PXN PC Steering Wheel, V9 Universal Usb Car Sim 270/900 Degree Race Steering Wheel with 3-Pedals and Shifter Bundle for PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, PS4, PS3, Switch (Black)

Shifter wouldn't work right had to buy a completely new one from somewhere else

To date the wheel has performed very well.

Alright—if you’re eyeing a Logitech G29 but your wallet’s giving you side-eye, the PXN V9 is a damn fine alternative that delivers real racing feel without requiring a second job or a sponsorship from Red Bull.Out of the box, this thing feels solid. 270° to 900° rotation support, actual force feedback, and responsive analog pedals (clutch included!)—you’re not getting arcade toy vibes here. It’s more like, “I take racing seriously but still eat dinner at my desk” energy.I tested it with:Forza Horizon 5 – Smooth response, drifting felt natural, paddle shifters crisp.Euro Truck Simulator 2 – Bro. Perfect. Like… eerily chill and immersive.Assetto Corsa – Needed some tweaks in the settings, but once dialed in, it held its own.The force feedback isn’t quite Thrustmaster-level torque, but it absolutely adds immersion. You feel the road, the curves, the rumble when you send it over gravel like a lunatic. It doesn’t feel like a toy—it feels like a legit entry into the sim racing world.Why It’s Worth It:Cross-platform support: PC, Xbox One/Series X, PS4, and even Switch (!)Three pedals with clutch for manual driving sims (H-pattern shifter included)Mounting clamps are strong AF—I didn’t need to re-tighten oncePlug and play with most games—minor remapping, but nothing frustratingPrice-to-performance ratio is crazy goodWhat Could Be Better:The pedals are lightweight, so you’ll want to brace or mount them to stop the “floor dance”Shifter feels good, but a little plasticky—works great, just not premiumForce feedback strength could be a notch stronger, but for this price? Can’t complainTL;DR:The PXN V9 steering wheel is the perfect entry point for anyone looking to get into sim racing without blowing a grand. Great feel, decent force feedback, solid compatibility—and it doesn’t look like a toy. Whether you're drifting in Forza, hauling in ETS2, or racing time trials in AC, this setup delivers fun and function.Final Verdict:If you’re racing for immersion, not Instagram clout—this is the wheel to start with.

My children love the simulator

This thing is trash, the wheel is the only analogue on the whole set. Pedals are just buttons, and to top that off they are tied to the buttons on the wheel meaning you only get like 12 buttons a high-hat and one analogue input. The shifter is 3 buttons and one is reverse making it worthless, the clutch and brake are the same button, and all pedals are either 100% or nothing. Driving with a controller is better than this. There is no force feedback it's just a spring return, and a standard rumble pack from a normal controler. I'm going to put it back in the box and try to return it. We'll see how that goes. Don't waste your money or time.For reference. I tried it with a ps4, and PC. Same thing. I even tried to plug it into the Xbox one controller and use it that way, but it ended up not seeing either controller when plugged in. The app is too old to run on modern phones, and the newer app has no instructions on how to actually pair anything. It has a button that says "let's go" and proceeds to load for an hour.Whole experience is hot garbage, bathed in chunky dumpster milk.

My son absolutely love it ....he cant stay off it very good deal

So on console, the wheel won't work unless you have a xbox/playstation controller hooked into it. Since the controller is hooked up to the wheel and not the console it has issues. You can't adjust you camera, which isn't to big of a deal. But the really bad thing is the headset doesn't work. I bogiht this to play video games with my buddies. I need the headset to work. Overall, this wheel is great, it just has some MAJOR flaws

Arrived neatly packaged, everything included as advertised. Was able to take it straight out of the box, plug into my PC via USB and instantly interfaced with my games (Dirt Rally and Crash Day (from back in 2006). Pedalboard is much more stable than anything I've used before and twin clamps hold the wheel very securely to my table. Setting up and dialing in within the individual programs is quite involved but no more so than any other wheel I've used. Of course I've only had it 2 days but so far it seems to be a decent product. Would recommend without reservation based on my experience so far.