T-GT II

Their T-GT II's shaft wobbles whatever rim is fitted and is going back to support, a shame for a great base.

Owns both the T-GT II and a Fanatec DD Pro and would pick the direct-drive Fanatec.

Came to their T-GT II from a T300 and doubts a DD upgrade would justify the cost; full PS5 compatibility helps.

Likes their T-GT II a lot, including the transducer that works in Gran Turismo.

Found the T-GT II amazing during the week they had it before returning a used unit.

Owns both and gets far more on-track detail from the T-GT II than a Fanatec DD Pro, especially in F1 cars.

A year and a half on a T-GT II: great for racing, but parts start to fade or corrode over time.

Got a T-GT II with T-LCMs: smooth and strong, leather holding up well; the base's vibration takes a few days to get used to.

Went from a G29 to a Thrustmaster T-GT II with T-LCM pedals and found it a massive difference for not much money.

Bought a barely-used Thrustmaster T-GT II as a first wheel and finds it near perfect for PSVR2 GT7.

Moved from a Thrustmaster T300 to the T-GT II and used it for six months; noticed better road feel, torque and overall immersion.

Moved from Logitech to a 6 Nm Thrustmaster T-GT II with T-LCM pedals bought cheap from a friend and is very happy, with no plans to upgrade until it breaks.