Got the SF1000 wheel and wouldn't buy it again; tells others not to get it.
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Enjoyed their launch SF1000 on a TX base, but it has become very finicky about when it works.
The grip on their SF1000 is already tearing off despite always using gloves.
Under a month of daily use with gloves, the grips on their SF1000 are already wearing.
Their new SF1000 was plug and play with no issues in F1 22.
The SF1000's stock paddles are fine but louder and clunkier than the T-Chrono paddles they added.
Their SF1000's stock paddles are so loud they switch wheels late at night, though otherwise it's great.
Their new SF1000 works perfectly on a T300RS, except the EA F1 display skin won't unlock.
Spent a whole day trying and couldn't get their new SF1000's screen to show telemetry on Xbox.
Their SF1000 screen on a TS-XW only cycles logo screens in Project Cars 2, no telemetry.
Maps brake and throttle to their SF1000 paddles; its rocker shifters let them shift from either side.
Uses their SF1000 on a Fanatec CSL Elite base via a SimK adapter over Bluetooth.
The screen on their SF1000 broke and an AliExpress replacement is too dim.