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Home»Hardware»Turtle Beach Racer: this is how the wireless steering wheel for Xbox and PC performs, which bets on comfort for the whole family
Turtle Beach Racer: this is how the wireless steering wheel for Xbox and PC performs, which bets on comfort for the whole family
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Turtle Beach Racer: this is how the wireless steering wheel for Xbox and PC performs, which bets on comfort for the whole family

Adrián FuentesBy Adrián Fuentes4 November, 2025No Comments

Races without cables, without pedals and with total freedom to play from the sofa or the desk.

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Not all wheels need pedals to offer a great driving experience, especially when the peripheral is designed for the more casual player and less dedicated to simulators. The Turtle Beach Racer bets on a more relaxed proposal, accessible and uncomplicated: no cables, no cumbersome installation, and with a surprising autonomy.

  • Available on Amazon: Turtle Beach Racer Wireless Racing Wheel for Xbox Series

Compatible with Xbox Series, Xbox One, PC, and even Android devices with Bluetooth, this wireless wheel arrives with an official price of 149.99€ and a focus designed for all types of players, especially the more casual ones or those looking for something simple for games like Forza Horizon or almost any other car game you can imagine.

After several weeks of using it in different spaces at home (from the desk to the living room sofa), I have made it clear that it is a very well-thought-out proposal for those seeking comfort, quick response, and an experience without technical complications.

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Analysis of the Turtle Beach Racer: racing without complications, without cables, and without pedals

Lightweight design and conceived for all spaces

One of the things that has surprised me the most is how easy it is to get it working. You don’t need a pedal: the accelerator, brake, and gears are controlled from the wheel itself thanks to the analog paddles and front buttons.

You can hold it with its integrated non-slip clamps on desks or tables, or simply use it in armrest mode to play from the sofa. Ideal for those who don’t have space for a complete cabin.

Reliable wireless connectivity + Bluetooth for mobile devices

  • It works with a 2.4GHz wireless signal, and I haven’t noticed any latency, even at 9-10 meters from the console. You can also connect it to mobile devices and Android tablets via Bluetooth 5.1. It is compatible with any device that supports Android 8.0 or higher, which makes it a very interesting option for playing in the cloud.

Long-lasting battery and Play-and-Charge cable mode

It has a battery life of up to 30 hours, and in my experience, it is fulfilled without problems. For longer sessions or if you prefer to forget about charging it, it includes a 3-meter USB-C cable to play while it charges. I haven’t had to charge it more than twice during the entire testing period.

Controller mode for non-compatible games

  • One of its greatest successes is the controller mode, which allows you to use the wheel in games that do not natively support wheels. I’ve tried it in Rocket Racing and other arcade-style racing games, and it works without problems. It doesn’t replace a gamepad in precision, but it greatly expands compatibility.

Control Center 2 app and customization

With the Control Center 2 app, you can reassign buttons, adjust dead zones, and update the firmware from Xbox or PC. It’s easy to use, and it allows you to personalize the two quick-action buttons according to the game. You can also adjust the wheel’s behavior (rotation, paddle response, etc.) without complicating yourself.

The best

  • All-in-one configuration, without pedals or complex mounts
  • Robust wireless connectivity and Bluetooth for mobile devices
  • Controller mode ideal for arcade or non-compatible games

Room for improvement

  • No force feedback
  • Focused on casual players rather than demanding simulators

Final verdict

After testing the Turtle Beach Racer in different situations, I can say that it fulfills exactly what it promises: racing without complications and without cables. It’s not designed for professional simracers, but for those who want a comfortable, reliable, and uncomplicated experience without having to set up a cockpit.

Its compact design, long-lasting battery, and broad compatibility make it a perfect wheel for those who enjoy racing games from the sofa or a table without turning their living room into a garage.

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