adjust thr turning sensitivity and seems pretty widely supported on the racing titles I've tried. Good value for a low end steering wheel.

I am an adult and while the wheel is small, it is still fun to use. It makes a difference to have the force feedback with Xbox games and brings in a whole new level of playing.I built a small table to the wheel on and am sitting in a banana chair and it works great. I was glad I discovered this wheel because all other options were way too expensive.There are a lot of YouTube reviews online in the last few months. If you have never had a wheel before, like me, it's all great. It was well worth the price and with Game Pass on the Xbox it's a no-brainer.

Works well overall with great feed back and is very responsive with no major issues. The software is little clunky and the wheel you are able to feel the gears slightly. But both of those issues I was able to oversee very easily and after some use, you tend to ignore them and it works well overall.

Steering wheel is driving me nuts. It is really a pain in the a**. My hands ache after using this for F1. If you intend to buy this for F1, don't bother. The normal Xbox controller is way better than this