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Hori Racing Wheel APEX for PlayStation®5, PlayStation®4, and Windows 11/10
- Compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PC
- Full-size racing wheel and pedals optimized for authentic racing simulation
- 270-degree turn radius with adjustable output options
- Mount security with sturdy clamp system
- Officially Licensed by Sony
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HORI brings the best in build-quality, customization options, and authentic racing simulation with the Racing Wheel APEX. HORI's design team has brought all the features and quality of a full-size racing wheel at an affordable price. Massive 270 degree turn-ratio - Completely programmable & adjustable - Vibration feedback - PS5, PS4 & PC compatible. The Racing Wheel APEX clamps securely to your table or racing wheel stand with sturdy clamps and steel parts. The full-size pedals are built to last. Change from 270 degree to 180 degree turn ratio on the fly and fine tune other settings such as dead zone, pedal sensitivity and more.
Cross the finish line with the all new
RWA: Racing Wheel APEX for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC. Officially licensed by Sony. Compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PCFull-size racing wheel and pedals optimized for authentic racing simulation270-degree turn radius with adjustable output optionsMount security with sturdy clamp systemOfficially Licensed by Sony
Cross the finish line with the all new
RWA: Racing Wheel APEX for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC. Officially licensed by Sony. Compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and PCFull-size racing wheel and pedals optimized for authentic racing simulation270-degree turn radius with adjustable output optionsMount security with sturdy clamp systemOfficially Licensed by Sony
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Warranty
- Limited Warranty period (parts): 1 year
- Limited Warranty period (labor): 1 year
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Return Policies
- Return for refund until: January 31, 2027
- Return for replacement until: January 31, 2027
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The HORI Racing Wheel APEX is a full-size racing wheel and pedal set for PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Windows 11/10, suited to players who want adjustable steering and a secure table or stand-mounted setup for racing games.
Recommended For
- PS5 or PS4 players moving from a controller to a physical wheel for casual racing sessions, who want a wheel-and-pedal set without stepping up to a force-feedback setup.
- Players focused on arcade-style racers who are comfortable with 270-degree steering and prioritize having a wheel over detailed force-feedback cues.
- PS5 players who want to try Gran Turismo 7 with a wheel and pedals, and are willing to accept a simpler driving feel than a force-feedback wheel provides.
- Players who use a desk or compatible wheel stand and want to clamp the wheel in place for a session, then remove it afterward.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- On PS5, a casual player can set up the wheel and pedals for a game such as Gran Turismo 7 and start driving with a ready-to-use control layout; expect a basic wheel experience rather than force-feedback steering.
- For arcade-style racing at home, the Apex offers a more hands-on way to steer than a gamepad and is better suited to casual driving than players seeking detailed force-feedback cues or a highly realistic simulation setup.
- At a shared gaming desk, a player can clamp the wheel to the tabletop for a racing session and remove it afterward; reviewers found the clamp more dependable on a desk than the suction cups.
- On a Windows PC, someone switching between racing games can use the wheel and pedals, but may need to assign controls in a game's settings when the wheel is not recognized automatically; TechRadar reported doing this in F1 24.
- A first-time wheel user can adjust steering sensitivity and the center dead zone to suit a game's response; this helps customize control feel, though it does not add force feedback.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
|---|---|
| Best For | Racing, truck, and farming simulators on PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, or Windows 10/11, with a steering wheel and pedals |
| Platform Compatibility | Compatible with PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4, and Windows 10/11; officially licensed by Sony |
| Wheel And Pedal Controls | Full-size racing wheel and pedals with selectable 270° or 180° rotation; adjustable dead zone and pedal sensitivity; 23 buttons and touchpad |
| Connectivity And Power | USB connectivity with corded electric power; no batteries required or included |
| Mounting | Clamps securely to a table or racing wheel stand |
| Physical Specifications | 325 × 295 × 295 mm; item weight 7 lb |
| Model Identifiers | HORI Racing Wheel APEX, model SPF-004U; black |
Reference Q&A
Q: HORI Racing Wheel APEX or Logitech G29 for PS5?
A: Choose the HORI APEX if you want a basic wheel-and-pedal setup and its lower purchase price is the priority. Choose the Logitech G29 if you want force feedback and a wider steering range: the APEX is limited to 270° (or 180° in its alternate setting), while the G29 offers dual-motor force feedback and up to 900° rotation. The APEX is compatible with PS5, PS4, and Windows 10/11.
Q: Is the HORI Racing Wheel APEX or Thrustmaster T128 better for a first racing wheel?
A: Choose the HORI APEX if you want a simple wheel-and-pedal setup and do not need force feedback. Choose the Thrustmaster T128 if you want force feedback and broader steering rotation: the T128 supports 270°–900° rotation, while the APEX offers 270° or 180° settings. Both support PS5, PS4, and PC.
Q: Is the HORI Racing Wheel APEX suitable for casual racing, or should I get a force-feedback wheel?
A: The HORI APEX is a fit for casual driving if you want a physical wheel and pedals, adjustable controls, and are comfortable with 270° or 180° steering and no force feedback. For sim-focused play, choose a force-feedback model such as the Thrustmaster T128 or Logitech G29, which can convey in-game driving forces through the wheel.
Q: Will this racing wheel work with my PS5, PS4, or PC?
A: The HORI Racing Wheel APEX is compatible with PS5, PS4, and Windows 10/11 PCs. Game compatibility can vary by title and console mode, so check the manufacturer’s compatibility list for the specific game before buying.
Q: Does the wheel turn all the way around?
A: No. Its steering range is 270 degrees, with an adjustable 180-degree option. It is not a full-rotation wheel.
Q: Does it come with pedals, and can it be mounted to a desk?
A: The product is designed with full-size pedals and a clamp system for securing the wheel to a table or racing wheel stand. Check the specific listing’s package details to confirm what is included.
Q: What games can I use this wheel with?
A: It works with supported racing games on PS5, PS4, and PC, but compatibility is not universal and some games may require control or steering settings to be adjusted. Check the official compatibility list for your platform and game.
Q: Is the Hori Racing Wheel Apex a good first wheel for PS5 sim racing?
A: It may suit someone seeking a basic, lower-cost wheel, but Reddit discussions caution that it lacks force feedback and has limited 270-degree rotation. Those trade-offs make it less suitable for someone seeking a more realistic sim-racing experience.
Q: What are the main trade-offs compared with a controller?
A: The wheel adds a physical steering wheel and pedals, but users discussing it on Reddit point to limited input range and no force feedback as drawbacks. Whether it is preferable depends on whether having a wheel matters more to you than those limitations.
Q: Can you adjust the steering rotation?
A: Yes. The product information says you can switch between 270-degree and 180-degree rotation and adjust settings such as dead zone and pedal sensitivity. Reddit discussions also include users asking about the wheel’s settings and setup.
Q: Are there any reported pedal issues to consider?
A: Some Reddit users report pedal calibration, sensitivity, or functionality problems. These are individual reports, not evidence of how often issues occur; if buying one, check that both pedals respond correctly and review the setup and software instructions.