TOCiTAA USB Simulator Shifter Compatible with Thrust-master T300RS/GT Logi-tech G29 G27 G25 G920 Sim Racing Shifter for PC Windows Racing Games, with Hall Effect Sensor 7+R, with Clamp

Okay so it's worlds of difference between this and the logitech H shifter. 1000x better for ATS/ETS!! It definitely needed some oil for springs and plastic guides under the metal H pattern plate. I used a tiny bit of Remington gun oil on the guide and springs and it now amazing for the Trucking simulators!! Whisper quiet now and smooth as could be. I figured it would feel better for trucking simulator than some of the others on the market and 100% is. Very mechanical feel to it. Only time will tell as far as longevity goes though. Im happy for the price

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I've recently dipped my toe into Sim Racing and wanted to give this particular shifter a shot based off a YouTube video review.When I received the unit, I was impressed with the build quality and thought overall I had made a good purchase. But as soon as I plugged it into my PC, the issues began. The shifter would not stay connected to my PC. It would work for about 30 seconds at a time, then disconnect itself and require a USB reseat to reconnect. I tried multiple ports, I tried reinstalling my USB hub drivers through device manager, but ultimately the issue seemed to be related to either a bad driver or a loose internal connection on the shifter itself.I returned the unit and bought a different unit from a vendor not on Amazon.

The minimal electronics while heavily removed from the physical nature of operation in this device are sadly the failure point here. The red layer is printed with a board and the sensors connected down with micro usb and a standard cord out. The usb broke at the base making this whole this toast unfortunately.