My experience was mixed/bad.... the brake broke in 2 weeks and was replaced with a G29... there is a chaotic difference in feel and functionality.

First, be aware that the 4 buttons on the left side of the steering wheel are fake/decorative... they don't work... it's something I've never seen before.

Secondly, the key mapping is a joke. The paddles behind the steering wheel are forced to be gas/brake... and they are switches, not analog... so if you think you can use them for shifting gears +/-, it's not possible. They map to the same as gas/brake.

In terms of the gears, there seem to be 3 positions/switches... +/-/Neutral. Well, no... it's +/-/+ ... it's all over the place...

Overall, the mapping is all over the place, as if it was done by someone drunk, recognizing one thing one way and the other thing completely different, and then you have to reconfigure them... The same button, for example, recognized one as R1 and the other as Joy Button 0 (example).

The Force Feedback is probably just to increase the price... it has no strength at all and no particular connection to what happens in the game. It just vibrates for the fun of it.

As for the table support, it's mediocre because the steering wheel has an upward angle and due to its construction, it is too high compared to where you sit. (in comparison, the G29 is more horizontal and the steering wheel naturally comes to your hands)

The fact that it broke in 2 weeks while playing Euro Truck, which is not very demanding in terms of the steering wheel/pedals as everything is done with slow movements, is unacceptable and shows a manufacturing error.

Steering wheels are unfortunately very expensive, but truly the +150 for the G29 are worth it and more. I tried to save money at first, but unfortunately, the steering wheel is only worth it if you spend the money. The cheap ones cheapen the gaming experience.

If you buy it, keep the receipt/warranty... luckily, that saved me as I got a full refund from the store.

Have a good time with good health