Never even tried a cheap gaming wheel before (unless you count the Wiimote plus Mario Kart wheel lolol). To me it's pretty crazy that a decent wheel costs as much as the PS4 or a 4K TV, so I imagine they are pretty legit.

My father always said “The one who buys cheap buys twice”. And he’s damn right. I wouldn’t cheap out on a wheel.

I had the cheap option and now T500RS, there is a lot of difference, at the time i bought it, it costed like 3x the console.

I don't regret he T500RS, but that was tailored to GT5, still working good on PS4, unfortunatelly for some odd reason most of times it flips right and left pedal.

There is an adage to that: "Anything can always be made a little cheaper by someone, and the ones that value something only by the price are its rightful victims".

While that is also true, he was just saying that quality usually has its price.

Although one might argue, that PSVR is a great buy for the comparatively low amount of money it costs.

A T150 really isn’t that good though.. T300RS or G29 is the minimum one should go imho. 

Never tried T150, and I'm glad there are options for all budget, and for all means the person shall find what is the best fit for him.

I don't understand why a wheel can't work for both console and PC, especially given it's cost.

Anyways, I bought Thumper and played through the first three levels. I'd read online that the game is very difficult for a rhythm game, but so far I haven't had any trouble. I tend to excel at rhythm games, so it's reassuring to me that having not played one in some time hasn't caused me to suck at them.

I still get a bit of nausea when playing VR for more than 20 or 30 minutes at a time, which is unfortunate. I'm hoping that goes away with time.

Some work, some not... but usually and adapter/conversor will solve the issue

It’s usually just some strange licensing issues and general money grabbing...I totally agree. Fortunately adapters are there to solve the issue. It still sucks.