Thrustmaster T300RS GT vs Thrustmaster TMX Pro

And then in the future, you can then change to some CSL, right? Or some Fanatec one, if you really love that. But if you're going to purchase for the ...

So this review is largely relevant for both the TMX and the T150. So we'll start with a tour around the TMX Pro wheel and pedal set that I have on my ...

Quick disclaimer, I bought this with my own cold, hard cash, so I'm not affiliated with Rustmaster in any way. If you are interested in picking one up...

I just preferred the look of it at the time, looks like more of a racing wheel than how the logitech looks like a toy

From a design perspective, there's not much to talk about. It's constructed from hard plastic and looks relatively simple. No fancy colors or material...

So in the end what do I think about the Thrustmaster TMX Pro especially someone who came from the T100 which is long gone they don't make it anymore t...

Solid, mostly metal. Feedback is on point. No pressure brake but who cares. Works great without it

So This is the TMX Pro from Thrustmaster, this is my new stand, wheel and pedals, I have the shifter and everything, the handbrake coming soon. so soo...

One downside with the pedals, compared to the Logitech MOMO, is that they slide all over the place on the carpet. I had to put a heavy weight behind them to keep them from sliding off every time I hit the brakes. The clamp that holds the wheel on is very finicky and compared to the Logitech MOMO is terrible. The MOMO had three claps on each side of the wheel which held it securely

i hope you update and specify the weight of the item in general because it says 7.2 pounds but in general is 17.2 pounds for some people is not issue but for people like me, who import from usa to latam its different, but the product all good