
Thrustmaster T98-P Ferrari 296 GTB for PlayStation & PC
4 × $49.75
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The Thrustmaster T98-P is an officially licensed Ferrari racing wheel and pedal set for PS5, PS4 and PC (Windows 10/11), built at 7:10 scale and inspired by the Ferrari 296 GTB. Its 10 inch (25.5 cm) rim carries imitation carbon accents and high-performance paddle shifters for a genuinely lifelike feel behind the wheel of one of Italy's most famous cars. Bungee cord technology automatically recentres the rim and provides linear resistance for authentic driving sensations, while the 240 degree rotation angle, well beyond a standard gamepad's 180 degrees, lets you place the car with far more precision. All the buttons of a standard controller are built in for full in-game control. A selector dial inspired by Ferrari's iconic Manettino switches between three driving support profiles on the fly, from the most realistic to the most beginner friendly, so the wheel suits every skill level and makes it easy to share sessions with family and friends. Installation is quick and tool-free thanks to a clamping system that fits desks and tables up to 4.5 cm thick, and the compact design tucks away easily after use. No software is needed: just plug and play. The included two-pedal set with accelerator and brake uses Thrustmaster's patented H.E.A.R.T. Hall effect sensors for lasting precision, and its small footprint works even in tight spaces. Great for Forza Horizon 5 and plug and play in most racing titles.
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