DOYO Racing Wheel, 270° Degree Driving Simulator Race Xbox Steering Wheel and Pedals with Dual Vibration, Gaming Steering Wheel for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS3, Switch

It is my first wheel so I have no reference point. But here's what I found (after 2 months testing to finally write this):- Plug and play: just 1 USB port and windows 10 automatically recognizes it correctly.- It comes calibrated from factory and it is recomended you do not calibrate it further (under control panel joystick settings) unless you actually see and feel that it is not centered. But I DO recommend if the game gives you the option to calibrate it internally. i.e. rFactor2 feels so much better when you set the "center", "max" and "min" of the wheel and pedals.- It has vibration, but does not apply force in a specific direction. Just vibration. Don't expect more for this price.- Some games communicate with the device as an Xbox controller, others as a wheel. You switch protocols holding PS button for 3 secs. (Read the manual). If a game does not recognizes your wheel, close the game, switch mode, and reopen the game.- If you are not getting the driving feeling you expect, try to configure first your videogame or simulator under each game settings before blaming the wheel as if it was broken. Every time I found to be a bad config. And after testing different settings I got the result I wanted and the wheel works nicely.

Considering it's about half the price of the next cheapest options out there, this wheel is more than adequate to what I'm using it for. To be clear I haven't done much racing on it, I've tested it on Motortown, Mon Bazou, and American Truck Sim so far and for all three it's been pretty brilliant.Some things to note: The wheel initially seems to have a significant dead zone in every game. It's actually pretty manageable once you get used to it, but motortown and ATS allow you to adjust it. I set it to zero and love the performance. That said not all games seem to have this option.If it isn't recognized by the game (an issue in mon bazou which is awesome and everyone should buy it), it will still output as (I think) whatever controller it's hooked up to, so it seems to be compatible on some level with everything I've tried even when the game itself doesn't recognize it. Not all features work and the button mapping can be wonky (pedals working as LT and RT makes those buttons useless on the wheel itself, for example), but ultimately for me this has been a major strength of the wheel.The materials seem pretty cheap. I'll update this review if something breaks too easily, but I'd say if you're hard on your controllers or plan on using it for a game where you'll be pushing the wheel hard I'd say look for something a bit more durable. The pedals especially worry me because they're just plastic. For simple simulators it seems more than adequate though.One last thing I want to mention, even though the wheel only goes 270 degrees they did a really brilliant job with turn sensitivity (once the dead zone issue is corrected in game). Early on it's pretty much 1:1 with whatever you're driving in game and only becomes a sharper turn once you pass 90 degrees from neutral. This makes for a really intuitive turn gradient that allows both fine control and sharp, hard turns with ease and you don't really end up feeling its limitations while using it.The deadzone issue and concerns around durability make this a 4/5 but if you're looking for a budget wheel it's an absolute recommend.

This thing suxx and they didnt even disclose that these are already 10 years old. Plus it very obvious that the wheel i got was refurbished. The sticker on the wheel doesnt even say doyo its just a sticker of a star. and its totally obviously been removed and its missing a sticker on the bottom, but they sold it as new. tried to calibrate this garbage but it only works as a controller and i could not get the dead zone to calibrate correctly in any game so there was always lag when turning no matter how high the sensitivity was turned up or whatever options to try to fix it. the pedals had lag too.

Excellent

Whenever we first got it out of the box there was something sticky on the steering wheel. But I got it off no big deal. It was easy to set up and get everything working but when you turn it slightly in the game it vibrates so loud and all the time. It’s a good option if you don’t or can’t buy the more expensive ones. It does work but get used to the constant vibration. You literally can not turn it off.

It's great for the driver games I have 👍

My sons (and husband) love this! It's sturdy and easy to hook up BUT it required a wired controller to sync to...which didn't come with the Xbox and we had to buy one on Amazon separately. Kind of a bummer as it wasn't listed in the description and couldn't be used right away when it was a gift until after the additional controller arrived.

It works on Series X & Pc not PS5It doesn't turn like it should You have to jurk it to turn & that will spin you out & crash Try adjusting it n game settings & still won't work I would recommend a wheel with 1080 degree turn ratio