YESHMA USB Sequential Shifter For PC Windows Sequential Shifter Sim Racing Compatible With Logitech G25 G27 G29 G920 T300 T500 Sim Racing Wheel

Honestly really surprised how sturdy it is. Someone complained about it registering as "y" andd "b" buttons but that must be an old model because this registered flawlessly with no downloads needed. It appears as a joystick in windows.

She small, but solid shifts! Comes with a USB that has one end 90` for cleaner install.

I think it’s really pretty good. Needs some help to make it smoother but I didn’t mind

The media could not be loaded. Ignore the other review it works just fine, is loud and the metal is slightly sharp. Torque pull feels good. Would recommend for beginners. I havent noticed any noticeable input lag.The torque comes from two magnets inside the shifter. Looking into a way to damper the sound of the two magnets coming together.Tested in Assetto corsa, rf2, and iracing it all works as intended.

Plugged in and worked with iRacing immediately, with no fussing. Feels very solid and realistic. One note: the edge on the bottom flange is pretty sharp, so be careful taking it out of the package.

Amazing for the money. Never have an issue. The one review says it registers as controller buttons, but for me this wasn't the case, and no external programs were ever needed. Button 1 and button 2 is what the shifts register as. I used a 100mm threaded rod and coupler, along with a new shift knob to match my handbrake and extend the height. Engagement feels great. I had to flip mine around 180° so that the magnets in my handbrake and the shifter weren't interfering with each other. Has never gone wonky in the 2 years I've been using this shifter. I bought mine elsewhere, but figured I'd leave a review here as well since it came across while looking for some upgrades. If this is your budget, this is the shifter you want.

Doesn't really function as a standalone device. Instead of having a custom EEPROM (like it should) that registers it as a sequential shifter, it's using an EEPROM from the G-Shark GS-GP702 driverset. So it's a janky knockoff of a janky controller. It has the gear up and gear down functions mapped to Y and B, and if you have a standalone wheel, it simply will not function in combination in most games since it registers as an SDLInput game controller and most driving games, especially proper racing simulators, do not allow combined input from a controller and wheel. You literally have to use a custom mapper (WASD, joy2key, Steam Input, etc.) to make it work.Other generic, inexpensive devices were able to use custom EEPROMs, however, this one does not. It renders it utterly useless for anything but arcade games.

It’s so good I had it for a year now and it still works shifts quickly and beautifully