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Thrustmaster T150 Pro Racing Wheel (PS4/PS3 and PC) works with PS5 games

Thrustmaster T150 Pro Racing Wheel (PS4/PS3 and PC) works with PS5 games

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Bottom line: The Thrustmaster T150 Pro Racing Wheel works with PS5 games: Belt-pulley force feedback runs quieter than gear-driven wheels in the same tier.

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Pros & Cons

Pros

  • ✓ Belt-pulley force feedback runs quieter than gear-driven wheels in the same tier
  • ✓ 1080 degrees of rotation covers rally, touring car, and arcade steering settings
  • ✓ 11-inch (28 cm) rim diameter is close to a real car steering wheel
  • ✓ 12-bit optical sensor resolves 4,096 steps across the steering axis
  • ✓ One wheel covers PS5 games, PS4, PS3, and PC without a second base

Cons

  • ✗ Price, stock, shipping and returns are set by the retailer and may have changed since this page was last updated

Manufacturer description

The Thrustmaster T150 Pro racing wheel brings belt-driven force feedback to PS5, PS4, PS3, and PC sim racing without the price of a direct-drive base. The 11-inch (28 cm) rim is sized close to a real car's wheel, and the belt-pulley system inside the base delivers force feedback that stays quiet under load instead of rattling through hard curbs and kerb strikes. You get up to 1080 degrees of rotation, so you can dial the wheel down to 270 degrees for arcade handling or open it up for rally and touring-car work that needs real hand-over-hand steering. Thrustmaster's optical position sensor…

SpecPicks Verdict

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Common buyer scenarios for sim racing of this kind: matching it to an existing build, replacing a failing part, or upgrading from a previous-generation equivalent. Check the spec table below against your current setup — particularly socket / form-factor / power-rating fields — and confirm compatibility on the retailer's listing before purchase. Prices and stock are set by the retailer and may have moved since this page was last updated.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the Thrustmaster T150 Pro work on PS5?

Yes. Thrustmaster lists the T150 Pro as working with PS5 games, and it also supports PS4, PS3, and PC. Individual PS5 titles have to add wheel support themselves, so check the compatibility list for the specific game you race.

How many degrees does the T150 Pro wheel turn?

Up to 1080 degrees of rotation, which is three full turns lock to lock. Most sim racers lower that in software to match the car they are driving, since 900 degrees suits road cars and 270 to 360 degrees suits arcade and drift setups.

Is the force feedback loud?

Thrustmaster uses a belt-pulley system in the base rather than gears, which it specifies as responsive, precise, and silent. Belt drives generally run quieter than gear-driven wheels in this class, though you will still hear the motor working during heavy curb strikes.

How big is the wheel rim?

The rim measures 11 inches, or 28 cm, in diameter. That is close to a real car steering wheel and larger than most desk-mounted budget wheels, so plan for the clearance in front of your monitor or TV.

Is the T150 Pro accurate enough for sim racing?

It uses optical position reading at 12-bit resolution, giving 4,096 distinct values across the steering axis. That resolution means small mid-corner steering corrections register in-game rather than being rounded off, which is the main reason it is well-regarded by the community.

Key Features

  • Realistic wheel: wheel rim is 11 inches / 28 cm in diameter, with an ergonomic design that’s great for all types of racing games
  • Up to 1080° wheel rotation, for optimal racing precision
  • Responsive, precise and silent Force Feedback, thanks to the belt-pulley system in the racing wheel’s base
  • Optical reading: 12-bit resolution ensures accurate in-game reproduction of all wheel movements (4,096 values on the steering axis)
  • Works with PS5 games
  • Works with PS5 games

Full Specifications

CompatibilityPC, PS5, PS4, PS3
Optical reading12-bit resolution ensures accurate in-game reproduction of all wheel movements (4,096 values on the steering axis)
Realistic wheelwheel rim is 11 inches / 28 cm in diameter, with an ergonomic design that’s great for all types of racing games

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