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Thrustmaster T128 Racing Wheel For Xbox & PC / PS5, PS4 & PC £129.99 + Free Click & Collect @ Argos
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Your first feel of racing with the Thrustmaster T128 racing wheel for Xbox and PC. Velocity modern wheel rim design featuring 13 buttons: perfect for all types of racing simulation lightweight wheel rim, taking advantage of all the Force Feedback system's power Dynamic Force Feedback: renders fun, intuitive racing sensations (the road or track's surface feel, loss of tire grip, bumps and impacts, the vehicle's weight) in different types of vehicle-oriented games (F1, GT, rally, trucks, farming).
2-pedal pedal set featuring frictionless H. E. A. R. T magnetic sensors with no potentiometers, for enhanced precision that won't decrease over time.
Modern, versatile wheel rim design, featuring engine speed LEDs. 270 to 900 degree rotation: automatically adjusts according to the vehicle being used in the game.
Compatible with both Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One compatible with PC (Windows 10, 11).
General information:
Your first feel of racing with the Thrustmaster T128 racing wheel for Xbox and PC. Velocity modern wheel rim design featuring 13 buttons: perfect for all types of racing simulation lightweight wheel rim, taking advantage of all the Force Feedback system's power Dynamic Force Feedback: renders fun, intuitive racing sensations (the road or track's surface feel, loss of tire grip, bumps and impacts, the vehicle's weight) in different types of vehicle-oriented games (F1, GT, rally, trucks, farming).
2-pedal pedal set featuring frictionless H. E. A. R. T magnetic sensors with no potentiometers, for enhanced precision that won't decrease over time.
Modern, versatile wheel rim design, featuring engine speed LEDs. 270 to 900 degree rotation: automatically adjusts according to the vehicle being used in the game.
Compatible with both Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One compatible with PC (Windows 10, 11).
- Xbox one compatible.
- Xbox series X and S compatible.
- PC compatible.
- Wired.
- Steering wheel diameter 26cm.
General information:
- Manufacturer's 1 year guarantee.
- EAN: 3362934403485.
More details at Argos
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sorted byEdit: bought.
Don't forget the £5 off from hotukdeals.com/vou…737 (with your.usual+argos@gmail.com address )
Edit2: it arrived today and I'll unbox after dinner then post a review ASAP it's my first wheel though so can't offer any useful comparison against logitech G or thrustmaster t248 etc though
Edit3: I've probably done 10 hours on it now (had today off work haha). The steering wheel itself feels decent enough for me as a newbie. However, it is physically smaller than I expected and certainly smaller than a normal car.
The pedals aren't great:
1. light weight so need to be secured. I have just put my PC behind them for now but there are holes so you can them to a better base (which is what I'll do).
2. brake doesn't have a progressive feel (there is modulation but it doesn't get harder near the bottom as a real brake pedal would)
3. pedals seem close together, especially for people with big feet (I am only size 10.5)
Anyway it's better than using an Xbox controller. I just did Touristenfahrten in 7:46 with an Audi TT Cup. I am getting to know the track quite well already. I haven't connected up to the Sony A80J OLED yet.. hopefully I'll have that setup before Forza Motorsport comes out! (edited)
Edit1: I got the HOMCOM desk that was posted in a HUKD deal recently. Another pedal irritation is that the cable isn't quite long enough to go over the back of the desk. So I have routed it under the front (cable table tied to bolt in centre of desk) to avoid it hitting my knees.
If you have unfortunately lost the use of limbs I would be looking at adding some kind of hand throttle to the wheel. The force on this wheel isn't massive (I have done relaxed practice laps one-handed while sipping coffee). So for KISS you could clamp the pedals on your desk next to the wheel and use one hand for the wheel and the other for pedals?
Edit: pretty sure I saw Assetto Corsa has a one pedal mode (in which only the accelerator pedal is used- "up" means brakes are applied fully, depressed to the middle means coasting and "down" further means accelerate). (edited)