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06.03.2020 08:41
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Hey guys, I ordered my Logitech G27 steering wheel: Logitech G27 Racing Wheel and the OpenWheeler gaming seat sim came as recommended item by Amazon, in addition to the wheel so I gave it a shot. Seat is very comfortable and made of sturdy fabric that does not stretch or wrinkle. Metal chassis is heavy duty and very stable. The adjustability is the best part of it. It slides forward and backward just as a real car seat. Reclines down to the point where I can just lay down and rest after a hard core race. It comes with some tools; however it's pretty much pre-assembled. It took me 15 minutes to put it together. It also comes with the hardware to mount the wheel and pedals with bolts. The caster wheels under the pedal platform allow me to move my rig around easy. I did a quick video tour of my setup, mostly for G27 but obviously you can get an idea of the seat from it as well. Overall 5 stars for the OpenWheeler seat as well as for the Logitech G27 wheel set. |
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I have been shopping around for several months. I have been looking for something that is easy to move out of the way as I am setting it up in the middle of my VR space. I have an HTC Vive and sometimes play seated games and sometimes need to move around. Most sim chairs have built in for monitors, and are heavy and cumbersome to move around. This item is perfect for my VR cockpit. |
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The build quality of the product is impressive. In no way does it feel cheap or shortcuts taken. I have attached pictures I have yet to cable manage as I am waiting on HOTAS mounts to come in and will update once that does and I have it neatly set up. Right now there are cables everywhere. |
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The chair fully reclines and slides forward or back on rails as a regular car seat would. Most important to me is its easy to move. There are two wheels in the front you can move the unit around easily. This allows me to move it out of the way so I can use my 16'x16x space for room scale VR games. Then simply wheel it back into location for seated VR games. |
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This is a perfect example of how you can have low cost manufacturing and have a high quality end product! The assembly instructions were very easy to follow (although I wish they used a normal font) and the labeling for the various packages were clear and well done. The inclusion of all tools necessary saved me from running around finding the right hex wrench size and the right size crescent wrench. Everything was nicely packaged in a cloth zippered bag. It really felt like a quality product. It's clear that OpenWheeler takes their quality seriously too as all the parts are separately bubble wrapped and they appear to have wrapped the parts then done some minor assembly for things like the seat and wheel tray since the odd parts that stick our have perfect size cutouts in the bubble wrap. |
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There was no damage to my packaging due to the care they planned and packed with and there were no blemishes in the black finish or on the seat cover, everything was perfect! This is a well thought out product in packaging and assembly. |
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Once you have a racing wheel and a place to mount your wheel and pedals, you’ll want to start buying racing simulator games and practice your racing skills. What software you use largely depends on if you want to play online and race against others, what tracks you want to race on, what kind of cars you want to race and how realistic you want the racing experience to be. Some games are also only available for console or PC. Check out the post right here https://trustorereview.com/best-racing-s...cockpit-review/ |
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