HORI Racing Wheel Overdrive for Xbox One Officially Licensed by Microsoft

The description says on the box it works on xbox one and PC. Well I spent almost 4 hours last night trying to make it work and nothing was responding only the middle button that says xbox. It is not a plug and play device. I wanted to use this for American truck simulator. I had to go on my pc and uninstall the drives, do a search again for new ones wait until they installed and then it worked on forza 4. I still had to do some remapping but it worked good. Now for the American truck simulator in order to make it work, on the steering wheel there is some Switches, the one on the left needs to be set to GP (Gamepad) and it will work. Great product. Almost return it but I'm glad I got it to work.

A lot of the reviews you'll see are trash talking this thing. Let me tell you first off, they're complaining about a lot of features even three hundred dollar range wheels don't have. Like live feedback.I'll give credit where credit is due. People complained about the pedals being too soft and going to the ground flat unrealistically. Hori fixed that. They didn't raise the price. People complained the wheel was too easy to turn. Hori listened. They fixed that.My ONLY complaint about this wheel at this price point, is it really wouldn't cost much more and I'd even pay an extra twenty dollars for the wheel to be a few inches bigger. I've gotten used to it after only a few hours but it does feel like I'm driving a go kart.You want realistic steering feedback? Go spend seven hundred dollars because that is the point where you'll stop complaining about it. Other than that. Hori has fixed most complaints with the new version and at such a low price this wheel is exactly where it should be. Not sure if you want to spend the money on a super expensive wheel? Use this as a starter. I've been using it for a few weeks and I'm pretty sure by Christmas I'll be upgrading to a more expensive model, but this wheel allowed me to make that decision without blowing a ton of money on something I might never use.

First i'd like to say this product really does help improve your driving skills, worth the buy... Now as i am a first time racing Wheel user wasnt sure how to set it up, but after a few trial and errors, have to say, 'i love it'. The quick in game sensitivity setting is amazing. The games i use it on are, The Crew 1&2, Project Cars 1&2, Forza Horizon 3&4, Forza 5,6,&7, Nascar Heat 4&5, Assetta Corsa, Wreckfest, and Tony Stewarts Sprint car racing, and F1. Once you set it up for each game never have to change setups again. The only downside is the paddle shifter which requires both hands on a small wheel, if you could use a plug in stick shifter it would b perfect. And i just recently bought a racing wheel stand for it, makes it so much more enjoyable. Peddles stay in place now.

For 100 bucks you really cant do much better. It's not perfect but its better than nothing. It feels a lil cheap but its not bad and its certainly useable. Contrary to other reviews this DOES work on pc but only when you set it to PAD (switch on the top). Its the only way to get the pc itself to recognize the wheel. Only problem is that the computer thinks its a controller that way and not a wheel. Which can get a bit annoying but its still useable. The pedals arent too terrible, you can prop the pedals against a wall or something else to keep them set, else they will slide around on you with more forceful use. I recommend messing with the settings a bit as the default ones are kind of bad.Its also nice to remember that the pedals are really only meant for 1 foot to use it. Like a regular automatic car. 2 foot use just feels cramped and wrong.This is a nice entry to wheel gameplay and its a nice learning curve but I do recommend spending the extra 100 or so on a force feedback wheel. You wont regret it. Though if money is tight and you really want a wheel, this is not a bad purchase.

It worked great for a the first few months. But then the pedals started to not work.