Driving Force Wheel for PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3
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About Driving Force Wheel for PlayStation 2 and PlayStation 3
Overall Feedback:
72% positive
81% liked the durable construction, but 19% experienced durability issues
The wheel has a great design with durable materials used. The shifter does not lag when down/upshifting.
I believe the product could have been a five-star product, but there are questionable quality-control or design issues with the pedals.
81% found it comfortable to use for long gaming sessions, while 19% experienced fatigue
I suggest adjusting the furniture to find a comfortable setting for the wheel and pedals.
Overall comfort of the wheel and control layout is not as good as the MOMO wheel, despite having better force feedback.
81% appreciated the sleek and stylish design
I appreciate the design and durability of the product, especially the shifter that doesn't lag during down/upshifting.
The wheel is smaller than a regular steering wheel, but similar in size to those used in actual racing-type cars. It looks and feels beautiful with an imitation leather-type material.
The steering wheel feels ergonomic with thumb depressions and compliant vinyl/rubber padding.
78% liked that it is easy to setup, but 22% experienced connectivity issues
Setup and storage of the product is a pain.
81% liked the responsive pedals, but 19% experienced issues with calibration
The pedals are excellent. They are light and linear on the gas and heavy and tight on the brake, just like a car.
The pedal unit now has a larger base that can accommodate even a size 12 (US) foot, making it suitable for use on tile floors.
The pedals are a bit close together and I wish the pedal base was a bit heavier, but it's not a big issue.
80% appreciated the precise control over steering
I have found that the new wheel with 900 degrees is more comparable to a real car and has helped me achieve good consistency as I progress through GT4-Prologue, which essentially consists of license exams.
I can switch the wheel to 200-degree steering for games that do not support 900-degree steering, giving me precise control.
