Racing Wheel Stand with seat Gaming Chair Driving Cockpit for All Logitech G923 | G29 | G920 | Thrustmaster | Fanatec Wheels | Xbox One, PS4, PC Platforms (Black/Grey)

This chair was great. Comfortable and doesn't wobble feels heavy and solid. I don't regret my purchase

perfect seat

I bought this and have had it for a few months now and I can tell ya this chair is made with pretty good quality I use it for I racing mainly and it’s been good sturdy and quality built in 5”11” and 340 pounds and it sets me well hasn’t lost shape and is no issue seat is a little small but that was expected everyone saying that it’s unstable DID NOT ADJUST THE STABILIZER LEGS UNDER THE PEDALS or they had them to high and causes the wheel to wobble side to side for 250$ it’s a great chair it’s just most on here are expecting the quality of a aluminum frame sim rig that’s 1000’s of dollars more but it’s good for simple

Purchased this in March and less than a year later the seat frame is all bent and the seat is no longer aligned. I’m only 150 pounds and played it about 2-3 times a month for a few hours on average. Took it back apart and sure enough the seat supports have bent in. As expected from some flimsy metal. I’d recommend looking at some other options than this one. Cockpits are expensive for what they are so when spending the money you certainly want a product that lasts. I will be looking into a replacement

Was kind of skeptical at first about purchasing this setup after running a few races, i was just getting used to it. But overall it's a very good cockpit/ seat for the money. Yes it is a little wobbly but you hardly notice during a race.

The media could not be loaded. This simulator stand looks sturdy, but is actually unstable. The tube is a little smaller than the loops that it goes through, so it cannot be fixed at all. All parts including seat, wheel stand and pedal stand are shaking seriously. The shifter and handbrake stand is unusable if you want to use a hydraulic handbrake. I did some modifications: I drilled a few holes on the loops and the tube to fix them and prevent them going forward and backward. And I drilled some holes on the rectangle tube of the handbrake stand to mount my stuff directly on the tube rather than on the shaking stand. Overall I'm unsatisfied and looking for a better option.

I’ll give this product an easy pass with a 5 star rating simply because it works, it looks good and is priced very reasonably for what you get.Yes, the foam seat comes out and doesn’t fit/model the back of the chair well, it’s a sub $300 sim setup and it doesn’t look that bad.The China steel feels like USA Aluminum, but I can’t be mad. I’m not going to wrench on this thing and take it a part all the time so I don’t see an issue with longevity.It wobbles a tiny bit on my floor, but that may be fixed with some adjustments I can make on my end assuming that they aren’t bolted the correct way now.If you’re on the fence, or on a budget, or both, this is what I’d recommend.I’m eventually going to weld a keyboard tray and convert the shifter support to hold a trackball mouse.Cheers!