The speaker begins by fulfilling a childhood dream by purchasing a gaming steering wheel. The speaker had previously fulfilled two other dreams a week ago and discusses the price difference between two gaming steering wheels he plans to compare.
The speaker then discusses the differences between the two steering wheels. The cheaper one is made entirely of plastic, while the more expensive one is mostly metal. The cheaper one has a turning radius of 200 degrees, while the more expensive one has a larger turning radius of 900 degrees. The cheaper steering wheel is also attached with suction cups, which the speaker finds less secure.
The speaker also discusses the differences in gaming experience between the two steering wheels. The cheaper steering wheel was used for a week before the more expensive one was purchased. The speaker found that the cheaper steering wheel was adequate for most games, but the more expensive one offered a more immersive experience, especially in games like Euro Truck Simulator 2 and Need for Speed: Shift 2.
The speaker then discusses the use of the steering wheel in other games like Need for Speed: Heat and BeamNG.Drive. He found that the more expensive steering wheel was more suitable for these games due to its larger turning radius.
The speaker concludes by discussing the price of the steering wheels and whether it's worth buying a more expensive one. He suggests that if someone likes the cheaper one and wants a more immersive experience, they could save up and buy a more expensive one. He also suggests looking at online marketplaces like Avito or AliExpress for cheaper options.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
- The text is about the author's experience of buying and comparing two gaming steering wheels, one cheap and one expensive.
- The cheap steering wheel is made of plastic, has a rotation angle of 200 degrees, a dead zone, and a selector for gear shifting.
- The expensive steering wheel is made of metal and leather, has a rotation angle of 900 degrees, a clutch pedal, a shifter, and feedback features.
- The author tested the steering wheels on different racing games, such as Euro Truck Simulator 2, NFS Shift 2, NFS Heat, GTA V, BeamNG Drive, and Assetto Corsa.
- The author found that the cheap steering wheel was suitable for casual games, but lacked precision and realism for more realistic games.
- The author preferred the expensive steering wheel for its accuracy, feedback, and immersion, but criticized its high price and hard brake pedal.
- The author also advertised a smartphone called Poko M5 and an online store called Citylink in the middle of the text.