Best HORI Racing Wheel (2026): 3 Picks by Stated Specs
The top pick in this guide is the HORI Wired Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX, the only HORI listing in the pool whose title names both force feedback and pedals, and it names Xbox Series X and Xbox One. It leads because the ordering rule places stated force feedback and named pedals ahead of listings that state fewer details. Every entry here is compared on the details its title states and on its live price. This guide is a comparison of stated specs and live prices, with nothing guessed when a listing is silent.
3 picks from 4 racing wheels that match this guide with a price we can quote today, made by 9 makers. Every price below is live and carries the moment it was read.
The picks at a glance
| # | Pick | Racing wheel | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Force feedback and pedals in one title | HORI Wired Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX | $199.35 price as of 2026-10-13 13:09 UTC (Details) |
| 2 | Force feedback for Xbox Series X|S | HORI Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX Designed for Xbox Series X|S | $215.99 price as of 2026-10-13 13:10 UTC (Details) |
| 3 | PS5, PS4 and PC named in the title | HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5 | $108.99 price as of 2026-10-13 13:26 UTC (Details) |
Which one should you buy?
- For an Xbox player who wants force feedback and pedals in one box: The wired DLX is the only HORI pick in this pool whose title names both force feedback and a pedal set, and it names Xbox Series X and Xbox One. See pick 1
- For an Xbox Series X|S player who wants force feedback: The DLX is designed for Xbox Series X|S per its title and is officially licensed by Microsoft; it states force feedback but does not name pedals. See pick 2
- For a PS5 owner: The Apex title names PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC and is officially licensed by Sony; it does not state a feedback type or name pedals. See pick 3
The 3 picks
1 Force feedback and pedals in one title
HORI Wired Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX
- Console named
- Xbox
- Feedback
- Force feedback
- Pedals included
- Yes
$199.35 price as of 2026-10-13 13:09 UTC (Details)
This pick ranks first because its title states force feedback and names pedals, the two details that put it ahead of the other HORI listings under the ordering rule. It also names Xbox Series X and Xbox One in the title.
Pros
- Title states force feedback
- Title names pedals
- Title names Xbox Series X and Xbox One
- Wired connection stated in the title
Cons
- No stated torque figure in the title
- No rotation stated in the title
- No PlayStation named in the title
Good fit if
- Xbox players who want force feedback and pedals in one title
- Buyers who want a wired connection stated on the listing
Skip if
- PlayStation players: no PlayStation is named in this title
- Buyers who want a stated torque figure to compare
Verdict: The only HORI pick in this guide whose title names both force feedback and pedals.
2 Force feedback for Xbox Series X|S
HORI Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX Designed for Xbox Series X|S
- Console named
- Xbox
- Feedback
- Force feedback
$215.99 price as of 2026-10-13 13:10 UTC (Details)
This pick ranks second: it states force feedback like the top pick, but its title does not name pedals, so it falls behind. It is the HORI listing designed for Xbox Series X|S and officially licensed by Microsoft per the title.
Pros
- Title states force feedback
- Designed for Xbox Series X|S per the title
- Officially licensed by Microsoft per the title
Cons
- No pedals named in the title
- No stated torque figure in the title
- No rotation stated in the title
Good fit if
- Xbox Series X|S players who want force feedback
- Buyers who prefer a listing licensed by Microsoft
Skip if
- Buyers who want pedals named in the title
- PlayStation players: no PlayStation is named in this title
Verdict: A force feedback HORI wheel for Xbox Series X|S, with pedals left for later.
3 PS5, PS4 and PC named in the title
HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5
- Console named
- PlayStation
- PS5 named
- Yes
$108.99 price as of 2026-10-13 13:26 UTC (Details)
This pick ranks last because its title does not state a feedback type, so it follows the two force feedback wheels under the ordering rule. It is the only HORI listing here whose title names PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC, and it is officially licensed by Sony per the title.
Pros
- Title names PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC
- Officially licensed by Sony per the title
- Only pick in this guide that names a Sony console
Cons
- No feedback type stated in the title
- No pedals named in the title
- No stated torque figure in the title
Good fit if
- PS5 owners who want a Sony-licensed wheel
- Buyers who want a title that names a PC as well
Skip if
- Buyers who want force feedback stated in the title
- Xbox players: no Xbox is named in this title
Verdict: The HORI wheel for PS5, PS4 and PC, compared on the consoles its title names.
Side by side
| # | Racing wheel | Console named | PS5 named | Feedback | Rotation | Torque | Pedals included |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | HORI Wired Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX | Xbox | not stated | Force feedback | not stated | not stated | Yes |
| 2 | HORI Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX Designed for Xbox Series X|S | Xbox | not stated | Force feedback | not stated | not stated | not stated |
| 3 | HORI Racing Wheel Apex for Playstation 5 | PlayStation | Yes | not stated | not stated | not stated | not stated |
How we picked
The pool for this guide holds 3 racing wheel listings sold under the maker name HORI. The wheels are compared on the details each listing states: the feedback type, the consoles the title names, whether a pedal set is named, and the live price printed on the page. The ordering rule ranks wheels first by stated feedback (force feedback here, then titles that state none), then by stated torque (none of the three states a figure), then by pedals named, then by the order they appear in the pool. No listing states a torque or rotation figure in its title, so those fields are not compared. The top pick ranks first because its title names force feedback and pedals together.
How to choose
Which console the title names
Two of the three HORI titles name Xbox consoles: the wired DLX names Xbox Series X and Xbox One, the DLX names Xbox Series X|S. The Apex names PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC. The console a title names is what the seller states; before buying, check the maker's own compatibility list for the console you plan to use.
Force feedback, vibration or neither
Two titles state force feedback; one of them also names vibration rumble in the title. The Apex names no feedback type. A title that says force feedback without naming direct drive is counted here as force feedback, and this guide does not guess at a mechanism when the title is silent.
Pedals in the box or bought later
Only the wired DLX names pedals in its title. The other two listings do not state whether a pedal set is included. If you want pedals named in the same title, that pick is the one to compare.
Torque as a stated figure
None of the three titles in this pool states a torque figure in Nm. Because the seller does not state one, this guide does not rank or compare these wheels on torque, and it does not fill in a number.
Check the maker's compatibility list
A title can name a console, but support can vary with firmware and setup. Read the listing and the maker's manual and support pages, and check the maker's own compatibility list before you buy.
What this guide leaves out (and why)
The catalogue holds only the words of each listing title and the live price. There is no data here on force feedback feel, game support, wheel weight, rim size, durability or mounting. This guide leaves those out rather than guess at them.
Questions
Does this guide cover how the force feedback feels or which games are supported?
The catalogue for this guide holds only what each listing title states: feedback type, consoles, pedals and the live price. There is no data on feel, strength beyond the title, game support, mounting or durability, and this site does not guess. The comparison rests on stated details and live prices only.
Which HORI pick names pedals in its title?
In this pool of three HORI listings, only the HORI Wired Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX names pedals in its title. The HORI Force Feedback Racing Wheel DLX and the HORI Racing Wheel Apex do not state whether pedals are included. This guide keeps that silence instead of filling it in.
What consoles do the HORI titles name?
Two titles name Xbox: the wired DLX names Xbox Series X and Xbox One, the DLX names Xbox Series X|S. The Apex names PlayStation 5, PlayStation 4 and PC. These are the platforms each seller states in the title. Check the maker's compatibility list before buying.
Why is the HORI Racing Wheel Apex ranked last?
It is the only pick whose title does not state a feedback type. The ordering rule of this guide ranks stated force feedback first, then titles that state none, so a listing without a stated feedback type follows the two that name it.
Where can a buyer check compatibility before buying a HORI wheel?
Read the listing in full and the maker's manual and support pages, and check the maker's own compatibility list before buying. This guide compares titles from the catalogue on stated details and live prices; it cannot verify mounting on a desk, stand or cockpit.
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