Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Force Feedback Racing Wheel - Officially licensed for Gran Turismo - PS5 / PS4 / Windows

I have been using this for a little while and it has a lot of negatives and one con. Let's get the con out of the way first, it's a pain in the butt to setup. I play a lot of FPS and driving games which means I am constantly putting the T300 away and then setting it up again and I can say although not a difficult process, it is time consuming and fidgety especially with the amount of wires but that is expected with a steering wheel. Everything else however, is great. The force feedback is brilliant, there are tons of customisation options for the wheel in the control panel, it feels nice and is responsive when used. 100% worth a buy.

Wow.. have been using this for Project Cars 2 with the Oculus Rift S..... after a 20 lap race, my arms feel like I've been Go Karting! Works straight out of the box, although a firmware upgrade is dead easy - Thustmaster site is a bit simplistic but has all the necessary info to install & configure.... for PC, set the PS3/PS4 switch to the "PS3" position. Other than that, it worked straight out of the box!The pedals work very well - I went for the 3 pedal system, but tbh, I only needed the 2 - I have always set the auto-gears on so never needed the clutch! and there are gear padles on the wheel! It is a good idea to brace the pedal box either against a wall or, as I have, with a piece of wood between the wall & the box.... you WILL push the brake too hard a number of time LOLVery good & realistic driving experience!

Great wheel. I purchased the G29 initially but returned it because it had a dead zone in the centre position of the wheel and wasn't as smooth as I'd have liked. The T300 is very smooth and also budget friendly. Ffb is plenty. Is csl elite better... Yes but personally I think if I upgrade it will be to a direct drive wheel. Pedals are decent with the cone mod. Accelerator and clutch feel good. Brake could be better but it works fine for me.

After moving up from a Logitech DFGT I am thoroughly impressed. The wheel is quiet and the force feedback is nice and progressive so you don't feel the internal mechanism when it kicks in.The wheel has a good weight to it, feels solid. Paddle shifters are solid metal which feel nice and have a good click to them. The wheel is easy to attach (and has some lovely but expensive alternatives sold seperately) it has a good weight to it, a metal face and a decent button layout handy for things like KERS or DRS, though I did feel the buttons are a bit close together which can make for some annoying incorrect button presses when trying to navigate menus in race like in F1, and in games like Dirt Rally it can be very difficult to find the handbrake through the turns no matter what button you map it to. However the wheel is detachable and I'm sure other wheels may be a bit easier to use.The peddles are a quality set, adjustable and the brake mod is a nice addition. They are sturdy though I felt that the clutch is a little bit light and would prefer a longer, more progressive clutch but this isn't exactly the highest level peddle set on the market so for what it is it does a good job.Build quality is solid overall but I have heard some unreliability issues creep up over time and I haven't had the wheel nearly long enough to make a fair comment on it, as of right now thankfully everything works as intended. The rubber that covers the wheel is good and grippy though it does feel a little bit sticky after using it for a while and leaves a sort of residue on my hands which is a very minor gripe (it would be nicer if it was leather wrapped).The main con with this product has to be the price. Even though the 3 peddle set is a nice addition it does feel a little bit pointless having a clutch when it doesn't come with a shifter. It would be nice if the shifter was included but it's at least an extra £100 to buy seperately. Though the clutch is handy for double clutching in games it feels very under-utilised when you're using the flappy paddles.Not being adequately advertised as the EU version is a bit of a negative too but it isn't difficult to find an adapter, it's just best to know about it before you end up getting it and realise you have to take a trip out for either a new 3 pin plug or an adapter before you can use it.Overall from my experience it seems you get what you pay for, it's expensive but it seems the best in the mid-range market for steering wheels right now and from what I've seen is well worth that little bit extra over the Logitech wheel. Especially if playing on the PS4 it's good to know that Thrustmaster supported the move between generations of consoles while Logitech cashed in with new products so you could end up having this wheel for the PS5 too and get your money's worth that way.With question marks over long-term reliability I think it's fair to give it 4 stars with my main negative being the price point but overall it is a quality product.

Not that it is meant in a bad way. It just means that he has not stopped using it since we set it up. He got Iracing and since then I haven't seen him moping around in lockdown with nothing to do.Caution it does bring out racing driver tempers. I would put it in a sound proof room unless you like hearing road rage racing style.I guess it depends on the games that you are using it for. It does take a moment to set up. But feels solid. The mounts to the desk are solid no slipping or movement at all.There doesn't seem to be any delay in the response and it feels pretty real. Just make sure your hands are off the unit when you wreck. I am fairly certain they will break your arms.Over all I am happy to see him entertained now I can play my games and not feel guilty that I have something to do and he doesn't.House of happy gamers.

This is brilliant! Unfortunately not getting enough time on it but it's great! If I had one criticism it's that the peddles slide too easily on carpet, so until I craft something to deal with this issue I currently hold the peddles in place using the toes on my braking foot

Delivered on time. Price is spot on. Looks to be well made, time will tell. Gives really good feed back. It is on the heavy side.

Dismal failure rate. Of the 2 that I briefly owned, 1 failed after 31-days of use and the other after 5 days. Apparently the stories of unreliability are accurate. While the wheel is pretty good when it's operational and slightly better than Logitechs offering, its inherent unreliability makes it a gamble whether it lasts or not. I've gone back to using a G920 in the meantime.