Logitech G29 Killer?! | NEW Thrustmaster T128 Review

At $200, the T128 is the NEWEST entry-level wheel by Thrustmaster, but is it any good? Let's find out.

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[thermgraphics]

Appreciate the honesty! Glad the fact that you got it for review didn't impact your honest thoughts on the pedals especially.

[RobotRogue]

You *can* hardmount the pedals. To the left of the brake and right of the throttle on the heelplate are two passthru holes which allow it to be mounted to a sim rig (not like anyone would want to but it is possible) -- Page 22 of the user manual. "The pedal set can be attached to a variety of different supports (sold separately) using the two
perforations (24) located on either side of the pedal set."

[tallboi]

4:47 I have this set and it's fine when I have even just one foot pressing the brake pedal so idk what you're on about. Maybe actually hold your heel on the plate where it is supposed to go?
This set is pretty good for someone on a budget and can't afford something more expensive. I picked it up for $300 CAD and I can say I'm happy with it because it does the job and it performs for the price that I paid.

[murphy]

My t300 recently died and have been downgraded to my old tmx/t150 and was pleasantly surprised by the comfort of the wheel and the quality of the force feedback, I wouldn't underestimate these cheap wheels. The biggest problem is probably the pedals, luckily the pedals are upgradable.

[THESHADOW]

Now I fear the worst with thrusmaster's future dd...

[adamemilygramowski]

Thank you for this video. You’ve prevented me from going super cheap … will opt for the model up T248…

[mefromyoutube]

I've always been fascinated in sim racing and I want a wheel but preferebly at the stage where you get into wheel bases, wheels and pedals but I do not have enough money for a high end setup yet so watching these videos have really helped me in knowing what I can buy and what is best for me

[sbinnalaracingdivision]

i think the tmx might have been a bit better in quality with the rubber grips because the plastic is not the best material but its ok for cheap sim racing

[driftrs]

I'm thinking that if prices drop to a reasonable point (G29/920 drops quite far already on sales) this could possibly be like a modern DFGT, only time will tell though...

[whitecomet]

I like the hard monted pedal version of G29. Overall G29 is the best gift this christmas season.

[swxsh]

When I saw the notification I was kinda sad I hadn’t waited to buy this instead of the G29 but after seeing the review I’m relieved

[piotrgti]

Well, it's still tough to beat Logitech in entry level wheels it seems.

[VasherPC]

I am very grateful that you posted the videos. I watched the first one between Logitech and ThrustMaster. Because you set up the website, I had to dive in more. Thank you for doing this review! I'm sharing this because I have a community that would appreciate this!

[insanity]

Thank you for the giveaway opportunity!!

[imgoodreally]

You need to review the Logitech pro racing pedals and wheel. It’s direct drive but very pricy too.

[noahr]

I think OC is the most underrated sim racing youtuber right now.

[kaduku]

I think I'll finally be able to get my friends into simracing with this

[kle]

Does the T128P version for PS5 work with a PS5 VR2 headset? I'm a casual racing game player and I only know how to drive an automatic, so would this be a good option for an entry level game play with Gran Turismo 7? It does have force feedback too? Would you recommend this or the Hori APEX Racing Wheel that does not have force feedback? thx

[TheRoadrunner]

I must say, having had the T150 for a year and having tried the T248 at the shop out of curiosity. I prefer the feel of the metallic shifters of the T150. The T248 in general felt more plasticy and cheap compared to the T150. Which is not a statement I expected to be making but here we are.
So I fail to see how the T128 will fair any better.

I can't say anything to the ffb performance of the other two. But the T150 was decent enough and it's very cheap used, so maybe take a look at that.

[sawek]

It looks very nice, you are one of the best sim racing youtuber tbh