The PXN V99 is a gear-driven force feedback racing wheel with a 3.2 Nm peak torque rating, a 300 mm rim, Hall-sensor pedals and a 6+R H-pattern shifter. PXN built the PXN V99 as an entry into real force feedback for PC, Xbox and PS4 players moving up from a vibration-only wheel. This unit is sold used in like-new condition. Before anything else, check your platform: PXN lists the V99 as not compatible with PS5.
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PXN V99 Force Feedback: What 3.2 Nm Means
PXN rates the PXN V99 at 3.2 Nm peak torque from a dual-motor, dual-gear drive. Peak torque is the strongest pull the base can produce for a moment, not a force it holds continuously, and PXN does not publish a continuous figure. Gear drive is the common design at this price: you feel kerbs, slides and weight transfer clearly, with a little mechanical texture that belt or direct-drive bases smooth out.
For context, 3.2 Nm is enough to fight you through a long corner in a GT car without being tiring in a two-hour session. It will not match the realism of a direct-drive base, and it is not meant to.
Rotation, Rim and Controls
Rotation switches between 900 and 270 degrees. Use 900 degrees for road cars, trucks and simulators that map the wheel one-to-one; 270 degrees suits arcade racers and rally games where quick, short inputs matter. PXN lists 16-bit steering resolution and a 300 mm rim (it also quotes the rim as 11 inches).
The PXN V99 has aluminium shift paddles behind the rim and two independent buttons that can work as a handbrake or as high and low range switches in truck games. The base is wired, and PXN supports firmware updates and settings through its PXN Wheel app.
Pedals and 6+R Shifter
The pedal set uses Hall magnetic induction sensors, which measure position without a contact that wears down, so readings stay steady over time. The separate H-pattern shifter has six gears plus reverse, useful in games that support a manual gearbox with clutch. PXN’s product page does not state the number of pedals, so check the product photos for the pedal unit included with this set.
Platform Compatibility
PXN lists the PXN V99 for PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PS4. PXN also states clearly that it is not compatible with PS5, so a PS5 owner should look at a different wheel. On PC the wheel offers X-input and D-input modes, and PXN notes there is no force feedback in X-input mode, so use D-input for sim racing titles on PC.
Game support for force feedback depends on each title’s wheel settings. Most PC racing sims let you map buttons and axes manually if the wheel is not recognised automatically.
Size, Mounting and Power
PXN lists the wheel base at 270 x 300 x 249 mm and gives an item weight of 6,325 g for the set. The base clamps to a desk or mounts on a wheel stand. It runs from an external power adapter, which force feedback needs; PXN’s product pages do not list the adapter’s input voltage.
Condition of This Unit
This PXN V99 is sold as used, in like-new condition. It carries the same 1-year warranty from Totot as a new item, and the same 14-day return window if it arrives defective or does not match the listing.
Who This Is Not For
PS5 owners: PXN lists the PXN V99 as not compatible with PS5. Anyone who wants the smooth, detailed feel of a direct-drive base, since this is a gear-driven design with a 3.2 Nm peak rating. Players who only use Xbox-style controller input on PC, because X-input mode has no force feedback. And buyers who want a brand-new sealed box, since this unit is used in like-new condition.
Ordering in the UAE
We ship the PXN V99 to all emirates within up to 3 business days, with free delivery on orders from AED 300. It includes a 1-year warranty from Totot, returns within 14 days for defective or non-matching items, and 48 hours from delivery to report shipping damage.
Technical Specifications
- Model: PXN V99
- Condition: Used, like new
- Force feedback: Dual motors, dual gear drive
- Peak torque: 3.2 Nm (continuous figure not published)
- Rotation: 900° or 270°, switchable
- Steering resolution: 16-bit
- Rim: 300 mm (PXN also lists 11 inches)
- Pedals: Hall magnetic induction linear pedals
- Shifter: 6+R H-pattern gear lever
- Other controls: Aluminium shift paddles; 2 independent buttons (handbrake or truck range switch)
- Platforms: PC (Windows), Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S, PS4; not compatible with PS5
- PC modes: X-input (no force feedback) and D-input
- Connection: Wired
- Software: PXN Wheel app, firmware updates supported
- Base size: 270 x 300 x 249 mm
- Weight: 6,325 g (item weight listed by PXN)
- Power: External power adapter; input rating not published by PXN
- Warranty: 1-year warranty from Totot
Specifications are from PXN’s official V99 product pages. Full details are published on the PXN V99 official product page.
FAQ
Does the PXN V99 work with PS5?
No. PXN lists the V99 as not compatible with PS5. It supports PC, Xbox One, Xbox Series X|S and PS4.
How strong is the force feedback?
3.2 Nm peak torque from a dual-motor, gear-driven base. PXN does not publish a continuous torque figure.
Can I change the rotation angle?
Yes. It switches between 900 and 270 degrees.
Does force feedback work on PC?
Yes, in D-input mode. PXN notes there is no force feedback in X-input mode.
Are the pedals Hall sensor?
Yes. PXN lists Hall magnetic induction linear pedals.
Is this unit new?
No. It is used in like-new condition and carries a 1-year warranty from Totot.
Browse more in our Gaming Steering Wheels range. Every order from Totot carries a 1-year warranty covering manufacturing defects, with our 14-day return policy for defective or non-compliant items, and nationwide UAE delivery.
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