Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel

The Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel was released by Microsoft on September 26, 2011. It was used in racing games across the range of Xbox 360 consoles.

Features[]

The wheel has a directional pad, the four colored action buttons (,,,) and two triggers just like on a standard Xbox 360 controller. In addition to these features it uses an accelerometer for sensing rotation.

The wheel was bundled with two Duracell batteries.

Videos[]

Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel - Compatibility with Racing Games

Game controllers and remotes
Development	Dakota Pad • Development Controller S • Xbox 360 Prototypes • Xbox Alpha Controller
Xbox	Controller S (variants) • Duke Green Score • Grey Japanese Controller S • Konami Xbox Microphone • The Duke • Xbox DVD Remote Control
Xbox 360	Xbox 360 controller (variants) • Xbox 360 Universal Media Remote • Xbox 360 Media Remote • Xbox Live Vision • Kinect • Xbox 360 Wireless Speed Wheel • Mortal Kombat X Fight Pad
Xbox One	Xbox One controller (variants) • Kinect 2.0 • Xbox One Media Remote • Xbox One Elite Controller • Xbox Elite Series 2 Controller • Xbox Design Lab • Xbox Adaptive Controller • Mortal Kombat X Fight Pad
Xbox Gen 9	Xbox Wireless Controller (variants) • Xbox Series X Launch Team controller
Third-party	Big Ben Body Pad • Gamester FPS Master Controller • Gamestop Controller S • Hyperkin Duke Controller • Joytech NEO SE Advanced Wired Controller • Logitech Wireless Xbox Controller • Mad Catz Wireless Controller • Sniper Scope Light Rifle & Shotgun • Spectra Enhanced Wired Controller • Star Wars Sith and Jedi Controller S • Xbox 360 Versus Controller • Xbox Lotus Pro Racer • Xbox Phoenix Gamepad Controller