Name: Next Level Racing Wheel Stand 2.0
SKU: 64d9b3f4f5ba010016a80b7f
Price: 2600.0 HKD
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Next Level Racing Wheel Stand 2.0

全碳黑車架，鐳射切割架身
較上一代車架提供更多調較位置
全新設計強化波箱及手剎架

HK$2,600.00

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The HF8 Haptic Feedback Gaming pad is a cushion that can be fitted on a chair or on a racing seat which features 8 vibrating pads: 4 behind your back, 2 under your butt and 2 under your thighs. The product is said to work with any application on any platform, including consoles, with PC allowing for more in-depth software profile customization. Among other uses likes FPS shooters or flying sims, the product is also heavily marketed towards simracing.

The concept itself seems very interesting and, if executed properly and supported by racing simulations, could very well be a good alternative to try giving body feedback to people who are used to feel lateral Gs and other things in a real car without having to resort to cumbersome, complex and extremely expensive motion rigs.

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