I bought it to play occasionally, and generally, I have no experience with steering wheels. As soon as I tried it, it seems satisfactory to me. I was afraid it would be completely fake plastic, but it is more sturdy than I expected. Obviously, it is a simple construction. It was perfectly secured to the desk because I see many people complaining about it. It also doesn't make any noise. The vibration is much better than I expected. As for the installation, I followed the instructions and connected it directly without any problems.

The negatives are that for someone who wants to upgrade to a PS5, it is useless. Also, it is smaller than I expected. But the main thing is that it has to be connected to the controller. Only then does the console recognize it. My controller was working fine at the same time, although what really disappointed me is that I can no longer use wired headphones. Another annoying thing is that every time you turn on the console, you have to adjust the sensitivity. It doesn't remember the settings. It is important to note that the console recognizes it as a controller and not as a steering wheel, which means that in some games, you cannot customize or map controls, etc. This is a major drawback. Additionally, it does not have anything similar to the right joystick, which means that in games, I did not have control of the camera. Furthermore, it has two buttons for each of the R1, R2, L1, L2, which means four useless buttons. Also, when I saw 180 degrees, I did not understand that it meant 90 degrees to the left and 90 degrees to the right, but that's my fault.

If anything else comes up, I will add it later. In general, I would say it has several disadvantages, but since it is the cheapest option I found, it doesn't surprise me. I am satisfied. I included the negatives in the pros and cons because I am cautious.