Has both; the Ferrari F1 wheel's rotaries and paddles come in handy in F1 2019.
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Prefers their Ferrari F1 add-on over the stock wheel: many buttons and rocker paddles, though some materials feel cheap.
Of their F1, Open Wheel, 458 and Sparco rims, the Ferrari F1 rim feels and performs best, with convenient buttons.
Modded their Ferrari F1 wheel with new buttons, magnetic shifters and grips and now prefers it to the Open Wheel.
Has both and would pick the Ferrari F1 for more buttons; its grips should outlast the Open Wheel's.
Their Ferrari F1 wheel is light with 29 buttons and good grip, but plastic and the shifter mechanism feels bad.
On their second Ferrari F1 add-on after the first had a broken switch.
Really likes their Ferrari F1 wheel; plastic but decently built, though buttons rotate in their sockets.
Their Ferrari F1 wheel felt cheap and flimsy, the worst of their collection.
Their Ferrari F1 add-on is no longer detected by their T300RS base or PC.