Nitho Drive PRO V16 Gaming Racing Wheel with Shifter and Floor Pedals, Steering Wheel for PC, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch, 270 Degree Driving Car Simulator

I recently purchased the Nitho Steering Wheel, and I am 100% satisfied with it! The build quality is excellent, with a premium feel that adds to the overall gaming experience. The steering response is smooth and highly accurate, making racing games feel incredibly realistic.The pedals are responsive and sturdy, and the overall setup was easy and hassle-free. It’s compatible with multiple platforms, which is a huge plus. Whether you’re a casual gamer or a racing enthusiast, this wheel delivers top-notch performance.Highly recommended — truly worth every penny!

First things noticed, it's not full size. Felt like go-kart steering.Form factor is good indeed.Not yet got D-input working in windows 11 Forza horizon 5. X-Input has dead zone agreed, but I think I can live with it and still enjoyed the game. However I am not hardcore gamer to I may not have even noticed the dead zone initially.Update: Just saw their YouTube video now D- Input works with Forza5 on PC, no dead zone, but without vibration, after this I can certainly say it's fun and bang for your buck.Not rating five because it seems they didn't clearly communicated what all would work with what features. That would have made people feel more informed.If on PC press and hold home key, when it turns from purple to orange you can start playing.Didn't find too hard to start with. Seems to be beginner optimized.Connects well with Xbox One S you have to plug USB to Xbox and another USB to orginal controller.D-Input worked on X-box it seems the steering was very precise this time, and felt good while playing F1.But no force feedback or vibration, I can safely say vibration anyway isn't that great as in the controller itself so ditch that anyway.Under 10K this is still best option and it looks good and doesn't occupy kuch space, lock mechanism is easy and sturdy.

There are tons of racing wheels available at this price point, but I don't think many would be able to provide all the same features. The gear shifter is separate so if you want to use it you can connect it. The pedals are good, but they are a bit to close to each other so I end up using one foot per pedal. When connecting to a console, we need to connect a controller to the USB port provided behind the wheel.Now for the performance, the wheel when connected to the PC runs by default in D-Input mode, which has very precise control and all the buttons are available to configure. One feature missing is vibration, but being only rumble I didn't miss it much.Forza 4,5 when purchased on steam didn't work with the steering, as I had a XBOX gamepass I downloaded and tried them, and the wheel works with both games which is surprising as I expected the same version on both stores. Gamepass is available for 1 month free if you've not already claimed it, so you could always test it out and cancel the subscription.Assetto Corsa Competizione was quite enjoyable, with the precision steering and no problems at all. Use a VR headset and the experience is on another level.There is a X-input mode which can be activated by holding down the home button and the purple led turns to orange. The games detect the wheel as a controller and it isn't as precise. But you get vibration feedback in this mode. This is more for arcade play than simulation racing.PS4, it worked without a hitch, I played Gran turismo, and the controls were very accurate. Vibration feedback sadly stopped working as soon as the PS4 updated the System Software. Not sure why Sony did that, but as of version 10.01 there is no vibration feedback support on the Nitho Drive Pro One.It's a great wheel, responsive and well built. I enjoyed playing with it, and I'm using the wheel on Windows 11.

It was not working it was not connecting to the Xbox I don't prefer to buy or suggest