Thrustmaster T300 RS Force Feedback Racing Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / PC - UK Version

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Thrustmaster has a wider range of racing wheel options and its products are perfect if you're looking for an entry-level experience. That might mean you're getting a no-frills experience, but the brand makes some of the best and most accessible racing wheels on the market.

In terms of cables, there is the usual power cable and USB connection to your device, along with a slot for your pedal connection. It should be noted that this is an RJ12 connection, so you won’t be able to connect USB or similar types of pedal connections here without an adaptor. There is also a slot for other devices such as a handbrake or shifter.A sütik feldolgozásának elfogadásával nélkülözhetetlen és analitikai sütik kerülnek telepítésre eszközére, amelyeket a weboldal megtekintéséhez használ (az "Értem" gombra kattintva mindkét kategóriát elfogadja, vagy kiválaszthhatja a kategóriák közül csak az egyiket a "Beállítások" gombra kattintva). A technikai sütiket mindig telepítjük az eszközére, az Ön beleegyezése nélkül is, mert ezek nélkül a weboldalunk nem működne. The main use is to swap your gas and clutch pedals, which you can do by holding it down for 2 seconds until the light turns green. You can also use the mode button with the D-pad to change the degrees of rotation, and if you hold it down along with the start/options button you can force the fans on or off, which is useful to combat overheating and to preserve the integrity of the belt-drive. In this game, to ensure correct bindings to suit your current Wheel Rim, please navigate to the Controls menu, highlight your Wheel Base from the list of detected devices, Edit Device and Load Device Preset. Wheels like the Logitech G29 Driving Force make driving games far more engaging, perhaps too much for those days when you just want to let you brain quietly vegetate after a stressful day of work. It's still a healthy level-up that makes the Logitech G923 perfect for PS5, Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S. But it's just as happy with the Xbox One, PS4 or PC. Make sure you buy the right version, though. There are separate versions for Sony and Microsoft consoles, and both types have the same "G923" name this time around.

Whether Fanatec or Thrustmaster is the better racing wheel brand will ultimately come down to your personal tastes and budget. Compatible with Thrustmaster TH8A shifter and TSS Handbrake progressive handbrake/sequential shifter (sold separately)Fanatec’s pedals are excellent, with seriously tough metal frames and proper progressive brakes, and you can even choose how stiff the brake is. It goes so stiff, in fact, that to really get the most out of the CSL Elite you want a frame into which you screw the pedals. But the price alone tells you this is an enthusiast wheel.

Les volants ne sont pas compatibles avec les jeux en mode CLOUD GAMING ou STREAMING (notamment ceux du GAME PASS, Xbox Remote Play, PlayStation®Plus, GeForce NOW, Luna, …). En mode CLOUD GAMING ou STREAMING, seules les manettes de jeu standard sont compatibles. The Logitech G29 Driving Force does its best to look and feel like a ‘real’ steering wheel. And those of you who have owned or wanted one of these wheels for years will notice it looks an awful lot like the Logitech G27, its last-gen brother. Predictably enough, then, the effect is halfway between the Logitech G29 and T300 RS. It’s smooth-ish, but not entirely, and you feel the effect of the geared motor as it pulls against you when you take a corner at high speed.Given the price, the results are great, though. The biggest consideration is compatibility. The G29 has two models precisely so that both PS4 and Xbox users may take advantage of what is a remarkable beginner wheel. The T300 TS, as you might have deduced from the logo adorning the centre of the wheel, is a PlayStation exclusive. If you’re looking for an Xbox wheel then, unfortunately, the T300 TS is out of the question.

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I do appreciate how quiet and powerful the Thrustmaster T300RS GT wheel is, but I found myself gravitating towards the Logitech G923 – the main differentiator for me being in the pedals. Braking is such a big part of sim racing, and I have a better feel for the progressive system of the Logitech G923. Coming down, literally, to the pedals, here is where we again have some interesting differences. For a lot of users, Logitech pedals have been a sore point, in particular the brake pedal, where it had that bit of two-tone feel, which is now improved thanks to progressive spring instead of linear one and ditching the rubber stop. There is still a lot of aftermarket mods for it to improve it even further in that regard, being it with just using different springs or getting load-cells for it, which makes it that much better, but as it is, out of the box, they’re alright. When it comes to Thrustmaster’s pedals, the T3PA-GT pedal base which comes with the T300RS GT wheel has a three-pedal setup, so with a clutch, instead of just having a brake and throttle pedal. The whole housing is a bit raised, carrying big and very minimalistic metal pedal covers, which are also adjustable just by unscrewing and moving them around if you need them to be closer for your heal’n’toe technique, similar to Logistics’s solution. The pedal arms are unfortunately not made out of metal, like on Logitech’s or on their T3PA-Pro model, but rather plastic ones, but they do feel and look really sturdy. As for their placement, when you put it on a hard floor, it doesn’t budge at all thanks to a lot of wide rubber padding on the bottom side, while that can’t be said for Logitech ones, I always had to put something between it and the wall so it doesn’t move forward. Sorry for posting this old question. I did some research before posting. And I will be really specific about my questions. The base is also quite heavy compared to some cheaper options on the market, and this presents a limitation when it comes to mounting the wheel. As I have said, I use the Playseat challenge, which offers a decent, sturdy platform for a sim racing wheel. However, other less sturdy stands may not be ideal for the T300RS. Dedicated Rig Note that there is only one slot for addons, and so if you wanted to use both a handbrake and a shifter you would need to plug one of them into your device, and this might also require the use of various adaptors. But for the rest of this review I will only be discussing how the wheel itself performs, so let’s get into that. How Does The Thrustmaster T300RS Perform?