Steering Wheel PXN V9Gen2 with Force Feedback for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series S/X, Switch

PXN-V9Gen2 gaming steering wheel for PC, PS3, PS4, Xbox One, Xbox Series S&X and Switch. The PXN V9 Gen2 is a wired force-feedback steering wheel designed for sim and racing games, delivering tactile resistance and adaptive vibration to increase realism. It includes hall-effect magnetic pedals, a 6+R gearbox, adjustable steering angle from 270° to 900°, and RGB indicators to assist with gear changes.

Advantages

The wheel uses a 16-bit magnetic encoder for high precision and stable tracking of movements. Dual vibration motors provide adaptive feedback that responds to in-game events. Customizable buttons and a companion app enable parameter tuning and personalization. Ergonomic button layout and a soft TPE rubber coating improve comfort during extended play sessions. The set is multi-platform compatible and comes with mounts and required cables for straightforward setup.

Suitable for

• Home racing simulators and casual racing games
• Track, rally and drift racing styles
• Players who want force-feedback and realistic shifting
• Multi-platform gamers using PC, PlayStation, Xbox or Nintendo Switch

Key specifications

• Manufacturer: PXN
• Model: V9 Gen2
• Connection: Wired
• Force feedback: yes (adaptive vibration, dual motors)
• Encoder: 16-bit magnetic
• Steering angle: adjustable 270°–900°
• Included controls: steering wheel, hall pedals, 6+R gearbox
• Dimensions: Wheel approx. 280 x 341 x 295 mm; Pedals approx. 400 x 380.5 x 140 mm; Gearbox approx. 105.5 x 179 x 171.5 mm
• Weight: approx. 3280 g
• Operating current: 80 mA normal / <150 mA vibration / <500 mA guidance
• Operating temperature: 10–40°C
• Operating humidity: 20–80%

How to use

Mount the steering wheel using the supplied mounts and connect to your platform with the provided USB-C to USB-A or micro-USB cable as appropriate. Install or launch the companion app if you wish to adjust sensitivity, vibration intensity, RGB behavior and button mappings. Set the steering angle (270°–900°) physically according to the type of racing and calibrate pedals and gearbox in the game controls menu. Use the 6+R gearbox and handbrake function for manual shifting and realistic gear changes.

Usage recommendations

For stable operation place the pedals on a non-slip surface and secure the wheel to a desk or rig. Allow a short calibration and test session after configuration changes. Keep the device within the specified temperature and humidity range for reliable performance.