Testseek.co.uk have collected 37 expert reviews of the SteelSeries Simraceway SRW-S1 and the average rating is 79%. Scroll down and see all reviews for SteelSeries Simraceway SRW-S1.
February 2012
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The editors liked
Good price
Quality materials used
Looks great
Great packaging
Highly configurable
Material quality
Massively customizable
Easy to use
Mechanical feel dials and paddles for superior user feedback
LED RPM gauge
Adjustable sensitivity
Accurate motion control
Braided cable
Hassle free instillation
15 buttons
Customisable
Good build quality
Comfortable
The editors didn't like
Time consuming to tweak
Painful to use for long periods
High Price (Although justified taking features in to account)
No true key mapper UI outside of game control screen
Lack of wireless connectivity (maybe a future possibility?)
Published: 2013-08-29, Author: Eric , review by: uk.hardware.info
Abstract: Playing a racing game on your desktop PC is so much more fun when you use an actual steering wheel. Anyone who's played a racing game with a keyboard or gamepad and then an actual steering wheel with gas and brake pedals, can testify to this. Hardware.I...
Good price, Quality materials used, Looks great, Great packaging, Highly configurable,
Time consuming to tweak, Painful to use for long periods
Although the SRW-S1 and Simraceway has a steep learning curve, it works very well once you have become accustomed to it. The motion detection is perfect and there is zero lag. The accelerator and brake paddles work very well however the gear change pa...
Abstract: Steelseries SRW-S1 Gadget or SimulatorSteelseries have moved into a new direction with the SRW-S1 steering wheel. It has no pedals, no desk mount. It's a steering wheel with everything you need and more in one small package. The SRW-S1 has been co-designe...
The Steelseries SRW-S1 steering wheel performed very well in Simraceway, the game it was designed for. It’s a shame the wheel did not appear to work in either Blur or F1 2012 as they are both popular games and games I would have liked to have tested t...
Published: 2012-03-07, Author: Matt , review by: techradar.com
15 buttons, Customisable, Good build quality, Comfortable
No axis, Arms could get tired using it for long periods, No force feedback
The fact that it's not clamped to a desk does make it far more convenient, and the multiple buttons and dials - that can be used for racing games other than Simraceway - are excellent. But we feel that it misses out on being the ultimate gaming steering w...
Having spent many a happy hour motoring with the Steelseries, I am now convinced wheels are essential for any racing game. In my experience, the transformation in gameplay is worth the investment. Indeed, the Steelseries SRW-S1 is a fine starter wheel...
Material quality, Massively customizable, Easy to use, Mechanical feel dials and paddles for superior user feedback, LED RPM gauge, Adjustable sensitivity, Accurate motion control, Braided cable, Hassle free instillation
High Price (Although justified taking features in to account), No true key mapper UI outside of game control screen, Lack of wireless connectivity (maybe a future possibility?)
I have no problem whatsoever in giving the SRW-S1 a very well deserved recommended award, If a wireless version was to be released I would have no hesitation in giving it our Platinum award. Pros: Material quality Massively customizable Easy to use M...
Click here for full resolution (5760x1080)Because this is THE Simraceway wheel we began our testing by installing that game. That is simply a case of visiting Simraceway.com and registering for free, then downloading and installing the client. From the...
Build Quality, Designed After the F1 Racing Wheel, 15 Fully Adjustable Buttons, Digital Tachometer, 3 Control Knobs, F1 Style Gear Shifters, 180/360 Degrees Option, Motion Sensors (Accelerators), Simraceway Game (10$ Included For In-Game Purchases), Pric
Compatibility (100% Only With The Simraceway Game), Can't Use It For Long Without A Base, No Force Feedback,
After spending quite a few days playing racing titles with the Simraceway SRW-S1 (enjoyed every single one although it did take me some time to get used to it) i really feel that something's missing. The controller is actually quite amazing not only becau...
