Value Lab / Thrustmaster
Thrustmaster T818 Black Edition (V2)
10 Nm constant · $649.99 (official store, 2026-07-18) · base only
We have not driven this product. Every figure below comes from the linked manufacturer sources, each with its retrieval date.
To actually drive, you still need: Wheel rim (required for operation) · Pedals · Cockpit or desk mounting kit
| Torque | 10 Nm (constant) | Official wording: 10 Nm of constant torque, with no saturation. No separate peak figure is published. |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $649.99 (2026-07-18) | Black Edition, in stock. The original silver T818 has no live US eShop listing (last listed at $699.99, out of stock). |
| Availability | Current model | |
| Slew rate | not disclosed | |
| Encoder | not disclosed | |
| Rotation | not disclosed | |
| Motor | Custom-designed brushless direct-drive servo motor; Black Edition has reinforced connectors and an optimized motor assembly | |
| PC | Yes | |
| PlayStation | No | |
| Xbox | No | |
| Quick release | Fast Release tool-less system (about 5-second rim swaps); Quick Release Adapter kit for older-generation Thrustmaster rims included | |
| Mounting | Four underside attachment points for cockpit mounting; Cockpit Mounting Kit and Desk Mounting Kit sold separately | |
| Dimensions | 192 x 224 x 180 mm | |
| Weight | 5 kg | |
| Power supply | 168 W power supply included | |
| In the box | T818 servo base · Quick Release Adapter kit · 168 W power supply · USB cable · Regional AC cable · Warranty flyer | |
| Warranty | 2 years in the EU; elsewhere the applicable statutory period, otherwise 1 year from purchase (Thrustmaster warranty document) |
Sources for this sheet (3)
- manufacturer product page torque (verbatim), quick release, mounting, platforms retrieved 2026-07-18
- manufacturer US store price, included, dimensions, weight, psu, variant retrieved 2026-07-18
- manufacturer warranty document warranty retrieved 2026-07-18
Last verified 2026-07-18 · confidence: medium. This record is the Black Edition (V2), the variant currently sold in the US; the original silver T818 appears retired there. Rotation is null: the original T818 manual lists up to 1080 degrees, but no Black-Edition-specific figure is published. Encoder and slew rate are not published (nulls).