Likes their T300RS more than a friend's G923: better force feedback and much less noise.
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After a year their T300RS feels weak and fades after a few minutes, so they want to upgrade.
Ran a T300RS for almost a decade and it was great for what it was, but DD is far sharper.
Four years on a T300RS brought clipping and overheating, so they moved to a Podium DD1.
Really loves their T300RS, though they quickly upgraded the pedals to T-LCMs.
Owned a T300RS and found a G29 subpar in every aspect by comparison.
Their T300RS feels fantastic to them compared with their old G29.
Expected to outgrow their T300RS in a year but after about four still can't abandon it.
Their T300 RS never overheats.
Upgraded from a Driving Force GT to the T300RS for drifting and is super happy with it.
Uses a T300RS on a desk with no rig, and the base no longer tightens properly onto the desk, so they are looking for a fix or a replacement.
Bought a T300RS originally for a PS3 and says it works very well despite only about 3.8 Nm. Has since added Thrustmaster three-pedal set and H-pattern shifter, which all connect and work together on console.
Has used a T300RS since 2023, almost four years of full use, and only recently decided to upgrade the pedals.