TH8A

Runs their TH8A with a weighted knob and a 3D-printed mod for better feel.

Very disappointed by their TH8A; sequential is passable at best with no sensation.

Mods noticeably improve their TH8A in both H-pattern and sequential.

Their new TH8A is a good shifter, but they wish they'd bought Fanatec or Simagic.

About 4 years of battering their TH8A in rally with no issues; solid and affordable.

Their new TH8A died immediately and Thrustmaster support didn't help.

Their TH8A is fine and reliable but lacks the mechanical feel of real gears.

Their TH8A has held up well for 5+ years, though the sequential mode is meh without mods.

Absolutely loves their TH8A; it exceeded expectations.

Has never missed a gear with their TH8A, unlike the Logitech shifter.

Their TH8A broke and they bought another one.

Their TH8A brings a new level of immersion to old F1 cars and they recommend it.

Has the TH8A but would buy an SHH or Simsonn instead.

Unhappy with their TH8A: it's too easy to miss shifts, like 2nd to 5th.

Their TH8A gets a meh: it does the job, but that's it.

Had a TH8A and now runs an SHH, which is better with more resistance.

Went from a TH8A to an SHH and finds the SHH much nicer.

Liked their TH8A's reliability but hated its lack of feel, so moved to a DS-8X.

Their TH8A has kind of given up, likely a connector issue.

With a feel mod, their TH8A's H-pattern beats a Fanatec SQ 1.5 back to back.

Modded their TH8A and the mod definitely improves its feel.

Bought a TH8A and returned it immediately: throws too long and poor resistance.

Has a 15-year-old TH8A and says it's built well.

Has had the TH8A for years and is very happy with it: not the very best, nowhere near the worst.

Has no complaints about their TH8A and, after trying Logitech's RS H-shifter, realises how good the TH8A is.

Has the TH8A shifter and says it works very well on PC.