Aerosoft Truck & Bus Wheel Review + Unboxing Test On OMSI 2 The Bus And Euro Truck Simulator

[@InsideAgameR]

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[@trevorlbeck]

i think the hori wheel beats this one

[@jonny-simulation-gamer]

on ets2 you can change the wheel rotation of the wheel in game to what ever you want it in the settings

[@brett6626]

I’m sorry but, for 400? The wheel looks like it released in 2008.

[@TheVespap200e]

And Lots Lots more! So what's Lots Lots more? Just asking!

[@tompsu9536]

Such a great idea and been wanting something like this for a long time but the execution is far from perfect. Is there any similar but high-quality sidepanels for buses/trucks?

[@InsideAgameR]

@tompsu9536 hori have made a wheel it's expensive tho but worth a look

[@drb111uk5]

Thanks for this review!

[@InsideAgameR]

No problem

[@Thundxr1]

Needs more rotation like a real bus

[@zkxrpyun]

Basically just an old Logitech Driving Force GT with a s**tty moulded plastic wheel. It's a joke that they're charging circa £400 for something of this little quality. I honestly wouldn't have expected anything less from Aerosoft if I'm completely honest. They publish half-arsed games with very little content and charge an arm and a leg for it. The Logitech G29 was cheaper than this on launch (around £300), and that came with quieter motors and gears, stitched leather wheel, and the (albeit cumbersome) ability to customise the gear shift knob, add aftermarket wheel accessories (indicator stalk etc). I've not heard of Hori, I'd have to have a look into that at a later date, but from what I've seen from MOZA with their TSW wheel kit, fully interchangeable wheels supporting anywhere from their basic low torque wheelbases to their beefy high spec ones. They're not cheap by any stretch of the imagination, but the quality... And the BUTTONS, my god the amount of programmable buttons

[@mragrayson]

Agreed

[@TheVespap200e]

400 dollars! NOT A CHANCE im I going to spend that much money on this product!

[@InsideAgameR]

yeah pretty pricey bit of kit

[@stevenmacdonald9619]

As others are already saying, Aerosoft go half arsed on everything they do. They can't even be bothered working real audio, and instead fob us off with digital noise. £400 for this wheel is a joke of a price. Let us know when you are ready to take your consumers seriously, Aerosoft. There STILL is no bus or truck simulator that comes up to standard. At least OMSI2 tries to be what it should be, and that game doesn't have a team of developers, or a large budget, like Aerosoft. Clearly they have made sure their own games are served, just like they serve German bus services and nobody else's.

[@tjderby2012]

For £400 that seems very poor quality. I’ll be staying well clear.

[@InsideAgameR]

Yeah better on the market for the same price or even cheaper

[@ElmoPlayss]

400 dollars??? What a scam dude

[@InsideAgameR]

yeah i wasnt keen