Powerplay Red Supido Hyper Drive Portable Racing Seat (GameCube/PC/PS2/PS3/Xbox 360)

not stabile enought

Hi ok a lot of reviews are pretty damming with respect to the the Wobble factor, but c'mon guys, a dedicated gaming seat cost loads and your lounge will look like a blooming arcade and the missus will probably head for the hills. So for the price of this product its brilliant value really. Ok it wobbles because the vertical strut is just plastic, end of. The most desired product I guess people would like to use with this seat is the GT Force feed back wheel and that is a serious bit of kit and on full force will probably shake your teeth out so of course the Hyperdrive seat will flex a bit wouldnt you ?? All it needs is a bit of support and wey hey you've cracked it. I found the support I needed by using my grand daughters bean bag lap tray and a bit of blue tack under the wheel clamps and had little or no problems after that,barring pulling off the picture of Hanna Montanas dress, so Alicia will be bought a new one soon as, or I'm right in the dog house. If perhaps Powerplay brought out a support tray of their own with say foam moulded supports for the top of the legs and a clip device to retain the wheel clamp to it, I think they would definitely be on a winner and could sell it as a support accessory for serious wheels. Amazon were extremely fast with delivery as always, and overall I'm quite a chuffed old gaming Grandad. Cheers. Vic.

for me where space is minimal this is a quality idea its just a shame its flimsy so you still get movement which is annoying

wicked

very flimsy, force feedback steering wheels are too powerful for this racing seat. being 6 foot I would say I'm of average height, and somehow this product is still too small. one would be better off spending the £25+ on wood at b&q and making your own. would not recommend.

this seat is great for a gaming wheel its light and comfortable and very good value for money pleased with it

I found that the racing seat is perfect for someone who doesn't have the space to keep a rigid seat up all the time or doesn't have the access to a desk/table at a convenient height to mount a racing wheel. I have been using the seat in my living room & my partner would give me grief if I attached my wheel to the coffee table so I tried this out. The seat can be easily adjusted and holds the wheel firm. I didn't suffer any drawbacks from movement, the arm does flex slightly at times when turning but this doesn't cause any handling issues and so I haven't noticed it unless I'm actually looking down at the arm at the time. The only drawbacks are that the seat can leave indentations on soft chair coverings when used for extended periods unless something (I've used magazines) is placed underneath it, also the seat is hard so can feel a little uncomfortable after hours of racing with it. Overall though, well worth the money & was delivered promptly during the busy christmas period.

A good concept but poorly executed The support arm that holds your steering wheel is too flimsy. When turning your steering wheels, the whole thing flexes so it's not too stable. When I turned force feedback on the condition multiplied. I also find that to have steering wheel at a comfortable height, it's too clost to the body, if I move it away from my body, the steeringwheel is too high (poor design)