Product Comparison: HORI Apex vs Thrustmaster T80
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- It is hard for me to use the pedals but the steering wheel has L2 and R2 buttons on the rim that work the gas and brake.
- Great entry level wheel for what it is. Well built, great grip and button layouts are awesome.
- The buttons feel as good as any controllers. Even though this is built to a low price point it provides a much better experience than driving with a keyboard or gamepad.
- This wheel doesn't have force feedback but it does have vibratory feed back which is enough for me especially at this price.
- It doesn't do 2-3 full rotations like you're car would in real life so it is far too sensitive for racing.
- Overall the steering wheel feels great, it has paddle shifters, controller buttons, directional arrows, options and share button, etc.
- Love it, great feel, nice sensitivity, good button layout. Great wheel for the price.
- The buttons are remappable in some games, which is great because I'm used to using O for e-braking.
- Buttons on the wheel are good and the wheel feels very smooth.
- The other buttons feel a little on the cheap side and don’t really have the greatest feel but work fine.
HORI Apex
Thrustmaster T80
HORI Apex
Thrustmaster T80
HORI Apex
Thrustmaster T80
- This unit fits the bill perfectly, and works great with Windows 10.
- Good wheel for arcade racers like need for speed, burnout and etc. Works well with pc games as well.
- Its easy to attach to a desk or table (with the clamp or suction cups) and only requires one USB port to connect to your computer.
- Wheel has constant problems staying connected to computer amd always resets controls.
- The wheel connected to my playstation but not correctly. The wheel had a hard way of calibrating the wheel to the playstation with a complex light system.
- This is my first racing wheel. It was easy to connect but required more patience to update and use.
- Connects instantly to the PS4, really no setup required other than plugging in the supplied five foot undetachable USB cable.
- It might also be helpful to note i was using usb 2.0 instead of 3.0 but i have yet to try it on 3.0. Easy connect.
- There's no wireless connection to the PS4.
- The USB cord to the PS4 is also too short, considering most people have a large screen HDTV. The USB cord is only 7 or 8 feet long.
- Paddle shifters are cool, work fine. There is no force feedback, but the wheel does vibrate when you're off the track, hitting curbs or going through the rough.
- The mounting for the wheel works well, the buttons on the wheel are also good.
- No complaints with the pedals, or mounting. I'm really enjoying this wheel and I would recommend it for a casual gamer on a budget.
- Foot pedals are not stable during use and slide about.
- Does not come with drivers or software for adjusting settings on PC.
- Good responsiveness, solid feel, and appropriate resistance.
- Wheel have the features that most steering wheels should have.
- Can run in controller mode with different sensitivity settings or as wheel with sensitivity and other parameters controlled from in game menu.
- Very effectively attaches to most table surfaces.
- Works great with most of my driving games, lacks some standard controller features.