Thrustmaster T150 RS Force Feedback Racing Wheel for PS5 / PS4 / PC - UK Version

An amazing wheel for the price. Having used the T300, I don't understand why it is much more expensive. The T150 has the same turning ability and brilliant and sometimes violent force feedback - you do need to hold the wheel to keep the car going straight sometimes. The quality of the wheel is excellent, the T300 feels a bit more premium but in all honestly at around £150 the T150 is a great quality wheel, at £100-110, it's an unbelievable wheel. The pedals are not as premium as some from Logitech, but I haven't had any issues with them, they allow minor adjustments of brake and accelerator mid-corner to balance the car well. The paddles are a good length and have a very satisfying click, much like BMW SMG or DCT. As another reviewer said the T150 reviews didn't initially reveal much, but having good experiences with the T300 and less than half the price, I thought it's got to be worth a try and I'm extremely glad I did. I use mine with a Playseat Challenge, which probably brings the biggest disappointment is that you have to use the table top mounting system which may not suit all fitting platforms, the wheel cannot be mounted with screws, although I think a bit of modifying with some metal or wood could easily sort this and not be an issue. The wheel belts and gears can be heard when turning but this is to be as expected and is not loud in any way to distract from the game or be an issue in the slightest. As said above, I use mine with a gaming chair and Project Cars on PS4, this is a fantastic set up for semi-serious gaming. Just to note on the PS4, plug the wheel in to the PS4 and power, then hit the PS button before starting Project Cars so the wheel registers as the main controller (I also use the wheel buttons to select Project Cars to be certain).

The Thrustmaster T150 is not the best wheel with pedals on the market but it's probably the best wheel you can get for the price. It is compatible with PC, PS3 and PS4 (it has a switch to pick which one), it has all the functionality needed to work with the Playstation, it comes with brake and accelerate pedals and even has paddle gear shifters. The best thing though is that it has force feedback, proper force feedback which is difficult to get for this sort of money. I've played a lot of games with this wheel, from rally driving to street racing to Formula One and it's great fun. The only minor issue that I had was with F1, when taking long smooth bends rather than sharp bends, the force feedback tends to be a notchy around the centre of the steering. To counter this I went into the options and lowered the force feedback a bit. Like I say, it's not the best wheel you can get but if you don't want to spend loads more money then this wheel is great for the price

This is my first time with a steering wheel, bought because the price seemed way more reasonable to a first time buyer compared with the normal £300+ rigs. The quality is very nice, would have liked more metal since the paddles feel great. The pedals are fine for me, i stuck a bit of paper at the back of the pedals to stop them banging on the back when I slam the brakes on. FFB works fine for me and have not had setup problems for Project Cars on PS4 and GT5&6 on PS3, at worst they see it as the T300 which it is not all that far from. A few tweaks in menus here and there (such as 900 degree steering angle) and this thing really feels like cracking value.

Nearly a year on and I'm returning my 4th T150 due to pedal issues. Short version of review: Wheel is great, Pedals are not worth the plastic they're made from. (note: Amazon customer services have been great. I'm getting a refund so I'll get the G29 or if budget allows the T300 with T3PA pedals). The stock pedals on the T150 are junk. 2 have been returned due to brake pedal springs becoming faulty and 2 due to accelerator springs failing. I race about 10 hours a week on Assetto Corsa and Dirt Rally. Also race in socks and feel that I'm not aggressive with the pedals at all. It would seem that I've gotten about 100+ hours (3 months) approx before the pedals become too bad to use. I'd give the wheel a solid '5 STARS' for the money but the pedals barely get '1 STAR' (hence the 3 star rating). If purchasing the T150 I'd strongly recommend getting the 'T150 Pro' package as it comes with the much better T3PA pedal set. If price is a concern I'd upgrade to the T3PA's asap. ********** First Impressions written before pedal issues: Great wheel. Bought it for Dirt Rally. Force Feedback is strong (I've turned it down in game) and it's quiet. Pedals are fine (if the brake was stronger it would slide on the floor more (pedals can be mounted)). Some things people might consider a negative (doesn't concern me): 1. Can't hard mount wheel (clamp is strong though) 2. Pedals don't have a clutch.

I ordered the Thrustmaster t150 (7months ago) as a christmas present for my dad. Since then, we’ve been trying to calibrate it with his PS4 according to the manual and google’s help. The steering wheel keeps turning side to side endlessly. We try to push the “PS” button, any button really, and nothing happens. If anyone knows how to help me solve this problem; who could I contact for maybe some repair or credit exchange. I will be very grateful.

U.S. buyers... This product won't work with standard outlets. This is the worst buying experience at Amazon ever. This product was sold on Amazon U.S.site, but has an electrical plug for a 220/240. (which is never mentioned on the description) As U.S. homes have 110 outlets, this product will not work in U.S. homes.

i live in the us, and with no us cable, i cannot use this eu device, thanks thrustmaster

You need a 220v outlet to plug this is.