This is what you get because they put an impossible ...
933677
This is what you get because they put an impossible sticker right on the board! Kind of ruins the idea of dry erase
819992
It's a circle of White cardboard. What could really go wrong? If they couldn't get that right then they have a serious problem.
3766515
This is an awesome item for the price it's unfadeable!
1932012
The people complaining probably don't know what they are doing. It does exactly what it says it will.
4581535
They were unable to provide the one I ordered originally but I am quite happy with what I got anyway
2599880
From what I gather this isn't that bad of a product, it does what it says it does very simply.  By tilting the wheel left or right, the controller basically is telling the console that it's tilting the Left Analog Stick to the left or right respectively.  However, the major disappointment came when i preemptively bought Crash Team Racing on the PS Store through the PSOne Classics line.  The main reason for this was my family is obsessed with Mario Kart Wii, and never wanted to try other racing games unless they had motion controls to them, which is why I thought it'd be a fun game to try with the wheel.

When I got my wheel, I expected it to work right away, but it never did.  I tested it with Modnation Racers, Retro City Rampage, and even Ratchet and Clank 1, all games 100% ported to the PS3.  However, after testing CTR and Threads of Fate, games emulated through backwards compatibility for the PS3, the wheel controller buttons worked 100%, but the tilt controls did NOT.  EVEN IF YOU HAVE THE WHEEL, YOU CAN ONLY CONTROL RACING GAMES THROUGH THE DIRECTIONAL BUTTONS, NOT TILTING.

I'm very disappointed at this because it limits my choice in what I can play, and Sony never explicitly stated that the wheel is incompatible with PSOne Classics, only that "it works with most racing games".  It's one thing to not promise all racing games don't use the left control stick to steer, but it's another to outright ignore something that never was publicly stated as impossible despite matching all the requirements to use.  I don't mean to sound angry, any emphasis I've used in this review is solely meant to convey a huge issue that was never addressed by anyone else who used the wheel.  For that reason, the rating is more about the disappointment I received for it only being half of what I expected.  If you only want to use PS3 racing games, you'll be fine, but don't expect to experience classics like CTR in a new light.
652911
when i ordered this, i was not expecting it to be a brain killer. let me explain, it was almost imposible to figure out how to take out the blocks, i doubt that anyone under 11 can solve this. and i was thinking that taking them out was hard, puting them back together is harder, i ordered this over a year ago and i still haven't been able to put them back together correctly, right now the are in my room, untouched and impossible. there is one way to put it together and thats the way you got it. any other way will be to easy to get them out. i recommend you DONT get this unless you are some sort of genius.
2989205
If you select the driver headcover, you won't get the Yoda that is pictured. Instead they send the Stormtrooper without letting you know.
2881888
If you are expecting to get what you see in the picture forget about it!! It is a cheaper version.
253828
It is always worrisome whether you'll receive what you need when you purchase an item of this type, but this turned out to be exactly what we needed.
2365941
I have a first generation XBOX 360 (literally from the first run off the line) that has red ringed twice (fixed once by Microsoft, once by me) and as you can imagine, it was not without it's issues. Sometimes it would take an hour of opening and closing the disk drive in order for it to recognize the game (this usually happened with newer games, ESPECIALLY Battlefield 3 and Modern Warfare 3). The disk drive sounded like a combination of shoes in the drier and a jet engine. The other night it refused to even try to read any DVD I put in it. The laser was gone. =( I attempted to do a pots tweak, but it didn't change anything. So I ordered this drive and received it a couple days later (couldn't very well risk not getting it in time for Halo 4, right?). To settle a couple of questions I see popping up everywhere:

1. This drive does NOT NEED to be reflashed in order to work with a 360 if:
-a. Your old drive is a Toshiba TS-H943 (top of the sticker on the drive).
-b. The part number is  X800473-016 or X800473-019 (biggest text on the sticker). I replaced my X800473-016 with the ..-019 they sent me. It is fine to do.
2. You are willing to open it up and switch out the main circuit boards:
-a. Remove the four silver screws on the bottom of the drive, pry away the bottom over. The large green board right in front of you is your target.
-b. There is a black plastic tab sticking through the board on the lower right hand side (with the back of the drive facing you). Release it and pull the board a little bit to the right to release it from the black plastic casing.
-c. There are four ribbon cables plugged into it. It is virtually impossible to mix them up. They go in the same places on both circuit boards. If this is not the case, you have bought the wrong drive. The first one is on the right, just above the black plastic tab. This one goes to the slide motor for the laser. Grab the white tab on the ribbon cable with either your fingers or tweezers and pull it free from the board.
-d. Pull the ribbon cable on the top left of the board next. This one goes to the spindle (the thing that spins the disk in the tray).
-e. Then the ribbon cable on the top right of the board. This one goes to the eject motor on the front of the drive.
-f. Finally pull the ribbon cable going from the board to the laser away from the board, being careful with the laser.
-g. Do the same procedure with the NEW DRIVE. Reverse the procedure, replacing the circuit board in the NEW drive with the circuit board from the OLD drive. BE CAREFUL with the ribbon cables. They are awkward to put in, and can't be easily bent, but you CAN damage the slots for them on the circuit board.
-h. The board slips into a hole on the left hand side of the black casing, then snaps into place with the plastic tab on the right.
-g. Put the bottom cover back on and snug down the four silver screws.

This drive does NOT come with the silver/black trim/bezel from the front of the XBOX 360. You have to move it over from the old drive. There are two tabs on the bottom of the trim, push them forward and the trim will slide down (with the drive upside down), off of the old drive. Just slide it back onto the new drive and it will snap into place. Your drive is now ready to go.

It works perfectly, reads everything I throw at it, even pretty dang scratched disks. Nice and quiet.
2481574
Sometimes you don't get what you want just looking at the picture but this product has the same look as I saw on the internet
158590
This is not what you get. I ordered wheel chocks and instead received T-Bolts, which hold the wheel chocks in place. Should have known with the price as low as it is.
1525342
You get everything you pay for here. I can't imagine wearing them unless I modify them and they really need help
4241079
It does what it says it will do.  The option is not a good one.
1324417
They do exactly what they are advertising. However, it's very annoying that they cannot be stacked into each other.
2943975
most ridiculous thing ever.  I took a chance since there was only one review previously but this was not a chance that worked out! What that nifty description fails to tell you is that you have to place each letter individually onto the computer.  In fact some letters have several pieces to them so here's hoping you have patience and that you're not OCD cause there is no way it will look like the picture in the end. Guarantee it!