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ThrustMaster T150 Pro Force Feedback
ThrustMaster T150 Force Feedback
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Force feedback. Excellent responsiveness. Rudder rotation range 1080°. Steering wheel triggers. Rubber grips on the steering wheel.
Device type (configuration)steering wheel and pedalssteering wheel and pedals
Compatibility
PC (Windows)
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
PC (Windows)
PlayStation 3
PlayStation 4
PlayStation 5
Connectionwiredwired
Cable
USB-A
USB-A
Technical specifications
Total number of buttons1212
Feedbackpowerpower
Drive typehybridhybrid
Max. torque2 Nm2 Nm
D-pad controller
Steering wheel turn270° – 1080°270° – 1080°
Paddle shifters2 pcs2 pcs
Pedals
accelerator
brake
clutch
accelerator
brake
General information
Mountingclampsclamps
Steering wheel coverrubber
Power sourcenetworknetwork
Weight5367 g
Color
Added to E-Catalogdecember 2017december 2017
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Compatibility

Compatibility shows which devices a gaming wheel can work with: PC, PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch or specific console generations. It is important to check this parameter before purchasing because a PC wheel does not always fit a console, and models for PlayStation and Xbox often have different versions (PS3, PS4, PS5) due to the proprietary license and electronics inside the base.

Special attention should be given to steering wheels that have specific compatibility with bases. In most cases, all bases from the brand are suitable, but it is better to confirm this additionally.

Pedals

Types of pedals included in the manipulator package.

This parameter is specified only in controllers designed for auto racing (in flight simulators, pedals have only one specialization — rudder control — and specifying it further is unnecessary). Most of these "racing" controllers are wheels (see "Device Type"), however, pedals can also be released completely separately. In any case, the minimum necessary for more or less effective car control is two pedals, gas and brake. Meanwhile, for enthusiasts of maximum realism, more expensive three-pedal controllers are produced, which also include a clutch; this complicates control but provides many additional possibilities unavailable with two pedals.

Steering wheel cover

The steering wheel covering affects grip, tactile sensations, wear resistance, and comfort during long gameplay. The material determines whether the wheel is pleasant to the touch, won't slip in your hands, and how quickly the surface will lose its appearance with active use.

Rubber. Practical, affordable, and well-suited for basic gaming wheels. This covering withstands frequent use, is easy to clean, and requires less maintenance, but usually feels simpler compared to leather or Alcantara.

Alcantara. A pleasant-to-touch material that provides a firm grip, often found in more expensive and sporty steering wheels. It is great for simulators and active driving but gets dirty faster and requires gentle care, especially if playing without gloves.

Leather. Usually represented by faux leather, making the wheel more akin to a car's and pleasant for everyday gaming. This covering is ideal for general use, GT, rally, and road simulators but may wear out over time in areas of active grip.