I recently purchased and returned the TX 458, Just wondering if I should give it another chance?
807091
Dont know why you returned,but if you want a wheel for xbox one its your only choice.I love mine.I hate to drive with a controler.
807092
Absolutely give it another try! I also had to return my original for a defect, but my replacement is doing fine. I just can't race Forza 5 without it. Racing with a controller makes no sense.
807093
I would not get it until it is proven to be more reliable. If you do not mind dealing with repair once in awhile, then go for it.
807094
Sure, now more than ever. Forza Horizon is coming and well, by now you have Forza 5 and NFS Rivals. Also I love to play on my PC with iRacing and RFactor. The new updates take the most of your wheels force feedback.I hope this could be of any help.
744824
Theres no risk... you could find the older model or the new one working perfectly... they may try to sell as new an older model but you could review or return it... tak care! welcome to TF700T family..
34947
i had the same dilemma and opted for the p7000. I'm waiting for mine to arrive from amazon.
1760903
Honestly this not worth of investment, since I was not able to open mine for a while coz I'm always busy, when time comes that I was able to hook up on my system too late for me to return so I just throw it to garbage out of frustration that where it belongs. If you still has time left for you to return hurry to get your money back. Good luck.
2052067
Personally I have not compared specs against the x4000, but I will say I am dissatisfied with my 4520CI and would recommend against it. Hopefully Denon has upped their quality in their newer models, but the 4520 is buggy, and not of the quality I am used to for Denon. I have been using Denon myself for the past 30 years and every iteration gets a little worse. Ill be looking for a different brand for my next AV receiver unless I see som significant improvement in their reviews.
2257187
I looked this up prior to buying it - 45000. Pull the trigger on it - you won't regret it.
1453363
Ronald W. Hunt I'll tell you what... buy it and if it works for you GREAT! If not, return it for a refund and leave bad feedback. I answered with my experience. If that is not good enough for you, OH WELL!
2256936
Best way to find out is to buy it and try it.If it don't work out,you can return it for a full refund.
1989524
I was looking at your reviews, before deciding on whether to buy one myself. thanks for your input.
1452175
I did RETURN it. It did not suit my needs. So, I have no clue what so ever about it. My Apologies.
1901482
I Have an old worn out Revolution its still preferable to the newer model. The 70 buck version just doesn't do as much. Worth it...you bet if you really like and use all the functions. The revolution is discontinued.
1732112
that's got to be typo , I too bought one back in 2006 or 7 and I would buy again as mine finally wore out....hope they fix that price...Ill pay 80 , but not 1130...crazy...
1034281
I use a tn-450. I wouldn't try to use something not recommended by the manufacturer. Why take a chance on messing up your machine for a savings of a few bucks?
1390271
I wouldn't count on it. Look for a t17 screen? You could always just but it, try it out, and if it doesn't work go ahead and return or exchange it.
1817603
Very... Amazon refunded me as soon as the tracking number was scanned for the return. Try to find an EVO 3D with a bad ESN for less than $30
901659
There are some review sites that claim the sound to be better on the 451, but I discern any difference. I will say that when I compared, the 451 were straight out of the box with very little burn in time while the 450 had considerable burn in time so maybe another comparison will yield different results.
1977144
I've had the same experience. The quality varies greatly from unit to unit and the USB connection is a big problem and is usually the first thing to quit working. My advice is, if you like the 1129 return it for one that is fully functional. Otherwise ask for a refund. Keep in mind that the average functioning lifespan on these units (I've had more than a few) is limited to months, not years.