Thrustmaster T248 Racing Wheel and Magnetic Pedals For PlayStation & PC

Designed for all gamers looking for performance and immersion and wanting to free themselves from their keyboard, mouse or gamepad, or improve their skills after starting out with a beginner's wheel, T248 is a racing wheel officially licensed for PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4, and compatible with PC. Premium design with leather wrapping on the outer-facing portion of the wheel Versatile wheel shape, well-suited to all racing game styles Up to 25 action buttons including 2 dual-position encoders Interactive race dashboard with a selection of more than 20 different displays on the wheel's screen Dynamic Force Feedback: on-the-fly Force Feedback level adjustment (3 preset modes included) via the screen, compatible with all games Magnetic paddle shifters (patented H.E.A.R.T technology) for instant responsiveness, and a super-clear gear shifting feel Magnetic pedal set (patented H.E.A.R.T technology) for incredible 12-bit resolution precision that won't decrease over time 4 distinct pressure modes on the central pedal for optimized braking according to the configuration and gaming setup (desk, cockpit, stand, etc.) Next-generation HYBRID DRIVE system delivering 70% more power than other Thrustmaster hybrid racing wheels (T150 series) Officially licensed for PlayStation; compatible with PS5, PS4 and PC T248 features a new optimised HYBRID DRIVE system with a mixed belt and gear mechanism for powerful, realistic and versatile Force Feedback. T248 delivers 70% more power (compared with previous Thrustmaster T150 series hybrid racing wheels) and adds cutting-edge new features including Force Feedback presets that can be changed on the fly in games, magnetic paddle shifters, an interactive screen with more than 20 different displays, and a magnetic pedal set with 4 pressure modes on the brake pedal. T248 has been designed for all gamers looking for performance and immersion -- including those keen to free themselves from their keyboard, mouse or gamepad, and users who want to