PXN's Debut Direct Drive Sim Racing Gear Reviewed
PXN enters the direct drive sim racing market with its VD10 base and W CS R2 and W DS R2 wheels. While the technology promises enhanced realism, the execution falls short in several areas. - The force feedback feels less responsive compared to established brands like Logitech and Thrustmaster. - Build quality, though decent, does not match the premium feel of competitors. The software experience is still lacking, with limited customization options. On the plus side, pricing is competitive, making it accessible for newcomers. However, serious sim racers may find better value in more established offerings. Overall, PXN is a step in the right direction but requires further refinement to truly shake up the market.