Xbox One Mini Steering Wheel, 3D Printed, Fully Assembled, PLA, For Racing Games

First and foremost, the design of this product is absolutely amateur. The shoulders rest on both bumpers AND the sync button, rendering all three unusable. I had to map my controller to avoid using RB, so we're not off to a great start here. Furthermore, when I used it on my "good" controller, this product sheared all of the protective layering off the left joystick because of it's poor dimensions. In the design department, this is an absolute one-star.But I decided to try to give this device the benefit of the doubt. Maybe, just MAYBE it could improve times by being more precise. I decided to perform this experiment as fairly as possible, playing on Forza Motorsport 7, racing a track I wasn't too familiar with. First, I did five hot laps with just the controller, then I did five hot laps using this product attached, allowing myself a few warm-up laps to get used to it. In essence, I was attempting to bias my time in FAVOR of this product and... it didn't produce.In this test, I ran the BMW Z4 GT3 around Mugello Full Circuit (Car Class: R835 for those familiar with Forza). I ran the following assists:Shifting: MANUAL (No clutch)Traction Control: ONStability Control: OFFAnti-Lock Brakes: OFFBraking Line: CORNERS ONLYSteering: NORMALDamage, Fuel and Tires: SIMULATIONI acquired the following results using the standard controller:Lap 1: 1:53.747Lap 2: 1:53.211Lap 3: 1:53.717Lap 4: 1:52.972Lap 5: 1:53.171For the product attached to the controller, I acquired the following results:Lap 1: 1:54.805Lap 2: 1:54.400Lap 3: 1:54.833Lap 4: 1:54.304Lap 5: 1:54.141So as you can see, I was 1.0 to 1.5 seconds SLOWER using this device. I've been a competitive Forza racer for years, starting in Forza Motorsport 2, so I know my way around this game. Bear in mind some other bias that could affect these results, such as my familiarity with the Xbox controller, my UNfamiliarity with this device, having to map settings around this device to make it usable, etc.The end result is that this device won't make you faster. Trail braking (braking while turning in to a corner) is a pain with the way your hands try to flex, the device won't return to neutral position on its own, small corrections require large amounts of input through the device, among the aforementioned grievances. The SINGLE saving grace is fun factor. I definitely enjoyed the feeling of turning a wheel than pushing a joystick left or right. It was a lot of fun to try out. Hopefully this product will be developed more and can be made better. I'll even offer myself to help develop this product, if the developer is genuinely interested in trying to improve.All in all, if you're a competitive racer trying to squeeze an extra tenth of lap time out, this device won't do it. If you're a casual racer that wants to try something different and don't mind making some sacrifices, go for it.

Does not fit the Xbox controller, the product grips and presses down on the LB and RB buttons. We needed to grind the plastic down with a sanding bit to make the plastic thin enough to not press down on the buttons.

Doesn't stay in place for long. Don't waste your time and money.

Wasn’t very satisfied with the product, dimensions need some tweaking...

It's a good steering wheel