Pxn Pc Racing V3Ii 180 Degree Universal Usb Car Sim Race Steering Wheel With Pedals For Pc, Ps3, Ps4, Xbox One,Nintendo Switch (Orange)

It is a worth product I am using it for about 2 years still it wirks great without any issues and quality is also great

I bought this steering wheel for my brother. It is hats off the best steering to buy at such a price range. I was first a bit doubtful on trying PXN as I had never heard abt the brand before, but in the end it was a wise decision. Just one thing, when compared to the steering wheel of a real car, this steering wheel is a little bit more sensitive but great to have fun and play with!

The media could not be loaded. The PXN V3II Racing Wheel is a small, Formula One-style racing wheel designed for gamers. It’s built from black plastic, with a sturdy ABS frame. The bulk of the wheel consists of rubberized grips, located at the 10 and 2 o’clock positions. Where both of your thumbs sit, you’ll find a pair of buttons. These are equivalent to the triggers and bumpers on console controllers, or can be customized on PC. The grips are nice and comfortable, and won’t let your hands slip even after hours of continuous racing. They also do an excellent job of transmitting motion from the two built-in vibration motors.xSteering Wheel Look and FeelThe PXN V3II Racing Wheel is a small, Formula One-style racing wheel designed for gamers. It’s built from black plastic, with a sturdy ABS frame. The bulk of the wheel consists of rubberized grips, located at the 10 and 2 o’clock positions. Where both of your thumbs sit, you’ll find a pair of buttons. These are equivalent to the triggers and bumpers on console controllers, or can be customized on PC. The grips are nice and comfortable, and won’t let your hands slip even after hours of continuous racing. They also do an excellent job of transmitting motion from the two built-in vibration motors.PXN V3IIOn the back of the wheel, you’ll find a pair of paddles, which you can flip with your fingers. These function as shifters, although, again, they can be customized on PC. The rest of the buttons are located on the center part of the wheel. To the left, you’ll find a D-pad, with a set of ABXY buttons to the right. Along the bottom of the center panel, you’ll find three additional buttons. These correspond to the center buttons on console controllers, or can be customized on PC.The wheel itself has a range of movement of 180 degrees. This is more than enough for racing sims, which favor short movements at high sensitivity. However, it doesn’t provide good immersion on trucking sims, where you want a looser wheel. That said, there’s a little bit of wiggle room here. You can adjust the V3II between three different sensitivity levels. This won’t affect the range of travel, but it allows you to somewhat customize the feel.The base is only slightly wider than the wheel, giving it a small profile. It can be affixed to your desk or table in two ways. First, you could use the powerful suction cups on the bottom. This will work on most surfaces. However, if the surface is too textured for the suction cups to grip, there’s also a clamp. The clamp is made of plastic, so it won’t mar wood surfaces. In practice, you’ll get the best stability by using both the suction cups and the clamp. But either method on its own is more than sturdy enough.The V3II connects to your computer via a six-foot USB cable. This gives you enough range for most applications, without being too much cable to manage. That said, it could be a bit short for console players, who might want to use an extension cable.Pedals Look and FeelThe V3II pedals are constructed from a similar black plastic to the steering wheel. They have an arched design, which makes them easy to operate for people with any sized foot. No matter what angle you hit them from, they’re going to be comfortable to operate. They also provide excellent feedback for both of their purposes. The right gas pedal has continuous, light resistance throughout, with a sudden stop at the bottom. In other words, it feels like a real gas pedal. Similarly, the left brake pedal gets considerably firmer the harder you apply it, like a real brake pedal.The pedal housing has a similar narrow profile to the wheel housing, and is barely wider than the pedals. It has a rubberized base, which keeps it from scratching hardwood or tile, or sliding around. There’s also a detachable, ribbed, plastic platform just behind the pedals. It’s designed for you to balance your heels so they don’t slip around while you’re playing. The pedals attach to the steering wheel with a phone-style cable that’s built into the unit. It doesn’t connect directly to your PC or game console.There are two noticeable drawbacks to the V3II pedals. For one thing, there’s no clutch. This is a disappointment if you like the realistic feel of a three-pedal layout. On the other hand, you can still play manual transmission games by using the paddles on the wheel. Second, the plastic construction isn’t as tough as we’d have liked for something you operate with your feet. At the very least, we would have liked to see some kind of metal reinforcement in the pedals and support stems. If you want a beefier set of pedals, consider the Logitech G920. Not only does it have metal construction, but it has a clutch pedal.Compatibility & ExtrasThe PXN V3II Racing Wheel is a fully cross-platform steering wheel. On PC, it’s plug and play with USB. Without any modifications, you’re ready to go on most racing games. This includes Forza, Need for Speed, Forza, Grand Theft Auto, and American and Euro Truck Simulators. That said, the companion software is really useful if you want to customize your controls. To be fair, you can already use in-game customization on most of those titles. But if you want options that aren’t offered in your game, you can make changes in PXN’s software.The V3II supports both X-input and D-input modes. X-input is ideal for most modern games, and is the easiest to use. However, the trigger functions can get twitchy with older games. In this case, switch to D-input. You won’t get to feel any controller vibration, but the triggers will work as they should.On consoles, you’ll need to plug in via USB, then start the console with your controller as normal. Once that’s done, you can launch your game and start playing. One important thing to point out is that the V3II will not show up as a steering wheel in game menus. Instead, it will show up as an ordinary console controller. The buttons on the center correspond to standard console buttons, so they can still be remapped. Instead of remapping them as you would a steering wheel, remap the controller buttons instead. It’s a roundabout solution, but it works well enough in most games.The PXN V3II is available with most modern consoles. It’s compatible with the Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, and all versions of the PlayStation 4. It’s also compatible with next-gen PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X consoles, and even the Nintendo Switch. We weren’t able to test it with an Xbox One S or One X, but it should work just fine. They use the same controllers as the base Xbox One, so there shouldn’t be any compatibility issues.Finally, the wheel and pedals are both protected by a 12-month manufacturer’s warranty. This warranty protects you from any defects in materials or workmanship. If something goes wrong, simply file a claim to get a full refund or a replacement.Final VerdictThe PXN V3II is one of the better racing wheels on the market. First and foremost, this is due to its versatility. With support for PC as well as all major consoles, you can play just about any game on any system. This makes it an excellent choice for gamers who have more than one game system. You can play Grand Theft Auto on your Xbox, then play Forza on your PC and use the same control setup. Similarly, compatibility is even good for old games, thanks to the D-input option. We were disappointed by the lack of a clutch pedal, and by the plastic design of the pedals in general. However, they’re still going to work just fine provided you don’t abuse them.The wheel itself is well-engineered, with an ergonomic design and comfortable grips. The buttons are all conveniently located and easy to operate, as are the shifter paddles. Not only that, but the large array of suction cups holds it securely in place even under heavy use. If you need a compact, tight-steering racing wheel, the V3II is a solid choice.Thank You.

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It’s the best product you can get at this price. Very happy with the purchase. Wheel Calibration is not required, and wheel as well as pedals are very accurate. Love playing Forza Horizon 5 using this. Simply the best in this price range.

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The media could not be loaded. If you are competitive in your gameplay this is not the one for you. There is a certain deadzone in the steering wheel in gameplay. I am playing Gta v in the video. A 10⁰ turn of the steering wheel made 1⁰ turn in gameplay. I tried different sensitivity settings which didn't make any difference to be honest. There is latency but its negligible. You can customise your keybindings to the buttons on the Pxn but I didn't bother doing any of those. The installation was easy. Download the driver from pxn website, install and you're good to go. It takes time getting used to the whole system specially due to the deadzone. There is no force feedback but vibration on the wheel is decent when you drive over rugger terrains or make a turn.If you are willing to experience driving as close as the real deal this is not for you. But for having a good time casually driving around this sure will keep you busy.