Vinyl Racing Wheel Stand With Seat Gaming Chair Driving Cockpit For All Logitech G923 | G29 | G920 | Thrustmaster | Fanatec Wheels | Xbox One, Ps4, Pc Platforms

The product needs to be assembled and it's fairly easy DIY and comes with booklet with steps.Pro:I have been gaming with this for two days and it's quite good.The setup itself as all metal, so feels stable while gaming.Racing seat looks good and seat cushion is removable so easy to clean.Gearbox mount is also present and installed a thrustmaster shifter.It's the replica of playseat evolution setup minus the seat slider and handbrake mount.The pedal mount is adjustable with different angles and setup distance can also be adjusted with loosening screws.Comes with a mat as well.Cons:Would have been better if seat slider were included as hassle to adjust distance with screws if different height people are using it. Maybe an option to buy it cheap seperately.Only one drawback of using this style of setup is there's a bar in the center which supports wheel, so not possible to use one feet for both brake and accelerator.But anyhow alternative is aluminium extrusion setup which is quite costly as of now in India.Overall a very good product and completely satisfied with it. Will update long term review later.

Its nice and fits perfectly for g29 logitech steering wheel and gearbox. Expected it to be much bigger but its does its job

Very nice and very comfortable

I am giving two stars because you can make it work but it's badThe seat and pedals is held together by single bolt in the middle that doesn't really go into anything. So if you're using load cells, this absolutely won't do. The thing just comes apart. It's kinda funny when it happens.Also the plate that holds the pedals just bent backwards after a month of use, I've to use ropes to keep the whole thing from coming apart and the entire rig flexes and creaks a lot. It's very wobbly, I guess it would work with g29 pedals but load cell equipped pedals sets are a no go and a load cell is the only reason I got this thing.It's a lot of metal and hard to get rid off so I'm stuck with it and have to make it work with the help of wooden planks and ropes. The chair is the only useful part now and the chair creaks a lot. Not worth the hassle and it's such a shame because in India you've to spend so much to get a decent set up going. Honestly, you're better off building a wooden rig yourself or something.