First of all, it will never sync completely with the PS4. It doesn't recognize it as a steering wheel, which means you can't customize the buttons. The paddles behind the wheel don't receive commands to change gears. It doesn't have a jack port, which means you can't use headphones, you have to listen from the screen (if it has speakers). If I had the chance again, I would pay an extra €40 and get the Bluetooth version. From what I see on YouTube, it can sync with the PS4. Finally, the instructions will frustrate you a bit. That's it!

For normal use without demands, it is good! If you want to play seriously, not even close! There is no accuracy in the movements, I have used all the settings from the steering wheel and the game I am playing (F1), not at all satisfactory level! You don't have any force feedback at all! It's better to give something more and get something that you will enjoy!

Absolutely satisfied with the steering wheel, I have it for 3 and a half years and it still works satisfactorily. The only thing I have to emphasize is that the shifters are not very high quality because both of them broke in the second year of use, without me mishandling them. Other than that, I highly recommend it, especially at the current price. I bought it for 110€

Very good for its price but I would like more thighs in the rotation of the steering wheel and it does not have good synchronization.

The steering wheel is a very good feeling in games, e.g. the truck driver on the PS4. I bought it and it helped me a lot with the good steering of the wheel and many other things. It is very good for the money, I prefer it over spending 300-200

It doesn't have a nice feeling in games at all, I prefer a controller or something much superior and for the specific money, it's not worth it for me.

The positives.

Very good response, I would say excellent. Good construction for 100€ always. Pleasant to handle. It has vibration feedback (something like the controller) so okay, you feel something in your hands.

The negatives. A little difficult to set up. Small user manual.

Overall, I recommend it especially if you have a PS3/4 and don't want to spend 300-400€ for something better.

UPDATE 02/01/2021
Unfortunately, completely suddenly, when I turn the wheel all the way to the left, the steering wheel dies. The fact that it presented a problem so early is a sign of poor construction.

UPDATE 28/01/2021
To their credit, the dealership replaced the steering wheel with a new one, so everything is fine! I use it with my PC for F1 2020, NASCAR heat 5, and WRC 7.

Just brought me the steering wheel and started playing the crew 2 and dirt rally 2.0
And I was amazed...
On the ps4 it's perfect for someone to play..
Without a second thought, buy it!!!!!!

I would not recommend it at all. Its construction and the system it has to attach to the desk are mediocre to bad. I have been using it for 6 months and it has caused me too many problems. Initially, the right button for the speeds has completely broken and the steering wheel has started to melt. Apart from other issues, I believe the most important one is a screw that is used to attach the steering wheel to your desk, which has worn out so much that it no longer screws in and now it looks like a simple piece of iron that just falls without doing anything. If you want to buy a steering wheel that will last and is also good, I would recommend the Logitech G29, which also has force feedback, while the Hori has vibration.

Can someone tell me, which I don't know, how to activate the pedals? I got it for my little one and I couldn't figure out how to work them. Thank you...

Good, but it's worth it at 100 euros. However, I believe it would be a good idea to spend 50 euros more and get the Thrustmaster T150.

Guys, with a steering wheel for 100€, don't expect too much... It's a good and decent steering wheel for its price!

The steering wheel is not well secured to the base, resulting in it moving back and forth. It has very good pedals that are easy to use, although it doesn't look like it. Overall, its build quality does not match its price!

Don't be fooled. For this money, it's the best, even better than the T150... The only downside is that to adjust the sensitivities, you have to be a mechanical engineer. I've had it for 1 year...

I played for 1 month and then it started disconnecting all the time....plastic everywhere and bad pedals! Better spend 170 and get the Thrustmaster T150 Ferrari Wheel Force Feedback rather than spend 100 euros and regret it!!!!

Grab it as quickly as you can before the price changes and goes back to €100
it is one of the best value-for-money options under €100

Quite a good steering wheel compared to the purchase cost. It has 2 modes, PS-N emulates the controller while PS-S is the normal mode of the wheel. When a game does not recognize it as a steering wheel, you simply switch to the other mode and remap the buttons.
In pCars 2 on PS4 it was recognized, and I can say that the performance is very good so far. I would like it to have FFB, but okay, at this price I won't count that as a downside.

A very good budget steering wheel that does not have force feedback. I tried it in F1 2017 with PS-S mode and with the appropriate sensitivity setting it had an amazing response. I highly recommend it for those whose budget does not go any higher.

Are they kidding us... it doesn't even have FFB, the pedals are terrible. Stay far awayyyy, it's not even suitable for 15-year-old kids. Better the Thrustmaster T150

Okay guys, you should know that it is the best thing on the market for the money (109€ at the moment) (and abroad it costs about the same)

Very good build quality and the leather feels very nice to the touch

I liked the pedals even though they are made of plastic. Basically, what is noteworthy about the pedals is that your foot cannot easily slip off because of the way they are made