Really interested in PXN's future because we could really use some more competitive budget wheels and we can't just stick with the G920 and/or G29 forever.
I have used two v9 wheels. A few years ago my friend bought one new and it left a bit to be desired. I have recently bought one myself, and think they have upped the quality quite a bit. The off-steering can easily be fixed now, and my shifter has no noticable wobble. Only the pedals are sprung way too softly, though with a bit of practice I was able to work around that. Even though it has no force feedback, I think it handles quite well in games like the Dirt franchise, F1 and Eurotruck. Have yet to try more games, but so far I'm impressed.
It looks like they took some inspiration from an old Mad Catz wheel from a few years ago for the wheel rim design, ngl despite the issues it looks pretty damn good, and it's on another planet to the old one. It's also good to finally see some more competition in the more budget focussed ffb market since it's been pretty stale for a while. Great video OC, looking forward to seeing comparisons to the T248 and G923 (if they're planned)
Lol, some inspiration, as someone who owned a second hand Mad Catz wheel, this is practically identical, these are likely the exact same units with some slight modifications. Pedals are the exact same, dpad and action buttons are the exact same. The combination of the PS and Xbox buttons is new. Wheel is the same shape, fabric with the same red accent. Dual shifters on each side are the exact same. Wheel base is the exact same, same red strip accent, same switch between 270 degrees and 900, only addition is the shifter port and the controller USB port. biggest feature change is that the wheel can be removed from the base. Very interesting considering Mad Catz is back around after having gone bankrupt, but I wonder if they sold off their design and specs for the racing wheel to this new manuafacturer.
@@nborgeaud As someone who has also owned Mad Catz's wheel, I'm very confident PXN has someone gotten a hold of the rights to whoever makes this wheelbase. It's interesting though since Mad Catz has also come under a little bit of scrutiny for one of their fighting game sticks, the EGO, since it's basically the exact same stick with the same internal parts as one made by several other brands *(I happen to own a variant made by Monoprice)* except with a Mad Catz logo and slightly higher price tag.
Very impressive for the price this will probably be the new king for entry level wheels mainly due to the fact that the pedals actually have decent travel and adjustable spring tension and it comes with a shifter. As for the brake people will probably find a replacement spring to swap it with to make it stiffer. Im glad to see a company actually putting effort into the pedals since they are the most important piece of equipment for simracing and previously you had to spend at least $200 for a half decent set. I obviously wont be buying it since I already have a direct drive wheel and clubsport pedals but I wish they had something like this when I first got into sim racing.
Why would anyone pick this over the Logitech? More aftermarket support more customizations etc. How can this do anything better? Reviewers fail to mention how much support the Logitech has.
@@Glockmog2007 those pedals don't look much better than the Logitech pedals. Unless you buy a stiffer spring for them they don't look too good and there's no load cell in the brake pedal.
The Logitech pedals has metal and a few aftermarket mods for it. Can set up a few configurations too. You can ditch the ugly plastic crap surrounding it. It's not all in one plastic piece like the madcatz.
I love the price and the concept “But” after using the G29 for 1 1/2 year I am looking forward to my next wheel being more akin to life size. Great review OC
hmm, if i were u i would keep the g29 for another half a yr, but i do agree with ur opinion of the size, the wheel is too small and, the pedals are not far enough from each other, if u have those problems and if you r good at racing then u can consider buying another wheel, maybe this wheelnin the review or maybe a fanatec wheel if u r looking for smtg more expensive
@@DaviddeAzri Hey PhatBoii I’m gonna be on the g29 for awhile yet. The pedals don’t bother me just the smallish wheel but with the prices of new stuff I can wait awhile. 🤙🏻
Got one of the original mad katz one of these in 2015 for project cars 1, had 4 years before upgrading and gave it away and as far as I know its still going strong. Can definitely recommend for entry level .
Very nice review. Thanks a lot. I am living in China and using this wheel for over a month now. The interesting thing is, we get this thing here for 1200 RMB (180$), so for us here it is by far the cheapest way to get into simracing (considering new products with ffb). I feel like simracing is about to get a boost in China. I think PXN and Moza will be a great addition to the market. Unfortunately I can only afford the PXN products 😂, even though Moza offers higher end products as a great price point as well...
For 180$ I think it's an amazing choice, here in Serbia for 180$ the best I can get would be a 900° rotation wheel without force feedback and just brake and gas pedals, no clutch or h shifter
I just got a pxn v9 before i knew this was already out. But I think I might change to this after a few years for its force feedback feature since the v9 doesnt have force feedback.
From what ive seen, pxn is good at listening. They recently made the wheel extremely cheap, atleast in my country, and they also started making direct drive wheels, wich i think OC racing saw at one point, those being the v12 and v12 lite. I cant wait for someone to do a review on those wheels and see if we ca still have hope in pxn, im still planning on getting the pxn v10 over a logitech since its in my budget and fron what ive seen the pedals and shifter are amazing.
I remember seeing this post notification last year and thinking, "why would i want to watch a review of a PXN wheel 🤮" then i learned today that it was under 350 CAD brand new right now and features force feedback, three pedals AND an included shifter??? Came looking for this video immediately lmao.
Thank you for posting this review. I bought it a few days ago but was looking for good reviews on it with no luck. I eventually just went and bought it planning on doing a review myself but now I don't have to thanks to you. Great video!
@@Mike-ze2hj so I haven't tried the newer logitech wheels. I had an older one from the PS2 Era and it didn't work well enough for drift because it was slow to spin. I ended up buying this wheel because of the price point as well as its features. I tried drifting on both AC and Carx but I suck lol. The wheel is a good buy though. I would recommend it for someone just starting or would like to upgrade but doesn't want to spend an arm and a leg.
*BE WARNED, THIS IS AN 8 YEAR OLD WHEEL!* Its identical to the discontinued Mad Catz Pro Racing Wheel from 2014, they've just updated the drivers to work on all platforms and made some slight aesthetic changes. I had the original when it came out. Overall it was pretty good... but that was by 2014 standards. Main complaints were the FFB was quite "clunky" and the suede wheel is really poor, after a while it'll be completely ruined unless you wear gloves.
Got this wheel 2-3 days, Got it with the Xbox series s, Had trouble on Forza Horizon 5 with the wheel not being centered and the buttons having input delay, Updated it with a firmware from PXN directly, only problem im having is non existent clutch and input delay on buttons on wheel. Maybe on PC this would work great but on Xbox im having trouble.
The V10 is actually a rebrand madcatz product from the early 2012's. Love the multi console compatibiliy. Emulate this level of flexibility on any direct drive wheel and they will dominate the market in the years to come 😎
@@IBuiltDaArk Correct but considerig that this wheel has both xbox and playstation compatibility out of the box is something of a refresher. Can beat that I have an idea on how the had pulled it off but I need to open one of these guys to find out.
@@chadog it's easy to make it compatible with both. However, the problem is if you license it as Xbox or PS, sometimes the companies don't want that feature enabled at all cause, money For example internally there's nothing preventing a Logitech G29 from working with an Xbox, it's just a matter of drivers/firmware.
@@IBuiltDaArk Until you consider the fact that a chinese company managed to do both. Fanatec pulled off a licensing loophole by putting the xbox firmware onto the wheelrims themselves. Thats a good comromise but still a hassle nonetheless. I hope other chinese brands follow suit
IT IS NOT CONSOLE COMPATIBLE. It uses a controller connection for the buttons on the wheel to work, and it has input delay (it like disconnects between every button) And the clutch basically doesnt exists. (on xbox series s)
Here the honest review from ex user. The pedal sound squeaky. You can fix this by applying some wd or any lubrication. The pedal is good enough to use on racing game. The h shifter is good. It's all plastic bit it's feels better than g29. And you got 3 connectors to use, USB, Lan, and the thursmaster connector. The problem is the ffb. It feels so weird. I cannot put it into word but it's just doesn't feel natural for me. The wheel is small. But the alcantara kind of fabric feels so good for me. The paddle shiftee is so flimsy and sometimes you get double click when you shift. The ffb I think just a software issues. Idk I already sold mine before any update. I use t300rs + pxn h shifter now. It's a sweet spot for me. Not planning to upgrade to DD soon.
“…but compared to wheels without force feedback, it will be a massive difference.” Yikes. Not what you wanna hear regarding your first sim racing hardware offering. Great review as always. Your content is so well produced.
Dear viewers: PLEASE SUBSCRIBE TO THIS DUDE! I can't believe around 90% of the people watching don't subscribe when your content is of SO good quality, man. Congratulations. I always enjoy your videos, and I don't even have a sim rig or plan on having one (at least soon), but the pace and quality of filming/editing makes your videos so enjoyable. Don't change, bud! Keep up the great work! Regarding the wheel, it looks good but I think some of the mentioned problems are deal breaker for adults, especially the wheel size and paddle shifters close to the rim. But the fact that it comes complete with a 3 pedal set and the H shifter reminds me of the good old G27 times haha!
why would I subscribe when a quick look through his recent videos page has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING I'm interested in. It's all gear review. I have the gear I want and am gonna keep for a long time. No need for gear reviews of low-mid tier gear when I have tier 1 gear that'll last me years. Give me some actual racing content or new technology and maybe I'm okay with it. THE ONLY reason I clicked this video is because it's a new wheel I've never seen and it was on my front page. Very unlikely I'll ever watch another one of his videos
@@quistador7 thanks for the insight on your particular situation! I find it interesting, be it I have the hardware or not, and appreciate the high production value of the videos for such a small channel. Clearly the content is not for you and If you're looking for something, that's also fine. My comment was towards recurring viewers that are interested as myself on those the things I mentioned but for some reason are not subscribed. Cheers!
im buying this pxn v10 for my first set up. im no pro. but with the benefits of having everything im looking for for a good price i think i can get over the small wheel or one day upgrade that to a larger size. thanks for the insight!
i currently have a pxn v9 but i miss force feedback so im selling it soon, im interested in PXNs future. and also your background music choices and transitions in the vid were great 10/10
Pricing on these in asia is really hard to beat at 220usd. Was keen on getting the T300RS at first but not so sure about playing more than double for just slightly better experience. Really hope the V11 would have better compatibility.
the t3oors is much better. don't buy anything with either helical gears or hybrid gear belt. i know because i have a logitech driving force gt and tried a friends t500 and now i can see the difference. it's motivated me to upgrade to a dd system.
Pretty decent progress for the company that released quite affordable and cheap steering wheels previously. Cannot wait if they come up with F1 wheel in future for that base. Or even truck simulator wheel. Even better, a wheel with two analog sticks.
Thanks for the review! I have a Logitech g920 and it was interesting to see how the v10 performed against some of the other wheels. Keep up the great content!
Is the g920 good? I just want an entry wheel for my series x and it looked promising from everything I looked at and would like to know it's ups and downs from an owner
@@rev4126 it’s a decent wheel that’s made with some high quality materials. It’s also compatible with a range of games on the Xbox. I have an Xbox One S so I don’t know how it would go on a series x, but there may be some performance differences there, but I don’t know. I found that with some games such as Forza Horizon 5, the force feedback is too rough and often requires a great amount of resistance. Overall it’s a really good wheel and I would solidly recommend it.
@@rev4126 The wheel is good, the pedals are low quality made, you may experience input flickering/ weird pikes in braking after excessive use due to dust cluttering on the potentiometer, just a thing to be aware of and it can be fixed mostly , other than that, it's a great wheel. When u finish driving, put a bag over the pedals to protect them from dust. The pedals will work just fine.
@@puffycleod8678 thanks for the reply and as far as I know fh5 just had ff issues to begin with so yea I'ma be running that, NFS heat, nascar heat 4, and fm7
@@Crash-Rest-Yummy Thanks for the bag tip, house isn't very well sealed so dust is unfortunately the norm so I'll keep that in mind after use when I get it
i have a pxn v10 myself and do have a problem with the pedalshift catching my finger, but I fixed it by swapping the hand clutch and the shifter position. no more red fingers for me
I got a used t150 with t3pa pedals, and a th8a for $250. Wheel and pedals are like new, shifter will need the 9 pin cable replaced with a regular usb type a (i can handle it). I just dont see the value here at this price point.
You got lucky. My thrustmaster t300 with the load cell pedals and aliexpress h-hifter setup cost me $600. And the th8a shifter usaully goes for $200 on the market.
Not the perfect wheel but I had mine for 100 bucks aftermarket in great conditions and I cannot complain about it for the price ! it's a very good wheel ! the brake pedal can be modded easily by adding a stronger and shorter spring in addition of the stock spring. Obviously, if you tried some 17nm of torque wheel before, it's gonna be like you drive a 55hp Fiat Panda next having drove a 700hp Ferrari. But for someone who doesnt have a huge budget and wants to discover sim racing, I must to say this wheel is a true bargain, especially if you had it for low price aftermarket. It's better than my old logitech g25 imho ( A good entry level wheel Imho ) but which is the same price aftermarket of the pxn v10... So i think the PXN v10 is better. We'll see in the future if it's holding time...but it seems to be solid. Very strong except for the shifter
Just bought this for Forza seems promising for the price, I'm not hardcore Into the racing sim side of gaming but maybe that will change after I get this
Can't believe this is from the same exact PXN that made those cheap ass non-FFB tabletop wheels with suction cups.... It sure looks like as if it's a DD kit, which gives it a nice look factor. Definitely going into my short list
Hi, I'm a teenager and I'm just starting out with sim racing. I've narrowed down my choices to two steering wheels: the Logitech G923 and the PXN V10. I can't decide between the two. I'm sure of one thing: I'll only use it for gaming and not for any serious sim racing. For example, I want to play play Forza, Euro Truck Simulator, and maybe Assetto Corsa. Can you help me choose?
I have a pxn v10 and it's amazing! I can also confirm it works perfect with the ps5 with no problems. But you have to use a hori wired Playstation controller.
@@OCRacing ua-cam.com/video/5kyHwH5zCOk/v-deo.html here's an Inside Sim Racing video from 2014, the rim and wheelbas loox exactly the same (just different labels), but that one has a 2 pedal set
In Asia which PXN mainly sells their products, this significantly cheaper than the G29. I was going to get this but i went with the G29 bec of the build quality
Saw this on a platform and I was shocked. Pedals and shifter Included, even the wheel is fully covered. I feel like my T150 pro is nowhere near this much the fact that the PXN give much more for that price. My T150 paddle shift rusted after months, and I smell some sort of fried burning inside my wheel when I'm playing long hours. Do I even want to send it back and have them replace? Think about the cost of post from where I'm at and that's what makes me feel disappointed with my T150.
I had the same problems with my t150 and then switched to t300. But the T300 fan sucks and the FFB fades after 1 hour of driving and that is so dissapointing. Totally ruins the experience
It would be nice to request likes and subscriptions in the end of the video not at the beginning of it. We, viewers don't give likes and subscriptions for nothing the same way you don't pay for a product before it being shown to you. Also, it's a matter of politeness to show first the whole product before asking for rewards.
@@Cody.Wright I mean, Logitech already makes its budget wheels entirely in China. There's no reason a Chinese company shouldn't be able to compete with a Chinese product that's barely changed in over 15 years. I hope they iron out the issues and give Logitech some much deserved market pressure
@@Cody.Wright I have family in the electronics repair business, who helped me repair the shoddy all plastic encoder wheel in my G27. There really isn't. It's all disposable and often outsourced to the same factories with the same "good enough" components. Most of these companies effectively made their own cheap Chinese knockoffs to appease shareholders when compared to where they started, like the WingMan Force and trackballs with reasonable lifespans. Design beats brand in this market, since none of it is built to last below the high end market anyways
@@Serzari ya I don't care. I know junk when I see it and this is junk. Even their website throws out red flags with alot of contradictions in what they claim.
So, let's make something clear. As how some guys commented, yes, this is a rebranded Mad Catz Pro Steering wheel, wich I also own, and I have had issues with the windows driver. Unfortunately you missed a point here wich you didn't mentioned, you can adjust the steering wheel vertical angle from the wheelbase from the small screws, wich for the other mid range wheels you can't! I made the mistake to buy the Logitech G920, such a stupid thing... The wheel base has a stupid high angle and with the time you will feel pain in your wrists.
Wait the same steering wheel works for both Xbox and ps4? You don’t need to purchase two; one for each system? This is the only wheel in the entire market that does that.
I need help , so i found this wheels for dirt cheap price like for one Logitech g920 i can get around 3 of these , i am thinking if i should buy this or buy a used thrustmaster tmx from another whole country that i cant even test
In canada both thrustmaster and Logitech sim wheels only come with the wheel and 2 pedalsat this price point I payed 450 cad for my thrustmaster tmx ffb wheel and it only came with 2 pedals and a wheel not even considering the fact that the pedals return sprigs broke not even a week after getting it and the wheel cannot use 30% ffb or it makes some horrible grinding noise I think the pros wayyyyy outweigh the cons for pxn I'm definitely buying one even if it may have some issues
Hi! I've recently purchased this PXN V10 but I can't seem to find which wheel stand would be able to fit it? I was looking up the Apiga wheel stand for it. Do u think it would be compatible?
I get so many questions about this haha. Not sure on the exact model, but I’m sure you’ll find it if you google “Ferrari puma shoes” or something similar.
Bought a T300 RS a while ago, now I wish I would have waited a bit and bought this! edit: I have small hands so the sizing of the wheel doesn't really matter.
i dont think you realize how good the t300 base is especially if your drifting. the v10 is just a rebrand madcatz wheel which didint get great reviews at the time as its competor was the g25 or g27.
Can you please review the new t248 it’s been upgraded for Xbox and according to thrustmaster it is mainly leather and is highly different then the last PlayStation one
I was on board until you mentioned the wheel is smaller. I have a thrustmaster t-80 and it might be fisher price sized but it gets me around the track. Still, I want something adult-sized!!!!!
I love the price thats why I buy it, but the problem comes, dident work for me with, Need for Speed , Horizon5, Dirt4, so wich game I need to get this thing works??? Think I will send it back!
I'd rather shop for a used wheel. My entry level was a logitech DFGT my gosh what an abuse did it withstand. Later I've found a T500RS for 80€ with modded brake pedal paired with a modded logitech shifter with rubber bands and a metal sparco knob and a handbrake made of flight joystick now I need to upgrade the PC and screens but I still love this setup
I have a question. Did you buy it from Amazon? I see multiple sellings of it on Amazon, however I don't know if any are legit. Can anyone help? Thanks.
Really interested in PXN's future because we could really use some more competitive budget wheels and we can't just stick with the G920 and/or G29 forever.
We have thrust master????
@@hankkim0529 tm are equal with logitech
Also Logitech has no affordable handbrakes for consoles
Or can we?
@@fisken1 No bruh, thrustmaster is way better than logitech. Even T150PRO is better than the toys logitech makes.
The fact that it has 3 pedals, ffb, and includes a shifter is what kills the competition
the g29 is cheaper and has a higher torque rating.
@@toml1446 g29 has only 2.1nm of torque
@@toml1446 the g29 is $100 more expensive here and it doesn't include a shifter
@@NobbGamingOfficial I bought my g29 over Christmas last year with shifter for $300 brand new. How is this cheaper?
the g29 is on sale and with shifter will end up at 300, which is 50 less than this thing. Imma go with the g29
Good to hear pxn took the competition more serious this time. Looking forward to the next product.
they still have the off center issue just like the madcatz "pro" wheel
v12 is released now
I have used two v9 wheels. A few years ago my friend bought one new and it left a bit to be desired. I have recently bought one myself, and think they have upped the quality quite a bit. The off-steering can easily be fixed now, and my shifter has no noticable wobble. Only the pedals are sprung way too softly, though with a bit of practice I was able to work around that. Even though it has no force feedback, I think it handles quite well in games like the Dirt franchise, F1 and Eurotruck. Have yet to try more games, but so far I'm impressed.
this is very surprising as I never thought pxn would move into the force feedback market
It looks like they took some inspiration from an old Mad Catz wheel from a few years ago for the wheel rim design, ngl despite the issues it looks pretty damn good, and it's on another planet to the old one. It's also good to finally see some more competition in the more budget focussed ffb market since it's been pretty stale for a while. Great video OC, looking forward to seeing comparisons to the T248 and G923 (if they're planned)
Lol, some inspiration, as someone who owned a second hand Mad Catz wheel, this is practically identical, these are likely the exact same units with some slight modifications. Pedals are the exact same, dpad and action buttons are the exact same. The combination of the PS and Xbox buttons is new. Wheel is the same shape, fabric with the same red accent. Dual shifters on each side are the exact same.
Wheel base is the exact same, same red strip accent, same switch between 270 degrees and 900, only addition is the shifter port and the controller USB port.
biggest feature change is that the wheel can be removed from the base.
Very interesting considering Mad Catz is back around after having gone bankrupt, but I wonder if they sold off their design and specs for the racing wheel to this new manuafacturer.
It's the exact same mould as the Madcatz lol
@@nborgeaud The Mad Catz wheel could be removed from the base as well. Looks exactly the same besides some aesthetic tweaks lol
@@nborgeaud As someone who has also owned Mad Catz's wheel, I'm very confident PXN has someone gotten a hold of the rights to whoever makes this wheelbase.
It's interesting though since Mad Catz has also come under a little bit of scrutiny for one of their fighting game sticks, the EGO, since it's basically the exact same stick with the same internal parts as one made by several other brands *(I happen to own a variant made by Monoprice)* except with a Mad Catz logo and slightly higher price tag.
Very impressive for the price this will probably be the new king for entry level wheels mainly due to the fact that the pedals actually have decent travel and adjustable spring tension and it comes with a shifter. As for the brake people will probably find a replacement spring to swap it with to make it stiffer. Im glad to see a company actually putting effort into the pedals since they are the most important piece of equipment for simracing and previously you had to spend at least $200 for a half decent set. I obviously wont be buying it since I already have a direct drive wheel and clubsport pedals but I wish they had something like this when I first got into sim racing.
For 360 bucks? Unlikely.
Why would anyone pick this over the Logitech? More aftermarket support more customizations etc. How can this do anything better? Reviewers fail to mention how much support the Logitech has.
@@mazyata9958 much better pedals
@@Glockmog2007 those pedals don't look much better than the Logitech pedals. Unless you buy a stiffer spring for them they don't look too good and there's no load cell in the brake pedal.
The Logitech pedals has metal and a few aftermarket mods for it. Can set up a few configurations too. You can ditch the ugly plastic crap surrounding it. It's not all in one plastic piece like the madcatz.
I love the price and the concept “But” after using the G29 for 1 1/2 year I am looking forward to my next wheel being more akin to life size. Great review OC
Thats pretty much my only problem with the G29
hmm, if i were u i would keep the g29 for another half a yr, but i do agree with ur opinion of the size, the wheel is too small and, the pedals are not far enough from each other, if u have those problems and if you r good at racing then u can consider buying another wheel, maybe this wheelnin the review or maybe a fanatec wheel if u r looking for smtg more expensive
@@DaviddeAzri Hey PhatBoii I’m gonna be on the g29 for awhile yet. The pedals don’t bother me just the smallish wheel but with the prices of new stuff I can wait awhile. 🤙🏻
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T300 ferrari edition?
ive been waiting for some time, yes yes finally a review for this wheel
the new Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback
Ask and you shall receive 🤝
Dude same my mom just got this wheel for me I have their older wheel the Pxn v9 it has no feedback
Got one of the original mad katz one of these in 2015 for project cars 1, had 4 years before upgrading and gave it away and as far as I know its still going strong. Can definitely recommend for entry level .
For the shifter you shouldn’t have a lot of resistance you should easily be able to move it with one finger in a real manual car
Very nice review. Thanks a lot.
I am living in China and using this wheel for over a month now. The interesting thing is, we get this thing here for 1200 RMB (180$), so for us here it is by far the cheapest way to get into simracing (considering new products with ffb).
I feel like simracing is about to get a boost in China. I think PXN and Moza will be a great addition to the market. Unfortunately I can only afford the PXN products 😂, even though Moza offers higher end products as a great price point as well...
For 180$ I think it's an amazing choice, here in Serbia for 180$ the best I can get would be a 900° rotation wheel without force feedback and just brake and gas pedals, no clutch or h shifter
I just got a pxn v9 before i knew this was already out. But I think I might change to this after a few years for its force feedback feature since the v9 doesnt have force feedback.
Can U use youtube fron China.😅😂😂
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From what ive seen, pxn is good at listening. They recently made the wheel extremely cheap, atleast in my country, and they also started making direct drive wheels, wich i think OC racing saw at one point, those being the v12 and v12 lite. I cant wait for someone to do a review on those wheels and see if we ca still have hope in pxn, im still planning on getting the pxn v10 over a logitech since its in my budget and fron what ive seen the pedals and shifter are amazing.
I remember seeing this post notification last year and thinking, "why would i want to watch a review of a PXN wheel 🤮" then i learned today that it was under 350 CAD brand new right now and features force feedback, three pedals AND an included shifter??? Came looking for this video immediately lmao.
Thank you for posting this review. I bought it a few days ago but was looking for good reviews on it with no luck. I eventually just went and bought it planning on doing a review myself but now I don't have to thanks to you. Great video!
You should we can use more than one opinion
@@corvette6327 That's very true. I guess I will.
Between Logitech G29/G923 and this. Which one is better? I just want to play forza horizon 5 and maybe CarX drift in future
@@Mike-ze2hj so I haven't tried the newer logitech wheels. I had an older one from the PS2 Era and it didn't work well enough for drift because it was slow to spin. I ended up buying this wheel because of the price point as well as its features. I tried drifting on both AC and Carx but I suck lol. The wheel is a good buy though. I would recommend it for someone just starting or would like to upgrade but doesn't want to spend an arm and a leg.
@@sh0wt1me49 thanks a lot man. Now i don't know which one should i buy . Hahaha
If it lasts then it’s definitely going to beat the competition just from the multi platform option. There’s no other wheel like that at that level.
Liking this. The likes of logitech and thrustmaster have been coasting along in the entry level market, about time we have competition
adding spring preload does not adjust spring rate(make it stiffer) only makes it so you have to add more pressure before it moves.
Mmmm nobody asked
@@KookoCraft We get it, you're 12 years old and mommy won't get you a wheel :(( awww poor baby
It's great that you are reviewing more entry-level offerings. Do you have plans to review the GTR Simulator RS30?
*BE WARNED, THIS IS AN 8 YEAR OLD WHEEL!* Its identical to the discontinued Mad Catz Pro Racing Wheel from 2014, they've just updated the drivers to work on all platforms and made some slight aesthetic changes. I had the original when it came out. Overall it was pretty good... but that was by 2014 standards. Main complaints were the FFB was quite "clunky" and the suede wheel is really poor, after a while it'll be completely ruined unless you wear gloves.
Thanks for that.
How much cost the Mad Catz 2014 wheel today?
It's not completely identical, they changed the internals
@@shim2822 It was discontinued so very hard to find. Used there's one for about $100 atm.
This wheel just got listings in the Philppines and goes for 12,999Php ($221)! Yes, it includes the H-shifter in that price.
Got this wheel 2-3 days, Got it with the Xbox series s, Had trouble on Forza Horizon 5 with the wheel not being centered and the buttons having input delay, Updated it with a firmware from PXN directly, only problem im having is non existent clutch and input delay on buttons on wheel. Maybe on PC this would work great but on Xbox im having trouble.
@@EazyDuz18 why
I think Forza is just strict with the wheels.
I have the same setup and everything is fine
@@EazyDuz18 cap
Poor poor poor construction poor poor poor materials...
The V10 is actually a rebrand madcatz product from the early 2012's. Love the multi console compatibiliy.
Emulate this level of flexibility on any direct drive wheel and they will dominate the market in the years to come 😎
All the fanatec stuff is cross-compatible, just depends on what wheel you buy.
It's not up to the manufacturers, it's mainly due to licensing/branding
@@IBuiltDaArk Correct but considerig that this wheel has both xbox and playstation compatibility out of the box is something of a refresher. Can beat that
I have an idea on how the had pulled it off but I need to open one of these guys to find out.
@@chadog it's easy to make it compatible with both. However, the problem is if you license it as Xbox or PS, sometimes the companies don't want that feature enabled at all cause, money
For example internally there's nothing preventing a Logitech G29 from working with an Xbox, it's just a matter of drivers/firmware.
@@IBuiltDaArk Until you consider the fact that a chinese company managed to do both.
Fanatec pulled off a licensing loophole by putting the xbox firmware onto the wheelrims themselves. Thats a good comromise but still a hassle nonetheless.
I hope other chinese brands follow suit
IT IS NOT CONSOLE COMPATIBLE. It uses a controller connection for the buttons on the wheel to work, and it has input delay (it like disconnects between every button) And the clutch basically doesnt exists. (on xbox series s)
Here the honest review from ex user.
The pedal sound squeaky. You can fix this by applying some wd or any lubrication. The pedal is good enough to use on racing game.
The h shifter is good. It's all plastic bit it's feels better than g29. And you got 3 connectors to use, USB, Lan, and the thursmaster connector.
The problem is the ffb. It feels so weird. I cannot put it into word but it's just doesn't feel natural for me. The wheel is small. But the alcantara kind of fabric feels so good for me. The paddle shiftee is so flimsy and sometimes you get double click when you shift.
The ffb I think just a software issues. Idk I already sold mine before any update. I use t300rs + pxn h shifter now. It's a sweet spot for me. Not planning to upgrade to DD soon.
Please do a quarterly 'best gear for 3 budget categories'. LOVE YOUR VIDEOS BTW!!!
“…but compared to wheels without force feedback, it will be a massive difference.”
Yikes.
Not what you wanna hear regarding your first sim racing hardware offering.
Great review as always. Your content is so well produced.
It's selling for $250 at Microcenter right now.
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I can't believe around 90% of the people watching don't subscribe when your content is of SO good quality, man. Congratulations. I always enjoy your videos, and I don't even have a sim rig or plan on having one (at least soon), but the pace and quality of filming/editing makes your videos so enjoyable. Don't change, bud! Keep up the great work!
Regarding the wheel, it looks good but I think some of the mentioned problems are deal breaker for adults, especially the wheel size and paddle shifters close to the rim. But the fact that it comes complete with a 3 pedal set and the H shifter reminds me of the good old G27 times haha!
Think its because most search up review for something, and just watch the video and leave and never watch him again.
why would I subscribe when a quick look through his recent videos page has ABSOLUTELY NOTHING I'm interested in. It's all gear review. I have the gear I want and am gonna keep for a long time. No need for gear reviews of low-mid tier gear when I have tier 1 gear that'll last me years. Give me some actual racing content or new technology and maybe I'm okay with it. THE ONLY reason I clicked this video is because it's a new wheel I've never seen and it was on my front page. Very unlikely I'll ever watch another one of his videos
@@quistador7 thanks for the insight on your particular situation! I find it interesting, be it I have the hardware or not, and appreciate the high production value of the videos for such a small channel. Clearly the content is not for you and If you're looking for something, that's also fine. My comment was towards recurring viewers that are interested as myself on those the things I mentioned but for some reason are not subscribed. Cheers!
Ah the rebranded mad cats wheel from 2013!
Wow it actually is. Looks like the only thing they changed was the pedal-housing and added a cheap shifter
@@AlvB218 they changed the internal of it
im buying this pxn v10 for my first set up. im no pro. but with the benefits of having everything im looking for for a good price i think i can get over the small wheel or one day upgrade that to a larger size. thanks for the insight!
How did it go with the PXN V10? I'm about to buy it too and I'm looking for good reviews.
@@francogomez707 did u get it
We got it because it was a reasonable price better then other ones I have saw
i currently have a pxn v9 but i miss force feedback so im selling it soon, im interested in PXNs future.
and also your background music choices and transitions in the vid were great 10/10
Pricing on these in asia is really hard to beat at 220usd. Was keen on getting the T300RS at first but not so sure about playing more than double for just slightly better experience.
Really hope the V11 would have better compatibility.
the t3oors is much better. don't buy anything with either helical gears or hybrid gear belt. i know because i have a logitech driving force gt and tried a friends t500 and now i can see the difference. it's motivated me to upgrade to a dd system.
Pretty decent progress for the company that released quite affordable and cheap steering wheels previously. Cannot wait if they come up with F1 wheel in future for that base. Or even truck simulator wheel. Even better, a wheel with two analog sticks.
Love your edits man, great video!
Thanks for the review! I have a Logitech g920 and it was interesting to see how the v10 performed against some of the other wheels. Keep up the great content!
Is the g920 good? I just want an entry wheel for my series x and it looked promising from everything I looked at and would like to know it's ups and downs from an owner
@@rev4126 it’s a decent wheel that’s made with some high quality materials. It’s also compatible with a range of games on the Xbox. I have an Xbox One S so I don’t know how it would go on a series x, but there may be some performance differences there, but I don’t know. I found that with some games such as Forza Horizon 5, the force feedback is too rough and often requires a great amount of resistance. Overall it’s a really good wheel and I would solidly recommend it.
@@rev4126 The wheel is good, the pedals are low quality made, you may experience input flickering/ weird pikes in braking after excessive use due to dust cluttering on the potentiometer, just a thing to be aware of and it can be fixed mostly , other than that, it's a great wheel. When u finish driving, put a bag over the pedals to protect them from dust. The pedals will work just fine.
@@puffycleod8678 thanks for the reply and as far as I know fh5 just had ff issues to begin with so yea I'ma be running that, NFS heat, nascar heat 4, and fm7
@@Crash-Rest-Yummy Thanks for the bag tip, house isn't very well sealed so dust is unfortunately the norm so I'll keep that in mind after use when I get it
Please review PXN V99 !! 👍👍
i have a pxn v10 myself and do have a problem with the pedalshift catching my finger, but I fixed it by swapping the hand clutch and the shifter position. no more red fingers for me
Once I saw this product came out I started waiting for your review, finally you've reviewed it now hahahah
i thought this was a DD wheel for quite a while
it should've been
The wheelbase certainly looks like it but no, unfortunately 😅
I got a used t150 with t3pa pedals, and a th8a for $250. Wheel and pedals are like new, shifter will need the 9 pin cable replaced with a regular usb type a (i can handle it). I just dont see the value here at this price point.
You got lucky. My thrustmaster t300 with the load cell pedals and aliexpress h-hifter setup cost me $600. And the th8a shifter usaully goes for $200 on the market.
@@smokemyjohnson6755 how do you like that shifter?
Not the perfect wheel but I had mine for 100 bucks aftermarket in great conditions and I cannot complain about it for the price ! it's a very good wheel ! the brake pedal can be modded easily by adding a stronger and shorter spring in addition of the stock spring.
Obviously, if you tried some 17nm of torque wheel before, it's gonna be like you drive a 55hp Fiat Panda next having drove a 700hp Ferrari. But for someone who doesnt have a huge budget and wants to discover sim racing, I must to say this wheel is a true bargain, especially if you had it for low price aftermarket. It's better than my old logitech g25 imho ( A good entry level wheel Imho ) but which is the same price aftermarket of the pxn v10...
So i think the PXN v10 is better. We'll see in the future if it's holding time...but it seems to be solid. Very strong except for the shifter
Have seen the ad of this thing and really surprised that they actually made it
very cool review it hasn't even come out yet
I believe they are in stock now!
Just bought this for Forza seems promising for the price, I'm not hardcore Into the racing sim side of gaming but maybe that will change after I get this
i would love to see this wheel put head to head against the g920/ g29
Coming soon!
@OCRacing still waiting on this vs the g920/go923😢😂😢
Can't believe this is from the same exact PXN that made those cheap ass non-FFB tabletop wheels with suction cups....
It sure looks like as if it's a DD kit, which gives it a nice look factor. Definitely going into my short list
Looks like a good start
Hi, I'm a teenager and I'm just starting out with sim racing. I've narrowed down my choices to two steering wheels: the Logitech G923 and the PXN V10. I can't decide between the two. I'm sure of one thing: I'll only use it for gaming and not for any serious sim racing. For example, I want to play play Forza, Euro Truck Simulator, and maybe Assetto Corsa. Can you help me choose?
I think after this wheel, pxn might become a good wheel company and a competition to Logitech.
I have a pxn v10 and it's amazing! I can also confirm it works perfect with the ps5 with no problems. But you have to use a hori wired Playstation controller.
This is a rebranded Mad Catz wheel?
I don’t know what a mad catz wheel is 😅
@@OCRacing ua-cam.com/video/5kyHwH5zCOk/v-deo.html here's an Inside Sim Racing video from 2014, the rim and wheelbas loox exactly the same (just different labels), but that one has a 2 pedal set
seeing as this wheel is $80 cheaper in my country than the logitech g29, i view this wheel as a good buy for people entering the simracing world
In Asia which PXN mainly sells their products, this significantly cheaper than the G29. I was going to get this but i went with the G29 bec of the build quality
Does this work with forza horizon 5 on the xbox?
i got this and it does exactly what i need for forza
why do some pxn v10s have the logo as a sticker and other ones hwve it written
Can you review the pxn V12 lite?
It will be very helpful🙏
Saw this on a platform and I was shocked. Pedals and shifter Included, even the wheel is fully covered. I feel like my T150 pro is nowhere near this much the fact that the PXN give much more for that price. My T150 paddle shift rusted after months, and I smell some sort of fried burning inside my wheel when I'm playing long hours. Do I even want to send it back and have them replace? Think about the cost of post from where I'm at and that's what makes me feel disappointed with my T150.
I had the same problems with my t150 and then switched to t300. But the T300 fan sucks and the FFB fades after 1 hour of driving and that is so dissapointing. Totally ruins the experience
It would be nice to request likes and subscriptions in the end of the video not at the beginning of it. We, viewers don't give likes and subscriptions for nothing the same way you don't pay for a product before it being shown to you. Also, it's a matter of politeness to show first the whole product before asking for rewards.
I never knew pxn made a force feedback wheel
I want it now
I thought Pxn wheels were like a cheap brand you get off Alibaba never thought they would try to compete with proven ffb wheels
Same I always thought they were just bad Chinese knockoffs.
@@Cody.Wright I mean, Logitech already makes its budget wheels entirely in China. There's no reason a Chinese company shouldn't be able to compete with a Chinese product that's barely changed in over 15 years. I hope they iron out the issues and give Logitech some much deserved market pressure
@@Serzari ya thiers still a difference in quality between a company that has a product made in China vs. A product made by a Chinese company.
@@Cody.Wright I have family in the electronics repair business, who helped me repair the shoddy all plastic encoder wheel in my G27. There really isn't. It's all disposable and often outsourced to the same factories with the same "good enough" components.
Most of these companies effectively made their own cheap Chinese knockoffs to appease shareholders when compared to where they started, like the WingMan Force and trackballs with reasonable lifespans. Design beats brand in this market, since none of it is built to last below the high end market anyways
@@Serzari ya I don't care. I know junk when I see it and this is junk. Even their website throws out red flags with alot of contradictions in what they claim.
So, let's make something clear. As how some guys commented, yes, this is a rebranded Mad Catz Pro Steering wheel, wich I also own, and I have had issues with the windows driver. Unfortunately you missed a point here wich you didn't mentioned, you can adjust the steering wheel vertical angle from the wheelbase from the small screws, wich for the other mid range wheels you can't! I made the mistake to buy the Logitech G920, such a stupid thing... The wheel base has a stupid high angle and with the time you will feel pain in your wrists.
HE FINALLY TOOK MY REQUEST!!!!
Wait the same steering wheel works for both Xbox and ps4? You don’t need to purchase two; one for each system? This is the only wheel in the entire market that does that.
would you mind doing a comparison between this and the Logitech G29/G92X or the Thrustmaster T150? thanks a lot 😁
Coming sooner than you think!
Really looking into this love it
I got this same product for $200 flat so it was not a bad idea for me. It is also my first wheel so it should be adequate for me.
Hi I own one of these personally and I have the newest batch of the whole set I think you might have the older batch
Really want to see this channel do well.
Should i get this? Here it is 290$ brand new, while the g29 is 340$ with shifters.
Please make a review on the Mad Catz Pro wheel.
Oh wait it's the same wheel (sarcasm btw)
Never heard of that 🤔
Brilliant video, bro! Tell me, what games are you playing there with this wheel?
I need help , so i found this wheels for dirt cheap price like for one Logitech g920 i can get around 3 of these , i am thinking if i should buy this or buy a used thrustmaster tmx from another whole country that i cant even test
The force feedback stopped working a little after I got it doesn't even have any resistance.....
In canada both thrustmaster and Logitech sim wheels only come with the wheel and 2 pedalsat this price point I payed 450 cad for my thrustmaster tmx ffb wheel and it only came with 2 pedals and a wheel not even considering the fact that the pedals return sprigs broke not even a week after getting it and the wheel cannot use 30% ffb or it makes some horrible grinding noise I think the pros wayyyyy outweigh the cons for pxn I'm definitely buying one even if it may have some issues
I'm loving that Evora set up.. can you give any details please?
Hi! I've recently purchased this PXN V10 but I can't seem to find which wheel stand would be able to fit it? I was looking up the Apiga wheel stand for it. Do u think it would be compatible?
Seems good, good vid oc!
It could use some improvements, but it is ok for young beginners.
You should try to review some Simagic gear bro, they really deserve a look at
Mad Catz are back in disguise?
forgot to mention the fact that the wheel is basically a repurposed madcats pro racing wheel.
Hope they realize how big this market is becoming and go for a DD wheel in the future
"easily move it with my hands" bro you are trembling
Isn’t that the madcatz wheel rebranded?
Love it ! thnx for this video......what shoes are those? puma right? but what model they nice !!
I get so many questions about this haha. Not sure on the exact model, but I’m sure you’ll find it if you google “Ferrari puma shoes” or something similar.
you need to review the pxn v12 once it comes out
I’ll see what I can do 👍
entry level at 360$ for gear driven? Yea fuck that. You can get a t300rs and its dual belt for that price. clown prices.
Great post..Thank you. hmm..so I still stuck. Which one should I fuck with?? I need a strong wheel for iRacing.
Depends on your budget! Do you have any in mind?
1:12 no the ps5 is not compatible with the v10
I saw that heel toe nice one 2:50
what age point were you mentioning when you said that its good for a kid?
Bought a T300 RS a while ago, now I wish I would have waited a bit and bought this!
edit: I have small hands so the sizing of the wheel doesn't really matter.
No way bro, your t300 is miles better than this
Wdym, T300rs is better
yeah after watching the full review i'm less convinced
but i do have small hands so the wheel could work with me
i dont think you realize how good the t300 base is especially if your drifting. the v10 is just a rebrand madcatz wheel which didint get great reviews at the time as its competor was the g25 or g27.
Pxn really playing with the big boys here
Can you please review the new t248 it’s been upgraded for Xbox and according to thrustmaster it is mainly leather and is highly different then the last PlayStation one
There is no way im buying this over Trustmaster or Logitech at that price.
I was on board until you mentioned the wheel is smaller. I have a thrustmaster t-80 and it might be fisher price sized but it gets me around the track. Still, I want something adult-sized!!!!!
my pxn v9 just broke and im looking for a better one to replace :(
I love the price thats why I buy it, but the problem comes, dident work for me with, Need for Speed , Horizon5, Dirt4, so wich game I need to get this thing works??? Think I will send it back!
Does anyone know why the force feedback won’t work on my PXN10? It worked at first and now there is no force feedback return
I'd rather shop for a used wheel. My entry level was a logitech DFGT my gosh what an abuse did it withstand. Later I've found a T500RS for 80€ with modded brake pedal paired with a modded logitech shifter with rubber bands and a metal sparco knob and a handbrake made of flight joystick now I need to upgrade the PC and screens but I still love this setup
I have a question. Did you buy it from Amazon? I see multiple sellings of it on Amazon, however I don't know if any are legit. Can anyone help? Thanks.