SUBSONIC - Superdrive SV450 Racing Steering Wheel with Pedals and Shifters. For Xbox Series X/S, Switch 2 / Switch, PS4, Xbox One and PC - Black

You can't beat the price for this wheel and it does a decent job and has decent pressure sensitivity. I bought this wheel specifically for Forza on my pc, since Forza is extremely picky about what controllers you use for some reason. It is not as good as my other more expensive racing wheel though, which of course didn't work with Forza. Also unlike most other wheels, this one works really well with emulators like Laka OS and with Linux as well, mostly because it is technically a controller, not a wheel, which is just a technicality that makes it more compatible with most systems and doesn't actually affect the functioning. My favorite thing about this wheel is the fact that you can plug an Xbox controller into it and use the Xbox controller with the pedals to play other games, like mech games and flight sims and control the thrust and reverse with your feet while using the Xbox controller for things like twist, yaw, roll and pitch. It is extremely easy to set up on pc. Just make sure you use an official Xbox controller(one with the Xbox labelled button on it), it will not work with non-Xbox controllers. Hooking the Xbox controller to it isn't necessary on pc but does add the d-pad and 3 extra axis. The suction cups are awful but for the price I can figure out some way to clamp it to my table. The fact that it uses suction cups instead of a clamp does make it easier to move from one device to another though, so I can use it with my Chromebox as well. All in all I m very happy with this purchase and very impressed with this racing wheel.

We bought this for my 9-year-old's birthday because he loves playing driving games. He mostly uses it for beamng.drive and on Roblox and it works great. You do have to go into the controls on your game and set up how you want each control or button to work. It's very realistic to driving an actual car and he really enjoys it. I also like that it's space-saving and pretty durable. The steering wheel has suction cups on the bottom so that you have more stability. The whole setup is pretty durable doesn't look cheap and it's worth the price. I may even get one for myself and my husband in the future.

This wheel is a little smaller than others but it’s a good wheel and the petals are a little small but for a starter wheel less than $100 this wheel is amazing and it works on a lot of games on pc and other gaming platforms.

The price, EXCELLENT. And fast delivery. On time.

Attached per package directions. In the default mode (X-Input) all of the controls worked as expected when tested with the O/S calibration/testing tool, except that four of the device buttons were duplicated essentially reducing the available number of controls by four. Why have them there if they cannot be used? However the game did not recognize the wheel in this mode. Following the included manual I switched the device to direct input mode. In this mode the O/S testing tool recognized all of the controls on the device, except that it treated the accelerator and brake as buttons instead of axis'. All or nothing is not acceptable for accelerator and brake. The documentation indicated that I needed a PC driver for the device in direct input mode so after failing to find the proper driver on the company's web page I contacted support. I was directed to a web page that had no link to a PC driver for my device. There was a firmware update available. I downloaded this tool but it did not recognize the device.

It has peddles, paddle shifts and a spring loaded steering wheel. Only downside is that make sure you have good surface or something to hold it down because it doesn't come with the clamps that it advertises. I used waits to hold It down. If you find the parts of the instructions you need it is easy to set up. It also comes with different steering sensitivity modes and if you find the right part of the instructions for that too it is also really easy. Great product.

I love this steering wheel but the only problem it has, is that it has about a inch of turn delay on both sides

This took second To hook up. Very easy to use and has great performance. The only negative is the section cups on the bottom of the steering wheel are not great and the pedals slide. But overall, those are very easy things to fix yourself.

Muy bien producto para el precio que tiene funciona bastante bien y preciso

Funciona bien, el problema es los pedales se mueven mucho falta poderlos fijar al piso.

Mio fratellino super divertito io lo provato per PS4 e per quello che costa ottimo davvero complimenti prodotto super ottimo 5stelle

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Fantastic Value with Some Small Drawbacks – Perfect for Casual Racing Fans! I was on the hunt for an affordable racing wheel compatible with my Xbox Series X and Nintendo Switch, and the Subsonic Superdrive SV450 turned out to be an excellent choice! For a budget-friendly price, it brings a lot to the table and has really added to my gaming experience in ways I didn’t expect. Here’s my breakdown: Pros: 1. Great Feel & Immersion: The SV450 may not have the advanced force feedback of pricier models, but it does a fantastic job creating an immersive experience. The vibration feedback is surprisingly effective and makes racing games feel far more engaging than a standard controller would. 2. Easy Setup Across Consoles: I was pleasantly surprised by how easy it was to get this up and running on both my Xbox and Switch. It’s a plug-and-play device, so I didn’t have to waste time with complex settings. 3. Realistic Steering & Shifting: The wheel itself has a nice grip, and the paddle shifters have a solid, satisfying click. It definitely brings a sense of realism to games, and I love the responsiveness. Although it’s not built for professional-level sensitivity, it’s perfect for the casual to semi-serious racer. 4. Solid Pedals for the Price Point: The pedals, though basic, respond well and give just enough resistance to make braking and accelerating feel natural. They’re a bit light and sometimes slide on hard surfaces, but a non-slip mat fixed that quickly. 5. Affordable Entry-Level Option: If you’re not ready to splurge on high-end gear but still want a racing wheel that enhances gameplay, this one is hard to beat for the cost. Cons: 1. Limited Wheel Rotation: The SV450 has a 270-degree rotation instead of the full 900 degrees seen in premium models. For games that need precise control, like rally or sim racing, it takes some adjusting to get the right feel. It’s not a deal-breaker for me, but hardcore racing fans may notice the limitation. 2. Pedals Lack Heaviness: The pedals, while functional, could definitely benefit from more weight or resistance. They’re not flimsy, but sometimes they can feel a little too light, especially if you’re accustomed to pedals with more realistic feedback. 3. Mounting Stability: The wheel clamps work, but if you’re the type who makes quick, sharp turns, you might notice a bit of movement. A more secure mounting option would have been great, though it’s not a huge problem unless you’re really pushing the wheel to its limits. Final Verdict: The Subsonic Superdrive SV450 is a great entry-level racing wheel for anyone looking to up their gaming experience without spending a fortune. While it has a few minor issues—like limited rotation and slightly lightweight pedals—it still delivers a high level of enjoyment for casual racing fans. For the price, you’re getting a quality product with easy setup and cross-console compatibility. If you’re looking for ultra-realism or professional racing gear, you might want to consider a higher-end model, but for the average gamer or even intermediate racing enthusiast, the SV450 is an absolute winner. It’s brought so much fun to my gaming sessions, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking to add some excitement to their racing games.