THRUSTMASTER T300 Servo Base (compatible w/ PS5, PS5 Pro, PS4, PC)

I'm very happy with my T300, though I wish the housing wasn't quite so large. Taking off the top cover it looks like a lot of space could have been saved with a little effort on Thrustmaster's part, making the odd housing much easier to accomodate for in a dashboard build such as my own. Instead, I needed to carve my dashboard in order to fit the T300. I suppose I can't complain much on this part, but if there's onething I'd change; this is it.The ability to swap wheels is very nice, but as I change between a circle and F1 wheel often I wish the connecting collar was metal instead of plastic. As you must insert a screw into the collar in order to secure a wheel to it, my collar's screwhole has become just a little loose; causing concern. Functionally it still works and I haven't felt that one of my wheels is going to fall off or wiggle around yet, I'm concerned for the future.The software suite that Thrustmaster uses is one of my favorites, and I've not had a detection issue with any game I've tried as of yet. The wheel, all of its buttons and switches, the pedal inputs and the shifter are all on the same page of the suite. Comparitively, Fanatec devices require a different configuration page for each connected device which is frustrating at times. I didn't like the T3PA Pro pedals at all and opted to use Fanatec CSV3 Pedals instead. The Thrustmaster's software suite still picks up on the Fantec's inputs and shows them on the configuration page with the T300; which is very, very nice. I also use a Fanatec CSS1.5 Shifter, which also works on the Thrustmaster configuration page. Neither fanatec devices can be connected to the wheel, which isn't a complaint, but an observation; which is why I was surprsised to see them show up in Thrustmaster's software.I've tried a Fanatec Clubsport base + wheel configuration and found the force feedback to be a bit stronger, but strangely not as smooth or precise. I'm very happy I decided to go with the Thrustmaster instead, and the ease of using other hardware with it makes me very happy. The T300 is also significantly cheaper than a Fantec wheel setup, although not quite as customizable. I'm alright with this, as I feel the majority of users won't want to change their wheels out often (or even own more than one).All in all, I'm very happy.

I looked at a lot of simulation racing equipment, but finally chose the most classic Thrustmaster T300. The appropriate force feedback and the two-way connection between the manufacturer and the game allow me to better feel the details of the road and tires. The best choice for beginners! Even better with the Ferrari SF1000 steering wheel!

I had the T150 before this and it was pretty good - but the T300 is next level. VERY smooth motor and great force feedback. Its stronger but also much smoother. Very nice. I installed the F1 replica wheel and it works and feels amazing. If you are on the fence - because it is pretty pricey....I can tell you right now that this thing is worth every penny. I use this on my PS4 primarily and play Project Cars only (waiting for GT7 and f1 2017). The realism is pretty cool. Hop on the forums and get specific settings for this, as you are able to fine tune it to your liking.

The T300 Servo Base is always my go to. Glad to have a second one!

Son uses this every day

So as a disclaimer, I did not set this up on a fancy anti-vibration mount or screw it into anything. I just pressure mounted it to my desk with the included hardware and that's it!I bought this in march of 2017 to play assetto corsa, project cars, and f1 2016. I combined this with the f1 sterring wheel (2011 ferrari wheel) and pedals. it worked very solidly for about 2 years until may of 2019 when the wheel started to lose feeling and become loose and then completely dismounted itself on second time use after.Until this point I was very happy with the performance! very precise and very easy to use! it didn't make any loud noises and was buttery smooth.

Had this base for a month at a discounted price, worth every penny so far. The horror story's about this wheel is not present at least what I got.I own a G29 wheel for about 2 years till it gave out on me summer of 2017. I was sad that it broke but it was limited. I started to work and got this wheel including the add-ons and I am very pleased.Wheel is responsive and quick, FFB is smoother than the G29, The twist clamp for the wheel rim is strong and don't get loose (But the screw for it feels like it goes no-where), A handful of add-on's from Thrustmaster and 3rd party mods, quite, and the clamp is strong.But it have some falls though, The Add-on's can add really quickly even the cheapest ones, No PS4 wheel add-on to buy (But this is nit-picking), One of my power cord from the base is a bit loose so a slight flick on it will shut it off and back on.I don't know about the mounts but it do have some mounting holes for stands and sim-rigs.This rim is the best bang for the buck for Mid-High end consumers!(UPDATE): T300 base broke in 10 months. I knew it for the reliability but it lasted more then my expectations strange enough. And no, I didn't crank up the setting all the way up and play it. You're really better off with a G29/920. Those lasted for me in over a year.(UPDATE+): Well it's finally come down to this. Broke in less then 2 years (1 year and 9 month of owning it) while taking care of it. Once every month I wipe it down with a rag and use canned air spray Even got it fixed IN warranty and started working properly (Don't play it a lot with it). Now it's dead every-time I plug it in. Yes this happen before when it IN warranty but now it's out-of-warranty. So that's a $200+ fix which the base itself is around $250, I paid around $190... Guess this is the end of my Trustmaster journey. Nice while it lasted...