Does the PXN V900 GEN2 have force feedback?

No. It uses two vibration motors to convey terrain, braking and impacts. The wheel does not push back against your hands the way a force feedback wheel does.

What is the difference between 270° and 900° mode?

270° gives a short, quick lock suited to arcade and rally driving. 900° gives a wider lock closer to a real car, better for road racing and truck sims. You switch with a button on the wheel.

Which platforms does it work with?

PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch. On PC it supports both X-input and D-input and adapts to the connected system automatically.

Are the pedals Hall-effect?

Yes. The throttle and brake use Hall-effect sensors rather than potentiometers, which avoids the wear and drift that contact-based pedals develop over time.

Is there a clutch or shifter?

No. The set has two pedals, throttle and brake, and no gear shifter. You shift with the wheel's paddles or buttons.

Do I need to install software?

It is USB plug and play and needs no external power. Vibration strength, sensitivity and button mapping are adjusted through the PXN mobile app.

PXN V900 GEN2 270°/900° Volante con Pedales Hall

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Our take on the PXN V900 GEN2 270°/900° Volante con Pedales Hall

The PXN V900 GEN2 is a sim racing wheel with a switchable 270° or 900° steering range, a two-pedal set using Hall-effect sensors, and dual vibration motors. It has no force feedback, so road feel comes from vibration rather than a motor pushing back on the rim. It works across PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch, which is broader platform support than most wheels at its level. It suits casual racers and console players who want one wheel for several systems; anyone chasing realistic steering weight should look at a force feedback wheel instead.

Best forCasual sim racers on a first wheelHouseholds with several consolesArcade and rally-style drivingPlayers who prefer vibration over force feedback

Pros

Switchable 270°/900° range with a button on the wheel
Hall-effect pedals resist wear better than potentiometers
Works with PC, PlayStation, Xbox and Switch
Vibration, sensitivity and button mapping adjustable in the PXN app
Folding pedal base with anti-slip footing
USB plug and play, no power supply needed

Cons

No force feedback, so steering stays light and numb
Two pedals only, no clutch or shifter
Vibration motors are a rough substitute for real road feel
App-based tuning adds a step versus on-wheel menus

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About the PXN V900 GEN2 270°/900° Volante con Pedales Hall

The PXN V900 GEN2 is a sim racing wheel with Hall effect pedals. Its steering angle switches between 270° and 900° with a physical button on the wheel, with no tools or software. The 270° setting suits fast-response racing, and 900° suits car and truck simulation.

It has no force feedback. Two vibration motors reproduce terrain, braking and impacts, but they do not return force to the wheel. The grip is textured. The PXN mobile app adjusts vibration intensity, steering sensitivity and button assignment.

The pedal set has an accelerator and a brake with contactless Hall effect sensors. It folds and has a non-slip base. There is no clutch pedal or gear shifter. The wheel connects by USB Plug & Play and needs no external power supply. On PC it works in X-input and D-input modes and adapts automatically to the connected system.

Steering angle: 270° / 900°, switchable with a button on the wheel
Feedback: Dual vibration motors, no force feedback
Pedals: Accelerator and brake, Hall effect sensors
Pedal design: Foldable, non-slip base
PC modes: X-input and D-input, automatic adaptation
Settings: Vibration, sensitivity and buttons via PXN mobile app
Connection: USB Plug & Play, no external power supply
Platforms: PC (Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11), PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, Nintendo Switch
Compatibility note: PlayStation 5 compatibility is not declared
Weight: 3.28 kg
Color: Black
In the box: Wheel, accelerator and brake pedal set, connection cables, user manual
Warranty: 3-year legal warranty in Spain and Portugal

Questions and answers

Does the PXN V900 GEN2 have force feedback?: No. It uses two vibration motors to convey terrain, braking and impacts. The wheel does not push back against your hands the way a force feedback wheel does.
What is the difference between 270° and 900° mode?: 270° gives a short, quick lock suited to arcade and rally driving. 900° gives a wider lock closer to a real car, better for road racing and truck sims. You switch with a button on the wheel.
Which platforms does it work with?: PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and Nintendo Switch. On PC it supports both X-input and D-input and adapts to the connected system automatically.
Are the pedals Hall-effect?: Yes. The throttle and brake use Hall-effect sensors rather than potentiometers, which avoids the wear and drift that contact-based pedals develop over time.
Is there a clutch or shifter?: No. The set has two pedals, throttle and brake, and no gear shifter. You shift with the wheel's paddles or buttons.
Do I need to install software?: It is USB plug and play and needs no external power. Vibration strength, sensitivity and button mapping are adjusted through the PXN mobile app.
Where is the PXN V900 GEN2 270°/900° Volante con Pedales Hall cheapest?: At Simufy, for $67.00, as of our latest check.