- Does the motion feedback work on every game?
- It works on supported Xbox and PC racing titles; games without motion support fall back to standard force feedback. Check the game's wheel compatibility list before buying.
- Is it better than a Logitech G923?
- It offers a load-cell brake and motion feedback that the G923 lacks, but the G923 is smaller and simpler to set up. Choose the VelocityOne for brake feel and novelty, the G923 for compact plug-and-play use.
- Does it work on PS5?
- No. It is built for Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PC, so PlayStation consoles are not supported.
- What is in the box?
- The box includes the wheel base, a wheel rim, the pedal set, mounting hardware and a USB-C cable. A shifter is not included.
- Can I mount it to a rig?
- Yes. The base and pedals have mounting points for common sim rigs and wheel stands, and clamping to a desk is possible but less stable given the motion system.
- Is the brake pedal adjustable?
- The load-cell brake can be tuned through the software for travel and firmness, and the pedal faces can be repositioned.
- Where is the Turtle Beach VelocityOne Racing Wheel and Pedals cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $499.99, as of our latest check.