best steering wheel to buy for ps3
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Original Poster said:
What is your budget?
DFGT is cheap but not very good in comparison
G25/G27 are the next 'up'
Fanatec wheels are by far the best, but cost by far the most money
There is no point though if you're going to use it on your lap.
I have a DFGT, for the price you cant beat it but the G27 is the one to go for if money is not a concern. DFGT is cheap but not very good in comparison
G25/G27 are the next 'up'
Fanatec wheels are by far the best, but cost by far the most money
There is no point though if you're going to use it on your lap.
As you mention, both wheels will be uselesson your lap.
robmlufc said:
Original Poster said:
What is your budget?
DFGT is cheap but not very good in comparison
G25/G27 are the next 'up'
Fanatec wheels are by far the best, but cost by far the most money
There is no point though if you're going to use it on your lap.
I have a DFGT, for the price you cant beat it but the G27 is the one to go for if money is not a concern. DFGT is cheap but not very good in comparison
G25/G27 are the next 'up'
Fanatec wheels are by far the best, but cost by far the most money
There is no point though if you're going to use it on your lap.
As you mention, both wheels will be uselesson your lap.
If your using it on your lap (Even with a tray) forget the fanatec. The force feedback will tear it off your lap with ease.
Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
You need something that's solid on the floor - desk / high coffee table, or a properly designed rig, or google around for 'interesting' solutions involving ironing boards and the like.
My DFGT is great value - i use it on the PC for F1 2010, F1 2011 and Dirt 2. It works on the PS3 too, although i've never used it on a PS3. Cost me £80 a year ago.
With wheels you usually get what you pay for. The G27 linked to above is a bit of a bargain though!
My DFGT is great value - i use it on the PC for F1 2010, F1 2011 and Dirt 2. It works on the PS3 too, although i've never used it on a PS3. Cost me £80 a year ago.
With wheels you usually get what you pay for. The G27 linked to above is a bit of a bargain though!
Simbu said:
You need something that's solid on the floor - desk / high coffee table, or a properly designed rig, or google around for 'interesting' solutions involving ironing boards and the like.
Ironing board is great. Height adjustable too 
Might be worth putting something heavy over the feet if you plan on running high force feedback.
Until recently i had the Logitech Wireless which unfortunately is no longer made. Sits well on yiur lap as it was designed too and has no pedals (use flappy paddles instead). I liked it and was a bargin at £30, overpriced at RRP of 80, ripoff at 104 that i saw on Play. Anyway it broke at 15mths of ownership but less than 12mths use. Couldnt be replaced so logitech gave me 50% off new GT wheel. Very accurate, pedals good once you get used to it, and have found something to clamp it too. Am i getting on with it ~ NO~ see GT5 thread but i am finding the 920' rotation a pain and cant catch slides like my previous wheel. Unless F1 has a way to replicate the more limited lock to lock of anF1 car it might be a nightmare...
Until recently i had the Logitech Wireless which unfortunately is no longer made. Sits well on yiur lap as it was designed too and has no pedals (use flappy paddles instead). I liked it and was a bargin at £30, overpriced at RRP of 80, ripoff at 104 that i saw on Play. Anyway it broke at 15mths of ownership but less than 12mths use. Couldnt be replaced so logitech gave me 50% off new GT wheel. Very accurate, pedals good once you get used to it, and have found something to clamp it too. Am i getting on with it ~ NO~ see GT5 thread but i am finding the 920' rotation a pain and cant catch slides like my previous wheel. Unless F1 has a way to replicate the more limited lock to lock of anF1 car it might be a nightmare...
totlxtc said:
If your using it on your lap (Even with a tray) forget the fanatec. The force feedback will tear it off your lap with ease.
Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Fanatec don't sell a wheel for 295 euros. The 911 Carrera wheel is 160 euros (I think) and the GT3RS V2 is 180 euros.Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Also the shifters are 60 for the CSR and 30 for the standard.
Original Poster said:
totlxtc said:
If your using it on your lap (Even with a tray) forget the fanatec. The force feedback will tear it off your lap with ease.
Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Fanatec don't sell a wheel for 295 euros. The 911 Carrera wheel is 160 euros (I think) and the GT3RS V2 is 180 euros.Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Also the shifters are 60 for the CSR and 30 for the standard.
S3_Graham said:
Original Poster said:
totlxtc said:
If your using it on your lap (Even with a tray) forget the fanatec. The force feedback will tear it off your lap with ease.
Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Fanatec don't sell a wheel for 295 euros. The 911 Carrera wheel is 160 euros (I think) and the GT3RS V2 is 180 euros.Other option to go the Fanatec way is to table mount it or get the Rennsport stand. But by the time you have added the wheel (€295) the pedals (€150-199) the stand (€110) and the shifter set (€50) your talking quite a bit of cash.
Also the shifters are 60 for the CSR and 30 for the standard.
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