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Way more reliable when comes to tracking vs Valve's.

- Plug and play right out of the box (Console) - Quality feels superb and durable - Pedals feel great and the added bonus of a clutch pedal is nice - Gear driven force feedback feels great on the G29

-Easy to setup. For Xbox just plug it in and it calibrates, tune settings in-game. For PC just download the drivers and program which also lets you set up profiles for each compatible game. -Looks and feels high quality. I also appreciate the button placement for Xbox One. -FFB is very nice. I'm new to it so I haven't quite figured out fine tuning for each game but I do know if you leave it at default settings on DiRT Rally, you're in for a fight. This factor really is about personal taste but nonetheless nothing beats having FFB in simulation games. -900 degree rotation is great. Also leaves a lot of room for fine tuning the steering to different games and cars. -The Paddle shifters feel great in my opinion. -Easy to mount to a stand with bolts and has good mounts for a table setup. I've had a cheaper race wheel where you cannot mount it to anything with a lip on it, and aside from actual computer desks, regular tables without a lip are hard to find. I never even found one. Because of that, the cheaper wheel sat on the shelf unused most of the time that I had it. So the way this wheel mounts should make life a little easier for those who are playing on a console and are not sitting at a computer desk or do not own a stand.

Within the first week I was asked to start dancing for clubs... The second week I realized how much of a flex FBT is to all the quest kitties. By the third week I no longer understand why I ever need to leave my VR and the trackers last so long that I really dont.