Got their T300RS GT used with warranty for about €215 and recommends it over the T248.
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What drivers keep saying · from 6 reviews
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Their T300RS GT is quieter than the noisy G923, and they got it cheap used.
Has the T300RS GT and says it's great.
Going from a TMX to a T300RS GT was a lot better, before moving on to a Moza DD.
A year on their T300RS GT at 75% FFB, which is already enough force for them.
Their T300RS GT on a GT Omega ART is a massive upgrade over their previous Logitech.
Going from a G29 to a T300RS GT was nice but not mind-blowing.
Tried a T300RS GT at a sim cafe and found it unrealistic and fragile-feeling at max FFB.
The right paddle on their T300RS GT goes soft and silent when the wheel is turned 90 degrees.
The brake pedal on their T300RS GT just died.
The throttle on their new T300RS GT's T3PA pedals only reaches about 85-90% input.
Their T300RS GT's centre started drifting and now spins at startup, likely a failed hall sensor.
Their T300RS GT was great, smooth with plenty of detail, but they moved to a Fanatec DD Pro for load cell pedals and a bigger rim.