This looks exactly like the Logitech G25 I bought a couple of years ago for $130. The G27 with clutch goes for $299. This Thrustmaster Racing Wheel with no clutch is $399....W.T.F.?.!

"And it doesn't even have clutch"

And the cost clutch set (TP3A) $99 and stand alone shifter TH8A for $149. That's $649 for the complete combo and it's not worth it. I have the TX 458 which is this wheel twin just that it's compatible with the X1. It's an okay wheel. Fanatec products blow these wheels away and cost a bit more but unlike the Thrustmaster they're worth it.

On topic:
This wheel was announced 6 months ago so you're al little late to the party. Not only that but Thrustmaster is doing a horrible job with allocation and their products are very over priced since they're made out of cheap plastic.

And it's worth every penny.
Fanatec products blow Thrustmaster out of the water. I have them all.

Thustmaster has okay FFB and good tactile response but their products are made out of cheap plastic. Fanatec offers so much higher quality products and are so much more versatile with their displays and being able to change settings on the fly.

But the G27 racing wheel (or any other Logitech racing wheels for that matter) isn't compatible with DriveClub, The Crew and F1 2015 and other upcoming PS4 racing games.

Thustmaster is now the official maker for all racing steering wheels for this next gen for PS4.

Actually the New Fanatec CSW V2 will be compatible with the PS4 and Xbox One soon.

But Logitech is leaving that business, which is why it isn't supported anymore. :( The G27 was awesome.