The tennis racket is great, comes with a brilliant grip so no need to buy one to go with it. Looks great and plays great considering how much you pay for it. Already improved my serves with it than with my previous Slazenger and seems that it will last me for many years to come. Plus the delivery was fantastic, came a day earlier than expected. Also it comes with a full racket cover!!

Fantastic... The wheel itself has a brilliant rubber grip, so no plasticy feel. Clamp is brilliant and sturdy. 180 degrees turning (90 degrees each way) and I can't see why you would need any more. Centre mirrors a ps3 controller including a ps button which doesn't need to be configured, and just follow instructions exactly (the sheet not the booklet when configuring) which say set the acceleration and braking to r2 and l2 in the game menu ( for Gan turismo, not sure about other games) and when you go in a game the pedals will automatically work as well if you choose to use throttle and brake with r2 and l2 buttons on wheel. The only draw back is maybe the pedals are a bit high and when pressed down, try and keep heel down on the corner of the plastic bottom and maybe put some sort of a weight in front to stop from sliding (I have a carpet, personally I have a workbench which has a panel at the back for the pedals to push up to). Overall fantastic for 28 quid (which is what I paid from Amazon).

Simple, if you want a realistic track based driving game, choose grand turismo 5, if you want a crazy non realistic fast paced exciting driving game, choose need for speed. And if you like top gear, note... the top gear test track is in grand turismo 5! Also note for anyone using ps2 controllers using the compatible converter with the ps3, they don't work, you must have a ps3 controller.

I found that the box of which the product came in was slightly damaged, nevertheless the product itself was fine. I found that the product was heavy enough to stop the sharpener from moving once the pencil is inserted, and doesn't require effort to use it. However the quality of sharpness is not as good as a decent non electric sharpener, so I believe manually you can achieve a sharper point. Although it still proves to be a decent point and if you're someone who doesn't require an absolute point, you should find this satisfactory with the lack of effort needed overcomes the lack of a sharp point.