Brook Raslution 2 Racing Wheel Converter Ras1ution 2 for PS5/PS4/PS3/Switch/Switch OLED

This solved a real problem for me. I’ve always been Xbox but now I’m ps5, not wanting to buy all new controllers and steering wheels I looked for a solution and found this! It’s a very sleek smart design, was incredibly easy to set up and use! I like the app for extra functionality and ability to alter settings like force feedback. It’s totally silent and just works, and it works across multiple Consoles and different controllers. I notice no difference using my Xbox controllers on the ps5. It’s an excellent product and very clever engineering.

Great things come in small packages. Works perfectly fine with the ps5 and a Xbox steering wheel T128 thrustmaster . Instructions require QR code scan which is inside the box ,that takes you to the relevant app store . This is for set-up and for firmware updates. Setup can be done manually too without the app . But always check firmware for your setup . A pdf file is available on the manufacturer website for operating information and this is where you will see the notification on Xbox support. Love the little bundle of fun .

Terrible product, do not buy ! Waste of 100 quid was a complete let down. No instruction’s with this either, once I did get it connected I had no force feedback back, after fiddling with it I got force feedback but the brake was stuck on! Couldn’t get it sorted at all! Don’t bother.

After weeks of deliberations I decided to buy this converter. I watched a few videos from YouTube to get me prepared but even with this when the converter arrived I had little joy as I somehow couldn’t get it working with my T-GTII wheel when trying to hook up to my Xbox series X or my Nintendo Switch. There was no information I could find that could help me. I was about to return it until I received a response to an email I had sent direct to Brook to find out how to get it all working. Brook provided me with all the information I needed to connect to both consoles. I have since tested it and it works really well across both platforms. My daughter has been loving playing Mario Kart with the wheel whereas I’ve been playing that as well as Forza and GT7. It is a great product once you get it working, the lack of information is reason why I have not given it a full 5 stars but the team at Brook really do help with technical issues you may encounter and they themselves deserve top rating with the service I received from them.

Okay first things first, this is an expensive bit of kit, no getting around that. Over a ton for a small bit of plastic with a screen and some buttons. BUT... I have had a Thrustmaster T500 RS wheel for ages. An older wheel sure, but a direct drive and works perfectly, and I use it on my PS4 and my PC for a range of sims and arcade racers. Imaging how annoyed I was that it didn't work on my PS5 - Gran Turismo in VR2 with a wheel? Gaming simply doesn't get better than that for me. So I started looking at other wheels, and basically if you're wanting anything half decent you are are looking at £250 as a minimum, so in that context this device is a bargain. Oh, the important bit - it works flawlessly on the PS5 with this wheel and pedals. So yes, it's expensive but I feel it is worth the money compared to the cost of new hardware. Recommended.

This little adapter is a game-changer. I’m running a Moza R9 wheel and pedals, and this lets me use it on PS5 flawlessly — including in GT7 and even PS VR2. Setup was simple: plug it in, follow the pairing steps, and everything just worked. It emulates a Logitech G29, so all the in-game support is there, including full force feedback, paddle shifting, and pedal recognition. No weird lag or disconnects either — it’s been completely stable. If you’ve got a direct drive setup and want to bring it to console without rebuying everything, this is 100% worth it.

Used it to connect a Logitech g923 from an xbox, to a PS5. Just plug and play. wheel works perfectly, including force feedback. Buttons mostly work, not sure about all the mappings, but is fine for the standard select and back. Pedals work fine too - with the pedals plugged into the wheelbase, and then the wheelbase plugged into the Raslution. Used it to play GT7 on a PS5 with VR2, and all worked perfectly.

I thought for the price that this would be very intuitive to use... but, alas! It's not. It's REALLY bad quality and the functionality of it goes right out of the window. Connecting it is going to create an absolute mess of cables. The LCD screen is horrid - it has no backlight, which makes no sense as it draws power from the PS5, so you can barely see what is on the screen, and it looks like it was repurposed from an 80's LCD handheld game. The buttons are also terrible, and the shape of it is just... weird. Avoid this unless you're a desperate 'MOZA' customer like myself that didn't want to buy that goofy-looking 'Thrustmaster T598' for your PS5. Just save your money up and buy the new 'Logitech RS50' instead of having to use this garbage product. You'll thank me for it later.