The Thrustmaster T128 is a budget-friendly racing wheel that offers plenty of fun and features for the money. The cost-effective design isn’t anything special, but it functions admirably, performing ...

As entry-level systems go, Thrustmaster have pulled one out of the bag with the T128 wheel and pedal set for Xbox. Don’t get us wrong, it’s not up there with the more expensive options on the market, ...

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The Thrustmaster T128 is a budget racing wheel designed for those after a beginner-friendly experience. Its looks are fairly underwhelming, with its outdated gamer stylings failing to make a great ...

The Thrustmaster T128 is an affordable and accessible sim racing wheel ideal for newcomers who want to jump up from a controller without breaking the bank. At just $199.99 it includes Hybrid Drive ...

One year after Thrustmaster launched the reliable T248 Force Feedback racing wheel, the US company is back with yet another similar product, but much cheaper, the T128. Although you have to come up ...

The early Prime Day deals are in full swing, with a fantastic deal on the Thrustmaster T128 racing wheel currently on offer at Amazon US and UK. This is already Thrustmaster's entry-level racing wheel ...

I’m heading into Brands Hatch’s famous first corner, Paddock Hill bend. Given that it plunges downhill and lies at the end of a pretty long straight, this sweeping curve can be pretty challenging no ...

If you’re looking at taking your gaming racing to the next level on either the PlayStation 4 or 5 (including PC) that doesn’t break the bank, then no look further as Thrustmaster have an affordably ...

For fans of racing games, one of the biggest barriers for them to upgrade to a steering wheel from using a control pad has been the cost. Some racing sim rigs can cost thousands of pounds, and even at ...

Hi, I’m using a Thrustmaster T128 (xbox version). I’m using Bazzite 43 which now includes the hid-tmff2 drivers. The T128 isn’t working when I plug it in when booted in Bazzite. Also blacklisting xpad ...