DeadEyeVR PS5 Mini Wheel Steering Add on Replacement Accessory For Racing Games

I loved the product and the seller is an excellent professional

WILL NOT WORK. When to turn to the right the steering thumb stick runs into the bearing. You can steer to the left in the full direction but only a very portion to the right.

Let's face it, this is a great idea! for real! However I had to modified it to work correctly, I fiddled with the design and found the bolt pocket don't fit and can't tighten. so put a piece of aluminum or something to stick in there to tightn. there needs to be a way to press ps button but the design is there what's missing is quality, increase resin performance and place aluminum in key joint areas such as the structure screw having a aluminum bolt joint 🔩.

I'm not sure what to really make of this product. On one hand, it seems like a very cool idea. You basically get a little wheel you can attach to your controller so you can Gran Turismo your way into your PS5 playing Dirt 5 or the upcoming Gran Turismo 7.The bag I received had a bunch of 3D printed parts including the wheel itself, which takes some herring used to after attaching it to the controller. You will need to look online to see the instructions since none were included with mine. It will take a few minutes the first time.Once it is in place, it feels better than you would expect. Except, my sample snapped spray on my hands about three minutes into playing. It was the bracket that held it to the controller. I really didn't give it much force at all, but it did break. So I was able to try it out for just a single race in Dirt 5. For the time it was working, it was not bad.

3d printing ugh very raw and needs refinementCan be a cool addition but not in current form.Try once more and you wil have a real good time

We tried the DeadEyeVR PS5 Mini Wheel Steering Add on Replacement Accessory for Racing Games.Basically the product is a tiny steering wheel that you assemble and fits on a PlayStation 5 controller. We thought this would be a fun accessory for my son's driving games.What we liked:My son thought this was a cool concept and thought it would enhance gameplay. He appreciated some of the design features and liked that he could assemble it.There was a card that accompanied the product which had information telling us how to get the directions to assemble the steering wheel. (My son said he would have found it more helpful if the directions were printed with product so that he could assemble it quicker.) However, it was super-easy to look up and only took a minute to get the information.He liked the size, because it was easy to attach to the controller.We liked supporting an independent retailer/small business. They included a really cute business card with their dog on it, which was an adorable surprise. It’s the little touches that mean a lot.Some other observations:Overall, he liked this, however he mentioned that he thought that the cup piece is too tight on the controller and that there should be a “custom cap” on it to protect the controller. He also said he wasn’t sure how the teeth are supposed to go together when he was assembling this and said this could be easily fixed with color coding. “For example, have a red tooth and two blue teeth to differentiate how they go together”.He thought that if there was a hole for the headphones, that would improve the design. It wasn’t a deal breaker for him, but just wanted to mention it in case the designer would want to make the change in the future.Overall, we liked the concept and think with a few design changes (mentioned above) this would be perfect to enhance gameplay!

Piece of junk, keeps coming off the the joystick. Good idea, but needs a lot of work.

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