Customer Ratings & Reviews

Delivered a day early. However, the box looked like it traveled the state for weeks. Yes, bought the open box "excellent condition" as a Christmas present, but that doesn't validate the awful UPS shipping. Item works, tested it.

The steering wheel serves well, it is of good quality, all the buttons are of good quality, it is the best steering wheel I have bought and the material is strong and good and the pedals are Great its a great product

I signed up for a membershi think 5 years ago and an employee went to go. Change my address and I move to a new state. So why do you want for update my new information? I didn't realize that my old address and stuff was still in as a default and I-ship my. Equipment to someone else out of a ton of misconstrued thought processes and talking to 11 people over the last 16 days. Hopefully they will refunding. The money so I can move on

Good product for a kids first steering wheel he’s really enjoying it

It's all about value. The Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel is an entry level force feedback (FF) wheel for use in racing/driving games where realism is helped by .. well, force feedback. As your virtual race car enters the turn, there's resistance from the wheel, or you feel a jitter in the steering when as you hit bumps simulating what you feel in real life. This is done by a hybrid system of gears, belts, and pulleys within the unit which physically translates the force feedback forces such as cornering, wheel slip, etc. from your racing driving simulator. The T-128 does this very well, and at a price point that won't break most people's budget. The motor could be stronger, but keep in mind this is an entry level with a price that reflects that. The wheel mounted paddle shifters (to change gears) work great, and it's a bit of a surprise to me Thrustmaster included the very precise magnetic shifters in their entry level FF wheel. Kudos to them on that decision. The wheel is smooth and fairly quiet. The size of the wheel is on the smaller size, which may bother more than others. There doesn't appear to be any hard mounting options, just the clamp to keep it secured to a desk. As an entry level system, it's probably not going to mounted permanently, but rather mounted and dismounted from a desk, so for most people it likely won't matter. I was disappointed that the cables connect underneath the unit, and guided out the bottom rear of the motor case. It would be a far more convenient if it simply connected to the back of the unit. The T128 Racing Wheel also comes with pedals -- another added value at it's price point. While the pedals are very smooth in terms of translating your input into the gas/brake of the simulation, though the physical resistance of the pedals left a lot to be desired. I can depress the pedals with one finger, making it difficult to incrementally increase pedal pressure. It would be nice to have more resistance, but then the base might just slide across the floor. They also look and feel very cheap, with no weight to them. I know this is a budget system so I kind of get it, but it's still disappointing. The T128 reviewed here is compatible with both the Xbox and PC. The versatility to use it on either system certainly adds to its value. There will be another version for Playstation/PC as well. Despite some of my criticisms, given its price point as an entry level/budge system, I have to say I am very impressed with all that the Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel. It may have just set the standard for what an entry level FF wheel should offer.

----- SUMMARY ----- Verdict: Thrustmaster’s T128 Racing Wheel delivers a fun sim racing experience with its excellent force feedback, responsiveness, and fully featured wheel design. It lacks some of the features of higher-tier racing wheels, like increasing force around corners, and it has a poor set of pedals. However, the T128 doesn’t disappoint when it comes to precise driving and force feedback sensations. If you’re looking for the best racing wheel, the T128 leaves a lot to be desired, but it’s designed to be an entry-level racing wheel, and for that, it’s a good choice. Pros: - Good value for newcomers - Accurate force feedback sensations - Engine speed LEDs on the wheel - Responsive buttons and paddle shifters - Sturdy desk/table clamp Cons: - Pedals are too small - Entirely plastic construction ----- DETAILS ----- Setup & Design: Using the included USB-C to USB-A cable, the Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel is compatible with PCs and Xbox consoles. There are three connections from the wheel base, one to your Xbox or PC, one to the pedals, and one to a power outlet. The necessary cables are included, and there’s a diagram in the quick installation guide if needed. The wheel base also has a mini-DIM port if you’d like to hook up compatible handbrakes, gear shifters, or other peripherals you might have. Near where the cables connect to the base, there are slots for the cables and a velcro strap to keep the cables tidy. The clamping system and screw easily twist into place, providing a sturdy hold on a table or desk. I appreciate that there are rubber grip feet that help hold the racing wheel steady and protect the surface it’s clamped to from damage. The wheel automatically calibrates as soon as you connect it to a power outlet and your Xbox or PC. You’ll see a sudden rotation to the left and right before it stops at the center. With no other steps required for Xbox, it’s a plug-and-play experience. The only extra step for PC is installing the Thrustmaster driver and control panel app, which took me less than a minute. Whether you use the Thrustmaster T128 with an Xbox or PC, you’ll be set up and racing in no time. As for the overall design of the racing wheel and pedals, they’re almost entirely made of plastic, and the wheel size feels a little small, but I understand that Thrustmaster had to cut costs somehow to get the T128 at its price point. Thankfully, it does the job, and Thrustmaster didn’t skimp on buttons (13 plus the d-pad), paddle shifters, or functionality. The engine speed LEDs are a nice touch, the paddle shifters are responsive and satisfying to press down, and the layout is ergonomic, with each of the buttons at close reach. Where the Thrustmaster T128 disappoints me is the pedals. They’re very small and close to each other. Pressing either pedal (even gently) causes the base to jump up and start moving forward away from you. I’m using them on a carpeted surface, and I’ve found that the best way to use them is to put a rubber mat underneath. That at least makes them usable by keeping the pedals from sliding forward as much. If I could put them up against a wall, that’d help, but you’ll still experience the pedal base raising. There are two holes on either side of the pedal set, which allow you to attach them to different supports (sold separately), which might be the only effective way to keep them stable. It’s a shame that Thrustmaster missed the mark with the pedals because otherwise, the overall design of the T128 is great for an entry-level racing wheel. Features & Performance: After spending several hours playing F1 22 and Forza Horizon 5, I was impressed with the force feedback and performance of the Thrustmaster T128. The strength of the force feedback feels good for a wheel of this size and price point. The accuracy based on gameplay events, like bumps and track/road texture is also on point. You’ll feel curbs and the change from asphalt to grass which ups the realism of racing games. Where the force feedback is not so great is going around corners because the force is fairly static. With a higher-tier racing wheel, you usually feel the force progressively getting stronger to simulate the tires loading into the track/road as the weight of the car goes in one direction, then once it reaches the peak, the force gradually goes back down. Unfortunately, you don’t get that with the Thrustmaster T128. You just get a static force as you go around the corner. With that said, I was still impressed with the accurate sensations that elevate the racing experience over a standard controller. Thrustmaster is targeting sim racing newcomers with the T128, and I think they did a good job with precise in-game performance and showcasing the features of a racing wheel without cutting out any of the essentials. ----- WHAT’S IN THE BOX ----- 1 x Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel 1 x Pedal Set 1 x 48-Watt Power Supply 1 x Power Cable 1 x Clamping System & Screw 1 x USB-C to USB-A Cable 1 x Quick Release USB-C Cable (Male to Female) 1 x Quick Installation Guide 1 X Warranty Information

Item was purchased on the 4th , and stayed on label created till 10th , had to contact bestbuy to be told tjat its at the warehouse, i contacted fed ex. Was told yes label was created but no pick-up notification from warehouse . Warehouse is less than 2 hrs away from me . After informing of this it was shipped next day, it was an open box item in excellent condition however the box like crap, no attempt to secure the package, looks like a shipping lable was installed on the box and haned to fed ex, no tamper tape nothing . Im on the fend to just rake it to best buy and get a refund sice it took so long i bought a moza racing r5 system

While playing racing games, I’ve totaled more cars than any Hollywood movie trying to steer with the basic Xbox controller. The Thrustmaster T128 totally changes that. Setup is quick and easy. The table clamp works well holding the wheel securely in place and the rubber feet on the bottom on the wheelbase help protect the table top you clamp it to. Once all is plugged in and powered on, the wheel moves about fully to each end to automatically calibrate. There is a port on the base of the wheel to plug in optional accessories like an optional stick shift or hand brake. The included USB cables can connect to either an Xbox console or PC adding some extra value. When using it on the PC, Thrustmaster supplies a Driver and Control Panel app for download to your PC. The wheel itself is smooth and responsive. The force feedback supplies helpful feedback to add to the realism. The magnetic paddle shifters are very responsive and the buttons on the wheel have good feel. The pedals are well spaced, have good tension and work well, the slightest pressure change registers instantly. Much better than others I’ve used. A string of four multicolor LEDS on the wheel hub works as a tach. A nice touch. There are also handbrake buttons on the wheel you can easily push with your thumb, great to put the car in a slide or pull a quick 180. As an adult used to driving real cars, the wheel feels a bit small. More suited to children than an adult with large hands. The pedals arc down more than move horizontally as on a modern car. But its surely workable and a minor note, not really a problem. To get true to life sized controls gets very expensive, so what we have her is a good compromise. The pedal box like the rest is plastic and light, which has advantages for low cost, shipping, and packing and putting it away at home. But being light the pedal box moves around allot on my thin nap carpet while driving. Ther are four rubber feet on the base (see picture), but they are small or smooth. They do not offer enough resistance on a hardwood floor to keep from moving with pedal action. They are even less help on a short nap rug. Larger rubber feet and more of them with a textured bottom or a rubber bottom would seem to be a tremendous help for the floor and perhaps the rug. The choice of a toothy textured bottom might help steady it on the carpet. There are some holes to mount it if you have a sim stand or cockpit. If your handy, perhaps a brace or heavy base can be fashioned in the workshop with some ingenuity using the holes to attach to. With this controller, you get a real feel for how each car handles and where it breaks. I’ve owned and driven several of the cars in Forza and driving with the wheel brings back memories. I am amazed at how closely they matched the driving characteristics of some cars. Muscle memory kicked in a few times, it’s uncanny. You don’t get that level of feedback and feel with the Xbox hand controller. I am now rediscovering the driving game I kicked around and expect I’ll give them allot more use now. With the T128 I can zip around a track and through a pack of cars like I never could before with a confidence I never could have had before. The only time I crash a car now is when I push the limits and truly deserve it. This entry level controller works very well and is a really good driving controller. I’ve had similar wheels in the past that used potentiometers to measure input. They were nowhere near as smooth and linear as the magnetic pedals are here and would drift and change their calibration. This is a big step forward. Even with its small wheel, it is leaps and bounds ahead of a standard Xbox controller. I could never go back to that as I’m now spoiled. As an entry level introduction to what’s possible, or for some occasional driving games, it’s a great addition to a game setup. I’ve come to realize it’s essential to get all the value out of a driving game. However, something needs to be done to keep the pedal base from moving. For the price, it’s a fair bargain and I surely recommend it, though you may have to work on keeping the pedal base from moving. If your budget allows a sim stand or cockpit would surely go a long way to improving the ergonomics in such a setup, and of course securing the wandering foot pedals.

I usually buy a racing wheel each console generation, but I hadn’t yet with the current generation of consoles (Xbox Series X, PS5). I am so happy that I waited as the Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel is a shining example of how to build a budget steering wheel. I’m currently using it with an Xbox Series X. Comfort is nice, build quality is solid, feedback is strong and fun. Overall there are few things to complain about here! In the past I had purchased another brand of racing wheel, but the ones I had for both previous generations had felt flimsy, were cheap, and had broken down rather quickly. I decided to give Thrustmaster a try since I hadn’t purchased anything from them before, but have always heard good things. Because this is a Xbox/PC racing wheel, the wheel has Xbox controller buttons which makes life a lot easier as most games will display the controller button. Many games have built in support like Dirt 5 and Forza Horizon 5. Forza is especially enjoyable as you get the engine speed LED lighting array at the top of the wheel delivering shifting information and a rumble that feels strong and fun. I will say that while the rumble feedback does feel good, it could feel better. It’s responsive, but I feel like it could be more precise. Maybe its sibling the T248 has a more precise rumble. The wheel itself feels great and has so much motion to work with in a game like Euro Truck Simulator. The paddle shifters feel fantastic and are one of my favorite parts of the wheel. The wheel has two handbrake buttons at the top in red, that are easy to access. While most of my time with the wheel has been stellar, there are a few small nit picky things that I’ve run into. The wheel does feel a tad small, I do have large hands and am a larger guy so that’s more on me. The T248 is an inch bigger and may be more comfortable for you extra large hand folks. I mentioned how the force feedback could be stronger. Lastly, and this is more the developer’s fault than Thrustmaster’s, Grid Legends on Xbox didn’t automatically map the wheel so I had to go in and manually map all the controls. After mapping it still would only display button codes and not the actual xbox buttons. Overall I love this racing wheel! The fit and finish of the T128 has left me extremely happy and confident that it will last the generation. Despite a few little nitpicky things, I would definitely recommend this to anyone looking for a budget racing wheel for Xbox and PC. Pros: Excellent build quality Great design that feel good on the hands and feet Plug and play for many racing games on Xbox Fun and useful engine speed LED lighting array Minimal wiring with wire management built in Cons: Wheel and pedals are a tad small for me (6’ with large hands and feet) Force feedback is good, but could be better

I get it. I was like you too. Who needs a steering wheel for a racing game? I do enough driving to work. But I'm here to tell you how much fun it is. You don't know you need one until you play with it. The rumble, the steering, the gas peddles - it's all super fun. After setting it up, we put on Forza Horizon 5 on the Xbox Series X and it was a blast. The game (like most racing games) allows for a first person POV. That's the way to play with this thing. My kids and neighborhood kids had a blast playing. They had never seen anything like it except for at the arcades. This brings the fun home. It's easy to hook-up and get going. Just make sure you have a stable place to clamp the steering wheel to. Either a desk or in my case a coffee table. That way you can feel the rumble without the wheel moving around on the surface. One thing I wish it had are longer cords. The power brick and cord could be longer, but the most important one I found is the cord connecting to the Xbox. We had to move everything up a few feet, but it worked in the end. It would make sense for desktop use, but in a living room area I'd love more length. Other than that? I feel like the peddles could be higher quality to match the steering wheel. The peddles are smaller than I'd like, but they do work. They have resistance too, which is nice, but I wish the plastic didn't feel as cheap as it does. The wheel on the other hand, feels great. The wheel has weight to it, which feels excellent with your hands wrapped around it. If you are reading reviews of this product, you are probably already interested. This is a great start if you feel like you'd enjoy it. Thrustmaster makes higher quality (and higher priced) steering wheels, but this one is great for a casual gamer who wants to play with his or her family.

hat a cool racing wheel ! Force feedback, Realistic pedal feel, snappy paddle shifters. Overall - This is a blast to use. It has a quick release clamp to attach it to a table or desk that mounts it securely. The foot pedals have a wide base to keep from being pushed around. The feel of the wheel is solid, not cheap. The paddle shifters are nicer than two sets of paddle shifters on REAL cars we own. What's not to like ? I've spent a week and a half using this mostly for PC gaming. Forza, Dirt Rally, Various Need for speed editions etc . . . My only complaint is that most older games recognize it but the majority had no default profile requiring me to set it up from scratch in each one. This is a new model and I suspect that within a few weeks this will be addressed with default profiles for Steam / EA Games and Xbox PC gaming services. Playstation 5 was a much smoother experience. What I love - Wire management thought out and strain proof! STRONG force feedback, Realistic pedal and paddle feel. Handbrake buttons on wheel ! - Important for Rally or drift style play. Not so great - No profile for / not recognized for game profiles on a number of older titles (will improve over time) Supplied wiring OK for typical use PC gaming but living room scenario meant cord extensions !

This Thrustmaster t128 racing well is a great wheel with a lot of perks. First of all it’s more than the beginning level wheel, but for the intermediate gamer. Since it was just released, there are some games that it works perfect with, and some that will be added later. I am mostly a PC gamer, but my son is the Xbox and PlayStation gamer. This wheel worked well on my PC. I was able to customize the mapping so that I was comfortable with the controls on the wheel. I was able to download the drivers and install them seamlessly. I have been playing racing and flying games for many years, over 25, actually, and I love having a wheel to race and fly with on my PC. This comes with a standard two pedal setup, the wheel, the power cord, the usb cords and the brackets to attach it to the table. I was able to adjust the wheel to fit me comfortably at an angle. It will adjust 90°. The lights are pretty cool too and are an added thing that I enjoy. The pedals are configurable, and I like that too. One thing I didn’t care for at first, was that I had to attach it to the table, but after I got it attached, adjusted it to my comfort level, and used it, I was happy. Some of the games that I play didn’t have the T128 choice in their system yet, but it worked well with customized mapping. There are accessories you can get with this wheel too that make it all the more reason to get it. A stick shift, advanced pedal set, and other nice additions are available. I had no problems setting this up, installing it and playing with it. I’d recommend it.

I received the Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel for Xbox Series, this was my first time using a racing wheel and I must say, this is a great entry level racing wheel, very easy to use and setup. Easily attached to table for perfect height when sitting in front of your TV to play. Has magnetic paddle shifters to allow for super-fast gear shifting, with clear and precise activation for exceptional performance while avoiding driving errors. Also has a 4-color LED engine speed display strip that flashes to indicate when to shift up a gear, and the wheel rim is very lightweight You can experience all aspects of race tracks, thanks to the sensations transmitted through the wheel, bumps and impacts, speed effects, road surface types, loss of tire grip. These sensations do help you optimize your driving, with better turns and build up your overall racing skills. The two-pedal set has this same technology, for nice acceleration and braking. I would definitely recommend to anyone looking for a great racing wheel.

I've had this Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel for a couple of weeks now, and after updating my PC with the latest drivers as well as my Xbox Series X, I was able to try the wheel with: Forza Horizon 5 Forza Motosport 7 Dirt 5 After the initial setup and configuration on the settings of both machines, I was able to get the wheel working and recognized by both devices with no issues. I didn't want to use the dining table to mount the wheel, so I modified an adjustable shop table to hold the wheel. Please note that when you attach the wheel to an USB port and the power, it will go through a self-calibrating routine, the wheel will turn fully in one direction, then another and finally it will zero out so that the red mark atop the wheel is pointing up. With the wheel configured correctly, you can control all options via the buttons that are built-in. The wheel itself performs well, providing force feedback of turns and terrain so that you "feel" the courses. My only gripe is that the pedals won't stay in place without further modification... They are made of plastic and are entirely too light. Also the rubber dots don't provide any significant friction. They do have 2 holes for mounting onto something else, which is what I'll end up doing. I tried on carpet as well as hard wood, and in both instances, the pedals moved so much that I had to pause the game several times to readjust. Once you've found a spot where the pedals won't slip, everything else performs well. This doesn't have a premium feel, but at the price, it provides much better control than handheld controllers. Overall I am satisfied with the product and would recommend to a friend with the caveat stated.

The Thrustmaster T128 Steering wheel is a great entry model for those wanting to get into sim racing. The set up is super easy with 3 cords plugging into the wheel with the foot pedals, the power adaptor and the USB to PC or Xbox. Setup for the Xbox was super easy in that it instantly recognized the steering wheel immediately and you’re good to go. Setup for the PC was not just plug and play in that you have to go to the Thrustmaster website and download the Firmware for the steering wheel in order for the game to recognize it. On PC I had some issues with button mapping especially in the game Dirt 5, where the “A” Button was mapped to the “RSB” button on the wheel and the “Y” button was mapped to the “A” button. In the settings for Dirt 5 it gave you the option to map the specific actions in the game but not the actual buttons which was kind of annoying, but I’m not sure if that’s a Dirt 5 issue or a Thrustmaster. Also, I would not recommend Dirt 5 with this racing wheel (Or in wheel in general) as it is big-time off-road racing and the force feedback did not work well with this game with all the sliding, where I found myself constantly turned in the wrong direction. Forza 5 on the other hand worked great and recognized all the buttons and felt amazing with the force feedback. My only real complaint with the build of the T128 is the pedals, in that they are a lightweight plastic and would constantly move backwards when putting pressure on the pedals, where I had to take a 15lbs. dumbbell and put it behind the pedals to stop it from moving. Overall, this is a good entry product for those who want to dip their toe into sim racing and I can recommend the T128.

I've had several racing wheels and I have to say that so far, the T128 from Thrustmaster sits at the top of my favorite gaming controllers. Here's why: When I first received the package, it was much heavier than I had expected it to be. This is usually a good sign and the unboxing proved this theory to be correct. The box contains the steering wheel, a clamp, cables and the pedals. A little quick start guide is included and everything looks really sturdy and you can tell that there was a lot of effort put into the design and choice of materials. Assembly is very easy and once attached to the surface, it's there to stay. No wobbling or sliding around. The wheel sports most of the buttons of the XBox controller, the placement of the controls is comfortable. The feel of the buttons is good, the shifting paddles are a little stiff for my taste, but the quality is really excellent. One of the things that I immediately loved while installing the wheel, was the cable management. It doesn't get much better than that, with grooves and guides and velcro latches. The length of the cables is generous and it only requires one USB A (or Type C) plug and a power outlet. Now, for testing, since this model is made for XBox AND PC, I did try it on both platforms in order to see if the steering wheel behaved just as good on one as the other. On a PC running Windows 11, all that was required was a driver (which is a very small download) and I was able to configure the steering wheel to my liking. The interface isn't flashy, which is fine by me as usually, big fancy heavy companion apps are a pain to work with. Not so for the T128. Everything is clear and straight to the point. Once configured, it performed like a boss on NFS Heat, Dirt 5, Assetto Corsa, The Crew, Dangerous Driving and Project Cars 3. Some games require you to adjust the key bindings to fully support all the buttons. But that's about as much effort as you'll have to put in. The force feedback is surprisingly strong (it can be adjusted) and steering is precise. On XBox, things are even simpler as the wheel is plug and play. I tried the T128 on Forza Horizon 5 on a Series X and it worked like a charm. Honestly, it's hard to find something to gripe about. The only things I wasn't totally fond of were the size of the steering wheel itself, which is rather small for big hands and the sensitivity of the pedals (which can be adjusted). In conclusion, the T128 from Thrustmaster is a great steering wheel for beginners and fans of racing games (arcade and simulators). It's solid and offers excellent compatibility. Unless you're an enthousiast who wants all bells and whistles (clutch, gear stick, etc.), this could very well be the steering wheel you are looking for. Great Product, Thrustmaster!

Adds another level of fun to racing games. I connected this to my xbox and played forza with it. We had hours of fun racing around and using the steering wheel. It does take a little bit of time to get use to and can be a little harder to control the car versus a controller. Once you get the hang of it, it can be a lot of fun. Even novice players who do not like racing games had fun using the wheel. Setup was very simple, just plug it in and go on both Xbox and PC. The clamp is very strong and adjustable to fit most desk/tables. We connected it desk to keep it stable. You cannot use this connected to a light table as the table will move around. The gas and brake pedals have a rubber anti slip bottom. We had the pedals on carpet, and they didn't move around much, same with vinyl floors. It also can be connected to a racing game chair. Which will be one of my next purchases. This wheel has a great build quality and seems like it could take some abuse while playing games. I do wish the buttons would light up as they can be hard to see in the dark. It is not hard to learn the placement and what each button does though. Force feedback is not overbearing and would be good for kids and adults. I have used some other brands and the force feedback felt like it would snap your wrist or would get tiring to play. This setup is the right amount of force to make it fun but not make it feel like a workout. I also liked that the wheel even gave feedback when driving off the road and feeling bumps. I think for the price and fun factor this is a great addition to an Xbox or computer. This would also be a great gift for a child or adult that loves racing games.

The Thrustmaster T128 comes well packaged in a relatively small box. In the box you will find: the quick installation guide, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate code (valid for new Game Pass Ultimate accounts only), the steering wheel; pieces to mount the steering wheel, foot pedals, AC connections and cords to connect to your device. The Thrustmaster T128 can connect to a PC, Xbox One. Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. I connected this to a PC. Set up was very easy and took only 10 minutes. You need to download drivers for PC. You mount the steering wheel to a firm surface and clamp it down. The steering wheel has the following features: - Engine speed LEDs - Two magnetic paddle shifters - 13 action buttons - Settings button (direct configuration of the product settings) I used this to play Forza Horizon 5 and Asetto Corsa. It was just like driving a car. You feel feedback in the steering wheel. For example, if you spin out. The pedals are plastic but work well. They get the job done. The paddle shifters are firm and work very well. Using this setup was more fun than using a controller. I rate this product 5 out of 5 stars for the reason for the price and functionality. This is a great entry level steering. Other steering wheel packages are much more expensive than this option. I recommend this package. You will not be disappointed.

This is a great addition to our Xbox for the grandkids! They really had fun taking turns driving cars and trucks, but I think they enjoyed running over signs and trees more! We adults did take turns also and had a lot of fun using the wheel and pedals driving. We mainly used Forza Horizons to test but plan to use other games as we get more comfortable with the feel. Been using handheld controllers to long, so this takes a bit to get used to. I also have a set from another brand that is a bit more substantial, so that explains the one start off! This set from Thrustmaster is a bit cheap feeling overall but is very capable. Our four year old twin grandsons really yanked on it and it handled their abuse very well. They loved driving (mainly in circles much of the time) but had to take turns with one steering and they other pushing the gas! The buttons are ready to configure in the games and when it turns on, it centers itself so you are sure to have the wheel set correctly when you start. We didn't notice any problems with keeping it centered while we spent hours playing it the first day. Forza had quite a few preconfigured settings, we tried several but never spent the time to get all the buttons working. We had enough to do what we needed and had a good time playing with it. I'm looking forward to many more game days with my son in law and the boys. If you are looking for a decent wheel and pedal set, without spending to much, this might be the ticket. It is study enough to handle some abuse but doesn't cost as much as other sets.

It’s a good steering wheel, offers great feel while also giving good feedback to the driver. Very responsive to movements, quite enjoyable.