Thrustmaster TMX Pro Force Feedback Racing Wheel For PC & Xbox One

Increadibly happy that I got this instead of the Logitech G29/G920. Much quieter, smooth hybrid gear/belt driven system. Good for the price force feedback and is very sensitive (down to 0.5 degree rotation for a 900 degree wheel, tiny tiny deadzone in the middle that doesn't affect normal gaming)

I am so happy with this racing wheel. Maybe it doesn't look as cool as the logitech ones, but the force feedback is more important. I like the paddles because they are so nice to press, you feel like you are really changing gears. The pedals amazing.

Tested this wheel on PC and XBox One X. Best game to try this on is Dirt 4, Forza 7 and Project Cars 2. Very realistic driving FX. Im not sure why they called this budget wheel, its not that cheap. But its bloody good mate! Worth every dollar I spent!

product is good, but the latch for screwing and tightening is very flimsy and bad material. everything else is fine, still works after 2 years but now need to somehow find the screw part somewhere online as it broke a few months ago. pretty disappointed :

Fantastic for the price

Haven't had a problem yet. The pedals feel awesome and the force feedback works really well. Only thing is I want to hard mount it now as under heavy driving(drift) I get a bit carried away and sometimes it can move. But nothing against the product.

Great Value For A Beginner

Great value for a beginner. I've had for a few months now, but I would now like to upgrade to better wheel and T300 servo base. As the TMX pro set up is not compatible with other pro wheel add ons which have better materials leather or suede.

Lasted 2 months

Pretty good wheel for sim racing. Owned for two months before smoke poured out the side and that was that.Gameplay: mostly F1 2019.It’s a belt driven wheel and after tweaking the settings in-game (dial back the force feedback) it’s pretty good. Pedals are also very good, again had to adjust the linearity of the brake and accelerator unless you want to spin out on every corner. The bite was too aggressive.Once all the adjustments were made and after learning how to race with a wheel and not a controller, racing was fun. It was smooth and you’ll start turning off the assists quickly.The paddles behind the wheel (gear change) are noisy with a cheap plastic clicking sound. The D-pad on the wheel is also loose and cheap.Unfortunately, due to an Xbox limitation, ... MorePretty good wheel for sim racing. Owned for two months before smoke poured out the side and that was that.Gameplay: mostly F1 2019.It’s a belt driven wheel and after tweaking the settings in-game (dial back the force feedback) it’s pretty good. Pedals are also very good, again had to adjust the linearity of the brake and accelerator unless you want to spin out on every corner. The bite was too aggressive.Once all the adjustments were made and after learning how to race with a wheel and not a controller, racing was fun. It was smooth and you’ll start turning off the assists quickly.The paddles behind the wheel (gear change) are noisy with a cheap plastic clicking sound. The D-pad on the wheel is also loose and cheap.Unfortunately, due to an Xbox limitation, not all the buttons works. You will find some are doubled up. Not a limitation on the PC but annoying given there are so many possible configurations.Sadly, my wheel lasted 2 months and is on it’s way back after it became unresponsive mid race and smoke poured out the side, leaving a plastic/motor burning smell.It’s a great starter wheel for someone getting into sim racing, if you can accept the lower build quality.

Not worth the money

I bought this over 8 months ago and it hasn’t held up. There are squeaking noises in the pedal clutch and wheel. And when you are drifting you know that you are constantly feathering those pedals and of course the wheel. Not only that it feels a little cheap and for 20 dollars less you can get the g920/g29

Seems ok but........

Bought this as a replacement for my Logitech force feedback, which was a replacement for my Thrustmaster non feedback wheel. They have changed the pedal box mounting points so drastically, it can’t be fitted to my racing sim seat assembly. I would score it a 1, but I can’t comment on performance as I’m taking it back, unused.

Solid investment for those interested in simracing

Purchased for use on PC around a year ago and now that I've got the hang of using it, I would absolutely recommend it as a wheel for sim-racing beginners or those with experience who want to step up from a controller. I've used it on the F1 games, Assetto Corsa, iRacing and even older programs such as rFactor and I love it. The pedals come with a modification that can be applied to the brake, but I haven't used this so I can't add my opinion on it.