At the 2022 Paris Motor Show, Thrustmaster unveiled its new T128 Force Feedback racing wheel, designed to provide a turbocharged introduction to the world of driving simulation. It's designed to let gamers experience exciting new driving sensations for the first time.
Thrustmaster's T128 steering wheel has inherited the same HYBRID DRIVE technology as its older brother, the T248. It employs a combined belt and gear mechanism to achieve Force Feedback performance that is 20% more powerful than previous Thrustmaster T150 and TMX racing wheels. Featuring realistic force feedback, a 4-color LED engine speed indicator strip, gear shift paddles and high-precision magnetic technology pedals; together they make the T128 offer a high performance factor and a competitive investment, to give you a real advantage when starting out in the world of sim racing.
Thrustmaster presents a flyer for those who want to get started
Designed to help users develop their driving skills, the T128 is available in two different versions. One is officially licensed for Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One, while the other is compatible with PlayStation 5 and PlayStation 4. Both versions are also compatible with PC.
It features a wide variety of Thrustmaster technologies packed into an affordable and versatile racing wheel. It doesn't sacrifice anything in terms of performance and opens up a truly immersive experience for new pilots. Its next-generation hybrid motorization system achieves 20% more power compared to Thrustmaster's T150 and TMX flywheels.
Since every extra weight affects performance, the T128's wheel rim is extremely lightweight. This allows you to take full advantage of Force Feedback, achieving maximum speed in any situation. Integrated into two key game elements, the HEART magnetic technology aims to improve driver precision in all games by eliminating dead zones and preventing any potential loss of accuracy over time, thanks to its certified frictionless system. The top center of the wheel features a 4-color LED strip displaying motor speed and information transmitted directly from the game via telemetry.
