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Oct 27, 2017
Some say it's jigaboo but they work alright for me
I bought these not expecting too much and that's pretty much how you should buy them. I noticed some minor Improvement initially with with some of the pain that I have. However after the first few times you use them you don't really notice any long-term Improvement. They may work a little less or a little more formal others look but for the asking price they're worth a try.
Sep 25, 2017
Ok if you do prepwork.
Use alcohol or the like and be sure the surface is prepped and clean as possible, otherwise it doesn't stick to the surface and just causes another gap for trapping moisture.
Oct 18, 2023
Quality wheel that you should research before purchase. Details in review.
Xbox owners should be aware that this only works for certain games and IS NOT universal in application. Check to see what games are compatible before purchase. Force feedback is nice for immersion though you may need a frame as a separate purchase as I did to make it practical for use as a desktop is very limited and immobile for adjustments. Another concern may be the "learning curve" for operating and fine tuning the wheel 'in game' for each individual game in each games settings. PC users can adjust the wheel itself while XBox players will have to tweak each game within each games settings to their preferences.
I would not purchase this for anyone too young to deal with the assembly and setup themselves as there are many ins and outs to the game settings as well as a learning curve to adjusting it for each game which requires some problem solving and patience. In many cases this makes the games harder to acclimate to which can provide a new, immersive challenge, but also create new difficulties, especially in adjusting to the wheel itself and all it's nuances.
Overall, I am disappointed in the lack of games that you can actually play "as they were intended" as i found some games that technically "worked" with the wheel and pedals but NOT the buttons for things like items and speed boost. However, for the games that DO work on the listings for compatability, I am looking forward to breathing some new life and new challenge into some more classic games like Hydro Thunder Hurricane as well as some Dirt Titles and sims. I paid about 230 bucks for this setup as a gift to myself to get through the winter doldrums. That's alot for a controller, but for the experience and a well planned purchase I can recommend this as a solid contender in this particular market in comparative value to other wheels I considered.
As a side not, you may need to mod the pedals by removing a rubber piece that is embedded within the unit for the brakes as it is far too stiff for the likes of most players and reviews. It's a simple task with alot of screws involved but nothing technical. It basically amounts to removing the bottom cover and unhinging the pedal to remove a square rubber stopper. So look up a video and be prepared to spend a half hour removing this piece as it is a universal fix at this point that just takes a bit of time but well worth doing.