Check out PXN V99 the V10 Alternative - th-cam.com/video/o_jXhx1Rwu0/w-d-xo.html BEST BUDGET Racing Wheel PXN V10 Vs Logitech G29 - bit.ly/3HKKUec NEW Logitech Pro Wheel + Pedals - bit.ly/3XXnfgs BLACK FRIDAY 2022 | Best Gaming Deals LIVE NOW! - Logitech G29 / LG UltraGear / Govee on sale! - th-cam.com/video/zywA3SZBJbw/w-d-xo.html My 2 Player Gaming Setup - bit.ly/3KpsfUR Clean and Minimal Desk Setup Tour - bit.ly/3SQAETR Logitech G29 Is it still worth it - bit.ly/3LbIWCV Check out the Moza R5, the CHEAPEST Direct Drive Bundle - bit.ly/3pSYHFB PXN V10 the new entry level racing wheel.....taking a closer look at how it really performs
this would be a perfect competitor here in South East Asia due to lower shipping and the item's cost. To be fair a new G920 is $100 more than this V10 in Malaysia. with that price range it's just better off with Thrustmaster's T300
2:14 VERY big mistake that needs to be re-told. The wheel front plate is Aluminum Alloy, not plastic. Although its hard to tell at first because of the lightweight. I have the wheel and you'll feel the big temperature difference once the wheel is left in a room overnight. (Edit: the replies are very educational 🤣)
@@KainRazielMT VERY big mistake: in north america its pronounced "Aluminum". Even further the original name was Aluminum, Well Alumium is technically the original.
I'm a 16 year old who just got into sim racing. I bought the PXN V10 about 3 weeks ago, and my friend has a logitech g29. Netherless, the pxn will have a much stronger and violent ffb, while logitech's ffb will feel more smoother and natural, but very underwhelming. The distance travel of the pedals is very good for the pxn, while the logitech's pedals have short travel, but stronger springs. The logitech def has a more quality feel, but while driving, the pxn makes things feel more alive. Both are very good wheels, in different ways. I am enjoying my PXN V10 so much rn.
Which of the two (V10 vs G29) has smoother steering? As I only play truck sims I'm more concerned with the smoothness of the steering instead of the feedback. My current wheel feels very "crunchy" when I make big turns that involves spinning the wheel a few times.
@@edineammar4059 if that question is for me, I currently have a T150, so I can't just update the wheelbase. I'm in the market for something else. Was looking at the Fanatec CSL DD 5nm, because I think DD would be the smoothest I could get, but was wondering if I can get that same smoothness in something else.
I have been abusing a G920 for a few years now and while i'm not planning to change it until something breaks, this seems excelent. The pedal spring setup seems amazing, and the split paddle shifters are also an amazing touch. Very cool looking product. I'm glad the basic affordable sim racing equipment is getting more specialised alongside the alien super expensive stuff.
PXN V10 from me to you. Thanks for another very informative video. You must be one of the very few reviewers who actually takes the time to show us how the wheels connect up to a Sim Rig as well as a normal desk. Very helpful for people just starting out. Thanks again.
PXN V10, looks like a cool affordable wheel and perfect for people that want anything that will work with multiple systems. I bought a V9 last month and t works with everything...PC, XBox, PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch. I love the app, makes it super easy to adjust on the fly. This would likely work with PS5 as well if you used a wired Hori gamepad plugged into the USB port on the back of the wheel.
Wheel is comparable to Logitech and a great deal. Only wheel I've seen with an app that lets you quickly remap buttons, adjust wheel rotation, vibration and sensitivity settings and then save profiles for each game on all the systems including Nintendo Switch. The H-pattern shifter is equal to Logitech driving force shifter but includes a hi/low range, and a parking break (only shifter I have seen with these features). The pedals are the weak point, they are light with little resistance.
@@elbowsout6301 I've owned the PXN V9 and its okay for the price, lacks FFB and like you said the pedals are very weak. But outside of that, everything else is pretty smooth (The pedals wear out quickly depending on how often you use it, someone told me it took a month for them but for me it was almost 6 before I started having issues with it.)
One thing I suggest might be a problem in the future - those pins underneath the quick release system - I bet that if you change your steering wheels regularly or if you apply too much force on the wheel, I guess those pins could bent... ?
My G27 is still going strong, but I'm always on the lookout for a potential upgrade. This looks good, although the pedals seem a bit lacking, and I wish I could find an H-shifter than could also be switched over to a spring-loaded sequential shifter. Sometimes I think I should bite the bullet and put together a Fanatec system, but now that MSFS has added helicopters, I want a collective/cyclic/rudder combo, which is $1600+ by itself (and that's a relatively "low-cost" rig). Ugh. First world problems. lol
The brake suspension can easily be changed, the size is noticably bigger than the g29's pedals, so they are solid when not mentioning the brake tension
PXN V10 This looks like it would be the perfect wheel for my "portable" pedestal arcade controls I am working on with my son. It is going to be an all-in-one pedestal style control panel with 2x 8-button controls, 2x 6-buton, a spinner, a roller ball, 2 lightguns and 2 flight sticks (think afterburner) and a pinball plunger and flipper buttons for visual pinball. This would be mounted to a board that would hook onto the edge of the pedestal with the pedals slightly recessed into the cabinet as I intend for this to be used in the stand up config like it used to be in the 80s and 90s (remember Crus'n USA?) I was trying to find a different branded wheel, as in different from thrustmaster and logitech that is inexpensive but not cheaply made. The selling point for me is the 270 or 900 degree rotation switch. I like that and the fact that there isn't added bloatware needed just to use and configure it. I am going to build the pc into the base of the podium, it will be portable cause I am going to put wheels on the back like on a dolly, wheel it up to a wall mounted TV, hook up the power to the floor mounted receptacle and hook up the HDMI, so it will be completely self contained. Sorry for waffling on about this but your video has helped me in the layout of this pedestal.
The PXN V10 is basically a reworked Mad Catz Pro. The Mad Catz wheel flopped due to them developing calibration issues over time and having no PC or PlayStation support. Do you plan to do another video on this wheel when it's had some serious use?
do you guys really think there’s a company that could do it for any less? You guys got no clue how much RnD is and how much it actually costs to produce, market, and then sell something like this, you also have brands like fanatec, thrustmaster, and logitech which are so far ahead when it comes to this niche market. If you can’t pay $250 for a cheap wheel then don’t play sim games, learn basics of driving in a shitbox corolla
I looked on eBay and picked up a wheel, pedals and stand for about £60. Granted it isn't a fancy brand but for entry level stuff it works perfectly fine.
@@SyTrades Bro,research and Development .How can be so expensive in research and Development on a technology that exist since 2006.come on clown.that technology is outdated use the most cheapest motors :brush ones and exists since 2005 to 2006.it is the first force feedback system that came.
For someone that has been competing for podiums in a sim racing league using a non-ffb budget wheel, that's a wheel I'm looking foward to buy this year, it's a shame it is a bit pricy down here in Brazil. Thanks for the review.
How is the noise during force feedback? The G29 has really loud clanking noise from the gear system. How about this? Also the pedals and shifter are advertised to have Hall effect sensor as oppose to G29's potentiometer, and can basically last forever. Can you confirm this?
Hall effect sensors don't last forever, that's a wierd marketing trick. The calibration drifts over time which normally means you have to open it up and readjust the magnets relative positions. Not difficult, but it means you have to eventually do some work on it the same as you have to with a potentiometer.
I like that they included a toggle button for trucking simulators. I've got a much better setup with a TH8A shifter and an Eaton Fuller shift knob with the real switchgear (replaced with HALL effects sensors of course) but back when I was still using my old Logitech G25 that dedicated button would have been great.
This is the same wheel as the Madcatz Pro Racing which was released in 2014(!). Not sure if the internals are different or not. The included pedals with the PXN are different tho.
Just bought this wheel tonight and I’ll be taking it back to get it switched out for another. The forced feed back stopped working right when I got my no hesi servers set up
I have the v9 version and I liked it but the pedals didn't last long. I think I will get one of these v10 after seeing this video. I like the fact that they can be used independently unlike the v9 version. I also found that the shifter didn't hold up as well. I hope there are some improvement's to the internals with the v10. Thanks for this video.
@@GeekStreet yes, only vibration that shakes the wheel. PXN also just released a new 10nm DD wheel(v12) for $550 in China, not sure when it'll come here though
@studentuitm888 I use mine on American Truck Simulator, need for speed games and NASCAR. I have used it on a few of the gaming emulators I have on my pc for the Game Cube and WII. If you can set the wheel and pedals up in an options menu in game then you should be able to use it. If it is compatible with the game, it will show up in the options when choosing your controls and mapping of controllers. As long as you can map the pedals, shifter and wheel, you can use it for manual, semi-manual and automatic transmissions. If the game you try to use it with does not recognize the pxn v9, you can't use it. Most games will either say the name of the wheel that you are trying to use or it will have a pic of a wheel, pedals... something to that effect. All games are different and some won't recognize the v9 but they will recognize the v10 and other brands. Keep in mind that the pnxv9 came out just a handful of years ago so some older games won't recognize it. I hope this helps you. I will say that the v9 is a good starter wheel set but if you can spend the few extra dollars, I would recommend you getting the v10 because it is a better quality product.
Not bad at this price range. It's not perfect but still good for budget conscious gamers who want a decent setup. Well done reviewed and unboxing my friend. like 301 and full view.
It used to work on my xbox one , but when I got a xbox one x(not series x) it doesn’t work anymore and I haven’t used it in like 4 months, what do I do
added a folded piece of paper to the edge of the shifter for each paddle as needed to make the shift as short as possible. 3d pringing items would be over the top, but .... just jaming a paper clip in there is a huge simple fix
Is this wheel compatible with ATS/ETS2? Just keeping eye out for wheel for one my friends. I already have G29 and love it, but I got it before all pc prices shot up. Wheels now are crazy over price in Canada and my friend in Australia been looking for a wheel, but G29 over there for him is $500+. That's insane for Wheel that is 7+ years old now..
Sadly the cheaper sensors in things like this is where they really fall flat, be it steering wheels, joysticks or controllers. I think when reviewing them its important to show that, how precise it is, response times and ability to hold position, depending how bad it is you could find they bounce all over the place when trying to hold position e.g 55% throttle position or 180 degree steering position. A simple xinput program or callabration tool should show this.
I'm still rocking ancient driving force gt on pc and at this rate that's not changing anytime soon. I will in a way be forced to get a new pc next year and as xbox is done in the current gen I'll probably focus on a wheel to pc with ps5 being secondary. I keep delaying upgrades basically and with that getting more options 😅 Pxvn 12 looks interesting but missing the PS5 it seems 😞
@@StonnyMc I understand, it’s hard because great games like the Forza horizon and motosport series are in xbox but in pc too, still looking the pc but not so soon, i saw some bundles with the ps5 adapter, we’ll find what we need, thanks for sharing mate, good luck 😃🫡
What about changing the wheel for a larger wheel? I play a lot of Euro truck and I find driving with the tiny wheels supplied with all these kit's weird. You don't need to add as much steering input with a larger wheel. All these companies put too much emphasis on catering for racing games. The only thing they add is the 900° which is imperative. If you want to fly, you can buy joysticks from a fighter jet to a 747 and from a Boeing to a cesena, but nothing for us lorry or bus drivers for that matter. I did fit a steering wheel from a Daf truck to my Logitech G27, but the motors didn't ljke the weight, but I still drive with a larger wheel, not to mention the real indicator/wiper stalk kit from obokidly which I doubt would fit this wheel base. I'm going to stick with logitech, perhaps upgrading to the G923 in the hope scs software or logitech adds trueforce.
g923 isn't much better than g27. G27 and G29 have the same motor, they only have other rims. G923 is a G29 with a bit better motor. Buying G923 after using G27 is probably a waste of time and money, and if you really want to upgrade, buy a T300.
@@takomusic1 Thank you for the info. From what I understand, the G923 is just the new version of the G29 and G920 with their new true force technology. Unfortunately few games support true force at the moment, but that won't be the case forever. For now, the only difference is the price. The G923 is only £20 dearer for the ps version and £40 for xbox, but the gear shifter for the Thrustmaster is a lot more expensive than the £37 price tag for the logitech shifter. For racing I could understand paying the extra, but I only play Euro truck sim 2 and I'm not sure how the bmw E36 cluster I use on my sim rig would work with the larger base on the T300. I'm still torn between the 2.
@@jasonnicholas3722 True Force isn't worth upgrading, it's just G29 Force Feedback but a little bit better. The biggest change is in the motors, but they are still not that good. Also there is a cheap adapter that makes logitech shifter a usb device, works with every game on pc, never had problems with it. I have a T300 and T3PA PRO pedals, but I still use logitech shifter, just with an adapter, as I don't even use it much.
@@jasonnicholas3722 If I were you I would buy T300, there are a lot of mods to it, I'm sure you will be able to mod it in a way you like. I didn't change anything, but my friend did, and he was amazed how much mods there were on the internet to buy. He has a custom rim, magnetic paddles and even working blinkers (because he sometimes plays games like ETS).
I know this video is 6 months old but. Im trying to decide on whether to buy my husband this wheel or the g29. Do they both work on PS5? Also, which would you honestly recommend? He's mainly gonna be playing Gran Turismo 7 and Nascar.
So you're telling me that I can plug it into a ps4, play on it for a bit and when I get bored I can plug it into an xbox with no issues? Or... do you need to buy a specific model for the respective consoles?
Not a fan of all that plastic but them clamps would have been really nice for other wheels where the clamping system isn't that's great and slides around a bit
PXN v10!! I currently have the G29 for my ps4 I have an Xbox series S and hate I can’t use my wheel… this would have been perfect. Would you consider worth it to replace g29 or just buy Xbox wheel??
I have a pxn900, and I don’t have any issues with it. so having another pedal, shifter and proper FFB (compared to pxn900) is not a bad deal. Specially since I use the Xbox and the ps4.
All relative for the price, the issues I have = small wheel diam. that is light in weight & feel also 2:05 is that a hex/screw sticking up. The big killer for me is the plastic connector, that looks like a failure ready to happen. Hope its good quality plastic. The wheel looks nice just too much $ for the plastic
I’ve seen reviews saying it’s a “rebranded MadCatz”. Plus the app is the letdown with support for updates to windows relying on the dev to update, or not, and you left with a defunct wheel. I don’t think so….
For anyone interested pxn sells the wvs 300mm wheel so you can use the QR for something at least and the wv10f formula plate for the standard v10 wheel, but are only listed on their chinese web page :v, if you find a chinese retailer that can sells you those, good for you
Madcatz designers teamed up with pxn in 2018, they have every right to redesign and sell it. Also the gtr wheel that used the same base model was not a collaboration, thr gtr company just bought the madcatz wheel stock and exchanged the motor
If you get this steering wheel I would recommend upgrading the shifter to something better the mounting screw for the shifter brakes easily I would recommend a Logitech shifter what's the racing adapter so the shifter can work
Is it me or is that just a reskin or update to the mad catz force feedback wheel from when the Xbox one first came out. Like it has major updates to it but is something from over 7-8 years ago?
pxnv10 - those who know, know. quick question. have you used it on xbox or pc. and if using it on xbox for forza. does that ebrake thing actually work. having considerations about this but i also want to get something that either has handbrake mods for it already, or something i can jimmy wire a handbrake onto (do a lot of drifting in forza, and the rally in wrc8)
So if you have to plug a controller into it I'm guessing it recognizes it as a regular controller which means setting up steering wheel setting within game would be as nightmare.
I stupidly went for this wheel setup, 2 weeks later and the wheel decided to make horrible grinding noises, FFB stopped working now when it calibrates it gets stuck at full lock. this the wheel base is no where near as a good as the Logitech stuff, the only plus with these is the pedals and shifter can be used via usb connecting directly to the pc so when your base does die at least you can find a cheap wheel and still use the pedals and shifter.
I wish they put some effort on making a dedicated software to be installed on PC and save profiles multiple profiles as well. I don't use smartphones but with this I'll be forced to get one, or I can just use bluestack and use my WiFi's Bluetooth to get it paired. Its a hacked job so I even wonder if that will work or not.
The ffb is better and so are the pedals for the Logitech, as well as this they now sell load cell pedals ( not sure if they work with the 29 and 920/923 though) also the shifter, while it’s not good, it’s better than pxn
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PXN V10 the new entry level racing wheel.....taking a closer look at how it really performs
Can this be connected to my PC so I can use my VIve Pro instead of a TV screen?
Cheapest in USA goes for $279! Stop your crying! 🙄🤣😂🤣✌️
You guys know if they will release different wheels like a f1 style?
@@davidmorales2767 (ik im late) but yes there is an official f1 wheel made by pxn for the v10.
PIECE OF SHIT FAILS AFTER WARRANTY!!
this would be a perfect competitor here in South East Asia due to lower shipping and the item's cost. To be fair a new G920 is $100 more than this V10 in Malaysia. with that price range it's just better off with Thrustmaster's T300
Ye dok
This is on another level ahead of the g920, that’s insane to hear the price difference
ye ye je..100$ more to kalau convert beza dekat 500-700 ratus..
@@muhammadafiq1802 logitech + shifter 1599 . T300 RS GT takde shifter 1999 . Bukan lebih kurang 100 dolar ke tu bezanya ?
Edit : PXN V10 RM1049 , Logi G920 RM1599
Ya and the g920 is probably worth like $300 more than this.... It was a failed product from Mad Catz from years ago... It's literal plastic trash
2:14 VERY big mistake that needs to be re-told. The wheel front plate is Aluminum Alloy, not plastic. Although its hard to tell at first because of the lightweight. I have the wheel and you'll feel the big temperature difference once the wheel is left in a room overnight.
(Edit: the replies are very educational 🤣)
VERY big mistake: It's ALUMINIUM, not "aluminum".
English is not my main language, I'm currently living in S.Korea
@@KainRazielMT VERY big mistake: in north america its pronounced "Aluminum". Even further the original name was Aluminum, Well Alumium is technically the original.
@@KainRazielMT Wrong it is Aluminum,
@@KooshiesElectronics in north korea u say aluminum!!
I'm a 16 year old who just got into sim racing. I bought the PXN V10 about 3 weeks ago, and my friend has a logitech g29. Netherless, the pxn will have a much stronger and violent ffb, while logitech's ffb will feel more smoother and natural, but very underwhelming.
The distance travel of the pedals is very good for the pxn, while the logitech's pedals have short travel, but stronger springs.
The logitech def has a more quality feel, but while driving, the pxn makes things feel more alive.
Both are very good wheels, in different ways. I am enjoying my PXN V10 so much rn.
Thanks for info mate.
Which of the two (V10 vs G29) has smoother steering? As I only play truck sims I'm more concerned with the smoothness of the steering instead of the feedback. My current wheel feels very "crunchy" when I make big turns that involves spinning the wheel a few times.
@@cf5341 then you'll have to go with logitech, they are very smooth XD
For like racing, def pxn
Have you tried updating the wheelbase?
@@edineammar4059 if that question is for me, I currently have a T150, so I can't just update the wheelbase. I'm in the market for something else. Was looking at the Fanatec CSL DD 5nm, because I think DD would be the smoothest I could get, but was wondering if I can get that same smoothness in something else.
I have been abusing a G920 for a few years now and while i'm not planning to change it until something breaks, this seems excelent. The pedal spring setup seems amazing, and the split paddle shifters are also an amazing touch. Very cool looking product. I'm glad the basic affordable sim racing equipment is getting more specialised alongside the alien super expensive stuff.
Except the V10 used to be a Mad Catz wheel.
PXN V10 from me to you.
Thanks for another very informative video. You must be one of the very few reviewers who actually takes the time to show us how the wheels connect up to a Sim Rig as well as a normal desk.
Very helpful for people just starting out. Thanks again.
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PXN V10, looks like a cool affordable wheel and perfect for people that want anything that will work with multiple systems. I bought a V9 last month and t works with everything...PC, XBox, PS4, PS5, and Nintendo Switch. I love the app, makes it super easy to adjust on the fly. This would likely work with PS5 as well if you used a wired Hori gamepad plugged into the USB port on the back of the wheel.
how is the quality of the materials? pedal feel and steering wheel? cheers :)
@@nights8575 yeah, i was gonna ask the same, it looks super cheap plastic to me :\
Quality feels and looks much better in person, but logitech feel a bit more higher Quality
Wheel is comparable to Logitech and a great deal. Only wheel I've seen with an app that lets you quickly remap buttons, adjust wheel rotation, vibration and sensitivity settings and then save profiles for each game on all the systems including Nintendo Switch. The H-pattern shifter is equal to Logitech driving force shifter but includes a hi/low range, and a parking break (only shifter I have seen with these features). The pedals are the weak point, they are light with little resistance.
@@elbowsout6301 I've owned the PXN V9 and its okay for the price, lacks FFB and like you said the pedals are very weak. But outside of that, everything else is pretty smooth (The pedals wear out quickly depending on how often you use it, someone told me it took a month for them but for me it was almost 6 before I started having issues with it.)
One thing I suggest might be a problem in the future - those pins underneath the quick release system - I bet that if you change your steering wheels regularly or if you apply too much force on the wheel, I guess those pins could bent... ?
Then you can jumper it if broken.
have been used for two months. I took the wheel off every night and it seems on problom at all.
I've used it for 5 months now. Quick release still in great condition. No issue so far. Release twice a week. Still in great condition.
Also the pin is retractable not a socket.
The contact pads would go out before the pins.
My G27 is still going strong, but I'm always on the lookout for a potential upgrade. This looks good, although the pedals seem a bit lacking, and I wish I could find an H-shifter than could also be switched over to a spring-loaded sequential shifter. Sometimes I think I should bite the bullet and put together a Fanatec system, but now that MSFS has added helicopters, I want a collective/cyclic/rudder combo, which is $1600+ by itself (and that's a relatively "low-cost" rig). Ugh. First world problems. lol
The brake suspension can easily be changed, the size is noticably bigger than the g29's pedals, so they are solid when not mentioning the brake tension
@@youngboksim2021 - Good to know, thanks!
Take a look at the SHH Shifter, has all you say
PXN V10
This looks like it would be the perfect wheel for my "portable" pedestal arcade controls I am working on with my son. It is going to be an all-in-one pedestal style control panel with 2x 8-button controls, 2x 6-buton, a spinner, a roller ball, 2 lightguns and 2 flight sticks (think afterburner) and a pinball plunger and flipper buttons for visual pinball. This would be mounted to a board that would hook onto the edge of the pedestal with the pedals slightly recessed into the cabinet as I intend for this to be used in the stand up config like it used to be in the 80s and 90s (remember Crus'n USA?)
I was trying to find a different branded wheel, as in different from thrustmaster and logitech that is inexpensive but not cheaply made. The selling point for me is the 270 or 900 degree rotation switch. I like that and the fact that there isn't added bloatware needed just to use and configure it. I am going to build the pc into the base of the podium, it will be portable cause I am going to put wheels on the back like on a dolly, wheel it up to a wall mounted TV, hook up the power to the floor mounted receptacle and hook up the HDMI, so it will be completely self contained. Sorry for waffling on about this but your video has helped me in the layout of this pedestal.
The stripe on top is important because everyone knows stripes make you go faster
The PXN V10 is basically a reworked Mad Catz Pro. The Mad Catz wheel flopped due to them developing calibration issues over time and having no PC or PlayStation support.
Do you plan to do another video on this wheel when it's had some serious use?
Had mine for about 4 months now and still going strong.
Crazy how entry-level is still £250
And that is still just the wheel. A chair and stand, monitor or screen is needed.
do you guys really think there’s a company that could do it for any less? You guys got no clue how much RnD is and how much it actually costs to produce, market, and then sell something like this, you also have brands like fanatec, thrustmaster, and logitech which are so far ahead when it comes to this niche market. If you can’t pay $250 for a cheap wheel then don’t play sim games, learn basics of driving in a shitbox corolla
@@SyTrades someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed
I looked on eBay and picked up a wheel, pedals and stand for about £60. Granted it isn't a fancy brand but for entry level stuff it works perfectly fine.
@@SyTrades Bro,research and Development .How can be so expensive in research and Development on a technology that exist since 2006.come on clown.that technology is outdated use the most cheapest motors :brush ones and exists since 2005 to 2006.it is the first force feedback system that came.
Could the springs on the pedals be replaced to give them more resistance?
For someone that has been competing for podiums in a sim racing league using a non-ffb budget wheel, that's a wheel I'm looking foward to buy this year, it's a shame it is a bit pricy down here in Brazil. Thanks for the review.
Comprou o volante?
@@dih_dias tou pensando em pegar ele ta saindo 800 no aliexpress vindo do brasil livre de imporstos se não gostar tenho 7 dias para devolver
PXN V10, got to the end, lol. Was short, informative, and strait to he point, nicely done.
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How is the noise during force feedback? The G29 has really loud clanking noise from the gear system. How about this?
Also the pedals and shifter are advertised to have Hall effect sensor as oppose to G29's potentiometer, and can basically last forever. Can you confirm this?
Its quieter, the motor base isn't hollow and is filled inside, so it won't make that plastic shaking noise as much as the hollow g29 does
Hall effect sensors don't last forever, that's a wierd marketing trick. The calibration drifts over time which normally means you have to open it up and readjust the magnets relative positions. Not difficult, but it means you have to eventually do some work on it the same as you have to with a potentiometer.
I like that they included a toggle button for trucking simulators. I've got a much better setup with a TH8A shifter and an Eaton Fuller shift knob with the real switchgear (replaced with HALL effects sensors of course) but back when I was still using my old Logitech G25 that dedicated button would have been great.
Really clear and informative. Thanks for posting.
This is the same wheel as the Madcatz Pro Racing which was released in 2014(!). Not sure if the internals are different or not.
The included pedals with the PXN are different tho.
I agree, the wheelbase looks too similar!!
same wheel but everything is changed . new motor , new buttons , new pedal sets . If the design works why change right ?
I literally just bought the v10 I was thinking of the v99 but the v10
Looks so much better in quality and I can’t wait to unbox it and race
Just bought this wheel tonight and I’ll be taking it back to get it switched out for another. The forced feed back stopped working right when I got my no hesi servers set up
Get your money back and go for a Logitech G29 or G920
The G29 can be recognized as a G27 by Win98SE drivers, meaning it is good for all your classic and modern gaming up to Win11.
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Why does the shifter come with a "normal" clamp while you'll ned the a hex socket to fit the Wheel?
I have a G25 and the one thing that kept me from getting a G27 or G29 was that the G25 has a sequential shifter switch.
great review! i had mine and about to start using it, but great to watch this video first beforehand!
@@AnimEva_33 is it any good? I’ve seen people give it really bad reviews specifically on the shifter.
3:06, it has 4 holes for mounting and we all know 4 is better than 3🌬️💥
You need to move the wheel far closer to you. Arms should not be extended straight out like that, it leads to fatigue and you have less strength.
I have the v9 version and I liked it but the pedals didn't last long. I think I will get one of these v10 after seeing this video. I like the fact that they can be used independently unlike the v9 version. I also found that the shifter didn't hold up as well. I hope there are some improvement's to the internals with the v10. Thanks for this video.
The price is twice of the v9, the v10 will have a huge leap in quality
I don't think the V9 has any force feedback right?
@@GeekStreet yes, only vibration that shakes the wheel. PXN also just released a new 10nm DD wheel(v12) for $550 in China, not sure when it'll come here though
hi@studentuitm888 no it does not work on the ps4 it does work on the ps3.
@studentuitm888 I use mine on American Truck Simulator, need for speed games and NASCAR. I have used it on a few of the gaming emulators I have on my pc for the Game Cube and WII. If you can set the wheel and pedals up in an options menu in game then you should be able to use it. If it is compatible with the game, it will show up in the options when choosing your controls and mapping of controllers. As long as you can map the pedals, shifter and wheel, you can use it for manual, semi-manual and automatic transmissions. If the game you try to use it with does not recognize the pxn v9, you can't use it. Most games will either say the name of the wheel that you are trying to use or it will have a pic of a wheel, pedals... something to that effect. All games are different and some won't recognize the v9 but they will recognize the v10 and other brands. Keep in mind that the pnxv9 came out just a handful of years ago so some older games won't recognize it. I hope this helps you. I will say that the v9 is a good starter wheel set but if you can spend the few extra dollars, I would recommend you getting the v10 because it is a better quality product.
Not bad at this price range. It's not perfect but still good for budget conscious gamers who want a decent setup. Well done reviewed and unboxing my friend. like 301 and full view.
Thanks bro!
In mainland China, its price is only about 160~170 US dollars。😄
what is the price?
@@兰天-s7x worth it at that price. G29 with a shifter is about $300
Are there different wheels like f1 for this? I couldn’t find any.
No unfortunately not
Ok thank you!
Does all the clamps come with the steering wheel or did you buy it seperately?
It used to work on my xbox one , but when I got a xbox one x(not series x) it doesn’t work anymore and I haven’t used it in like 4 months, what do I do
added a folded piece of paper to the edge of the shifter for each paddle as needed to make the shift as short as possible. 3d pringing items would be over the top, but .... just jaming a paper clip in there is a huge simple fix
Is this wheel compatible with ATS/ETS2? Just keeping eye out for wheel for one my friends. I already have G29 and love it, but I got it before all pc prices shot up. Wheels now are crazy over price in Canada and my friend in Australia been looking for a wheel, but G29 over there for him is $500+. That's insane for Wheel that is 7+ years old now..
how is it for drifting? does it self-center fast? that’s the main issue with the g29 in my experience
Would this be a decent upgrade over a t150 for $150.?
Sadly the cheaper sensors in things like this is where they really fall flat, be it steering wheels, joysticks or controllers.
I think when reviewing them its important to show that, how precise it is, response times and ability to hold position, depending how bad it is you could find they bounce all over the place when trying to hold position e.g 55% throttle position or 180 degree steering position.
A simple xinput program or callabration tool should show this.
how does the shifter compare to the logitech one?
But can you put a bigger round wheel on it and add a hydro ebrake?
PXN V10 almost perfect but my search goes on for for one that works on both current gen consoles 😕
@@StonnyMc same here mate, which one you got? I’m thinking about the PXN V12 lite
I'm still rocking ancient driving force gt on pc and at this rate that's not changing anytime soon. I will in a way be forced to get a new pc next year and as xbox is done in the current gen I'll probably focus on a wheel to pc with ps5 being secondary. I keep delaying upgrades basically and with that getting more options 😅 Pxvn 12 looks interesting but missing the PS5 it seems 😞
@@StonnyMc I understand, it’s hard because great games like the Forza horizon and motosport series are in xbox but in pc too, still looking the pc but not so soon, i saw some bundles with the ps5 adapter, we’ll find what we need, thanks for sharing mate, good luck 😃🫡
Can I ask can it install for a handbrake 🤔🤔
great video ! very informative and eye pleasing.
Thank you!
What about changing the wheel for a larger wheel? I play a lot of Euro truck and I find driving with the tiny wheels supplied with all these kit's weird. You don't need to add as much steering input with a larger wheel. All these companies put too much emphasis on catering for racing games. The only thing they add is the 900° which is imperative. If you want to fly, you can buy joysticks from a fighter jet to a 747 and from a Boeing to a cesena, but nothing for us lorry or bus drivers for that matter. I did fit a steering wheel from a Daf truck to my Logitech G27, but the motors didn't ljke the weight, but I still drive with a larger wheel, not to mention the real indicator/wiper stalk kit from obokidly which I doubt would fit this wheel base. I'm going to stick with logitech, perhaps upgrading to the G923 in the hope scs software or logitech adds trueforce.
g923 isn't much better than g27. G27 and G29 have the same motor, they only have other rims. G923 is a G29 with a bit better motor. Buying G923 after using G27 is probably a waste of time and money, and if you really want to upgrade, buy a T300.
@@takomusic1 Thank you for the info. From what I understand, the G923 is just the new version of the G29 and G920 with their new true force technology. Unfortunately few games support true force at the moment, but that won't be the case forever. For now, the only difference is the price. The G923 is only £20 dearer for the ps version and £40 for xbox, but the gear shifter for the Thrustmaster is a lot more expensive than the £37 price tag for the logitech shifter. For racing I could understand paying the extra, but I only play Euro truck sim 2 and I'm not sure how the bmw E36 cluster I use on my sim rig would work with the larger base on the T300. I'm still torn between the 2.
@@jasonnicholas3722 True Force isn't worth upgrading, it's just G29 Force Feedback but a little bit better. The biggest change is in the motors, but they are still not that good.
Also there is a cheap adapter that makes logitech shifter a usb device, works with every game on pc, never had problems with it. I have a T300 and T3PA PRO pedals, but I still use logitech shifter, just with an adapter, as I don't even use it much.
@@jasonnicholas3722 If I were you I would buy T300, there are a lot of mods to it, I'm sure you will be able to mod it in a way you like. I didn't change anything, but my friend did, and he was amazed how much mods there were on the internet to buy. He has a custom rim, magnetic paddles and even working blinkers (because he sometimes plays games like ETS).
Need to get my hands on a rig!👌🏻
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Thank you, very detailed and thorough review.
hello, can you tell me which is better to take the steering wheel g27 or pxn v10
I know this video is 6 months old but. Im trying to decide on whether to buy my husband this wheel or the g29. Do they both work on PS5? Also, which would you honestly recommend? He's mainly gonna be playing Gran Turismo 7 and Nascar.
Go for G29 it's better than the PXN
@@GeekStreet Thank you ❤️
You're welcome
why are you giving it such jagged inputs? it doesn't look like you're using a proper wheel. was it in 270 degree mode or something?
Do you need to plug in a controller if your using it on pc
That was some hardcore input lag wasn’t it?? Is that your monitor or the wheel?
Recently got this as a birthday gift. Sadly, it doesn't work on Snowrunner, which is basically the only driving game I play
How do you connect that wheel to Ps4 just the same explaination as xbox?
This is so helpful. I saw this wheel combo on Amazon and thought no way it's actually decent. Now I want it
"PXN V10" gang
So you're telling me that I can plug it into a ps4, play on it for a bit and when I get bored I can plug it into an xbox with no issues? Or... do you need to buy a specific model for the respective consoles?
On mine I tried to pair it to the app and it would pair. Don't know if I have to do any extra steps to get it to work.
Not a fan of all that plastic but them clamps would have been really nice for other wheels where the clamping system isn't that's great and slides around a bit
Atleast wheel is metal, same with some parts of pedals.
Wheel front plate is aluminum. The video here have mistaken it as plastic
Would this be an adequate wheel for Assassins Creed Black Flag?
Is it not compatible with ps5 completely or just ps5 games?
Once my PXN v3 stops working, I'm gonna buy this lol. Also, PXN v10.
solid vid
I really enjoyed it
Thanks
Nice video! Thanks for sharing!
PXN V10, amazing video mate. Enjoyed it!
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PXN v10!! I currently have the G29 for my ps4 I have an Xbox series S and hate I can’t use my wheel… this would have been perfect. Would you consider worth it to replace g29 or just buy Xbox wheel??
PXN V10, Thank you for the review. I am looking into purchasing one and wanted an honest review.
Check this out before you decide th-cam.com/video/bDamIP1Ndzk/w-d-xo.html
if you don't have a desk how do you use stuff like this
nice but one think Forza is not for PlayStation Five, how do you play with it?
You can play Forza on PC and Xbox. I showed on Xbox
He said its not comatible with ps5 bro 💀
What did u buy this from online or in person Walmart or what did u buy this from bc the one I seen is only 13 reviews
Only available in online websites rn, it opened up in Amazon about a few months ago so not a lot of reviews yet
I have a pxn900, and I don’t have any issues with it. so having another pedal, shifter and proper FFB (compared to pxn900) is not a bad deal. Specially since I use the Xbox and the ps4.
PXNV10 - Wasnt a fan of the travel distance on the wheel shifters, are they adjustable in anyway? (imo just took to long to actually click)
Ia this wheel better than t150?what should i get?
All relative for the price, the issues I have = small wheel diam. that is light in weight & feel also 2:05 is that a hex/screw sticking up. The big killer for me is the plastic connector, that looks like a failure ready to happen. Hope its good quality plastic. The wheel looks nice just too much $ for the plastic
The front wheel plate is aluminum alloy, its hard to tell until the room gets cold and you touch it.
Its light in weight so the reviewer mistaken it as thick plastic.
@@youngboksim2021 10-4
Which racing cockpit do you have if u don’t mind me asking
Next Level Racing GT Elite - bit.ly/3EuhIqu
Can you get the shifter on it's own
I’ve seen reviews saying it’s a “rebranded MadCatz”. Plus the app is the letdown with support for updates to windows relying on the dev to update, or not, and you left with a defunct wheel. I don’t think so….
How do you get the force feedback to work
For anyone interested pxn sells the wvs 300mm wheel so you can use the QR for something at least and the wv10f formula plate for the standard v10 wheel, but are only listed on their chinese web page :v, if you find a chinese retailer that can sells you those, good for you
PXN V10. Great review. Very informative.
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This comment also reeks of fake
@@bbbbbbb51 your comment reeks of being a hater
@@bbbbbbb51 hater bruv
Are you able to add an E-Brake to this setup ?
You could with a PC
This is the 3rd company I've seen rebranding the Madcatz wheel and pedal set and selling it as their own.
Madcatz designers teamed up with pxn in 2018, they have every right to redesign and sell it. Also the gtr wheel that used the same base model was not a collaboration, thr gtr company just bought the madcatz wheel stock and exchanged the motor
If you get this steering wheel I would recommend upgrading the shifter to something better the mounting screw for the shifter brakes easily I would recommend a Logitech shifter what's the racing adapter so the shifter can work
PXN V10, Looks interesting but at £330 the G920 or G29 will be the more viable option based on price alone
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But keep in mind that the Logitech ones, doesn't come with a shifter anymore...
@@KayoMichiels 300 gets u both wheel and the shifter
Is it me or is that just a reskin or update to the mad catz force feedback wheel from when the Xbox one first came out. Like it has major updates to it but is something from over 7-8 years ago?
The logitech g921 is also like an upgrade from their wheel like 8 years ago lol
is this worth upgrading over the g92 especially for sim drifting
No its definitely not an upgrade to the G29
When using on PS4, do you need to conect the controller as well?
Yes
which one is better g29 our this wheel?
How does this compare to thrustmaster T300?? I've been looking at the t300 for some time now but this kit looks appealing.
T300 is far better
The T300 is much better than this.
Great review! Looks cool for a possible Mario Cart RIG for my kiddos. Will it work on a Nintendo Switch?
Does it work with an original xbox one?
pxnv10 - those who know, know.
quick question. have you used it on xbox or pc. and if using it on xbox for forza. does that ebrake thing actually work. having considerations about this but i also want to get something that either has handbrake mods for it already, or something i can jimmy wire a handbrake onto (do a lot of drifting in forza, and the rally in wrc8)
So if you have to plug a controller into it I'm guessing it recognizes it as a regular controller which means setting up steering wheel setting within game would be as nightmare.
I stupidly went for this wheel setup, 2 weeks later and the wheel decided to make horrible grinding noises, FFB stopped working now when it calibrates it gets stuck at full lock. this the wheel base is no where near as a good as the Logitech stuff, the only plus with these is the pedals and shifter can be used via usb connecting directly to the pc so when your base does die at least you can find a cheap wheel and still use the pedals and shifter.
So if theres a quick release system i suppose theres an ecosystem for this?
No
watching this after buying a full g29 set up a few weeks ago lol
How is the g29 holding up so far
@@dinvarr ive had no issues but i wish i got a thrustmaster. definitely could be smoother for drifting
@@n_aaal is your g29 loud by any chance?
@@dinvarr yes
I wish they put some effort on making a dedicated software to be installed on PC and save profiles multiple profiles as well. I don't use smartphones but with this I'll be forced to get one, or I can just use bluestack and use my WiFi's Bluetooth to get it paired. Its a hacked job so I even wonder if that will work or not.
You don't use a smartphone?
@@z.z.z.z.z. no, I don't - I'm PC only.
they kind of screwed up with the V9, still have it and its cant even register as an X mode or D mode.
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PXN V10! I ordered it, cant wait to arrive.
Is it compatible on laptop?
Can you put different wheels on the wheel base ?
No
what would you choose pxn v10 or logitech g923?
G29
@@Adz187 any reasons why bc if i would buy logitech id buy really cheap g29 or g920 second hand or resonable price g923 second hand
The ffb is better and so are the pedals for the Logitech, as well as this they now sell load cell pedals ( not sure if they work with the 29 and 920/923 though) also the shifter, while it’s not good, it’s better than pxn
@@Micah_clark okei, big thanks for your answer :)
Ofc