Thrustmaster Prime Day gaming deals: save on flight sticks and racing wheels

Thrustmaster T248X (Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / PC): $399.99 $358.99 at Amazon 

Save $41 - If you're looking to invest in a premium racing wheel to up your game ahead of the new Forza Motorsport, then the T248X is worth looking at. Although, we have seen it go for less than $300, so it may be worth holding out until Black Friday if you can wait.

Thrustmaster T248 (PS5 / PS4 / PC): $399.99 $358.99 at Amazon 

Save $41 - If you're looking to invest in a premium racing wheel to up your game with Gran Turismo 7, then the T248X is worth looking at. Although, we have seen it go for less than $300, so it may be worth holding out until Black Friday if you can wait.

Thrustmaster Open Wheel Add On (PS5, PS4, XBOX Series X/S, One, PC): $179.99 $134.99 at Amazon 

Save $35 - This is a peripheral for the keen F1 fans, though bear in mind that you'll need to invest in a separate servo motor to start using this with any of your racing games. This is the cheapest we've seen the open wheel add-on go for.

Thrustmaster T150 RS Racing Wheel (PS4, PC): $229.99 $164.99 at Amazon 

Save $60 - If you want something a little more affordable than the T248 then the T150 is a good alternative. Although it's not listed as a PS5 wheel, it does work with the more modern Sony hardware. Though, bear in mind that we have seen this wheel go for as low as $119.99 in the past.

Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Flight Pack (PC):: $259.99 $219.99 at Amazon 

Save $40 - This bundle includes everything you need to up your game when it comes to flight combat games. If you're wanting to take the dive into sim games but don't want to (seriously) break the bank this is a good way to go. Though, we have seen this bundle go for more than $100 less in the past.

Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS 4 for PS4 and (PC / PS4):: $99.99 $59.99 at Amazon 

Save $40 - If you're not looking for something as comprehensive as the FCS Flight Pack, this is an excellent entry point to Flight SIm peripherals. If you enjoy using it, expect to upgrade in the not too distant future. If you don't, well, you didn't drop $400 on a hobby that didn't take off.

Thrustmaster TCA Sidestick Airbus Edition:: $89.99 $69.99 at Amazon 

Save $20 - The TCA Sidestick is a great first peripheral to pick up if you've been getting into Microsoft Flight Simulator. You can pick up additional add-ons, like pedals and throttle, but this is a good way to test the waters of your hobby.

Thrustmaster TCA Quadrant Airbus Edition:: $129.99 $74.99 at Amazon 

Save $55 - If you already have a flight stick and are looking to expand your sim setup then a throttle quadrant is a good next step. This gives you find control over your plane's engines. This is the cheapest we've seen this peripheral appear on Amazon.

Thrustmaster TS-XW Force Feedback Racing Wheel for Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / PC (UK): £599.99 £549.99 at Amazon
Save £50 - The Thrustmaster TS-XW is one of the best premium Force Feedback racing wheels on the market right now, particularly for Xbox Series X|S owners. That's partially due to its realistic design (it's a replica of the Sparco P310 competition wheel) but mostly that's down to its detailed feedback and power. If you're serious about your racing sims then this £50 discount is not to be sniffed at.

Thrustmaster T248 Force Feedback Racing Wheel for Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / PC (UK): £299.99 £249.99 at Amazon
Save £50 - Amazon is offering £20 off the Thrustmaster T248 Force Feedback Racing Wheel for Xbox and PC right now, making it even more tempting for petrol heads. While the T248 isn't on our list of the best racing wheels, we do find it an easy-to-use wheel with engaging force feedback when matched with well-programmed games. But note that this isn't the quietest wheel on the market.

Thrustmaster T-GT II Racing Wheel: £699.99 £573.99 at Amazon
Save £125 - This is the racing wheel from Thrustmaster, its top-of-the-line model. While it may be tempting to spend big on a racing peripheral, if you're dipping your toe in there are cheaper ones available in our best racing wheels guide. But, if the T-GT II is the one you want, this is the cheapest it's ever been.

Thrustmaster TM Open Wheel Add on: £119.99 £114.99 at Amazon
Save £5 - If you're serious about your F1 racing, this open wheel is a great investment (though, bear in mind that you will need to buy a servo base separately). However, we have seen this add on go down as low as £95 in the past, so you may be better waiting for the Black Friday deals.

Thrustmaster TH8A Shifter Add on: £169.99 £144.99 at Amazon
Save £15 - Investing in your racing game setup can take your hobby gaming to a new level, but unless you're keen to buy now we've seen this shifter add-on go for as little as £70 in the past.

Thrustmaster T.Flight Hotas 4 - Joystick and Throttle for PS5 / PS4 / PC: £99.99 £59.99 at Amazon
Save £40 - So, we have actually seen this Hotas set go for £10 less in the past, but if you're looking to up your game when it comes to flight combat then this is a great entry-level joystick and throttle, and this is still a substantial saving.

Thrustmaster T16000M FCS - Joystick for PC: £59.99 £47.99 at Amazon
Save £12 - If you're a keen Elite Dangerous gamer then one of the best ways you can improve your game is by investing in a joystick. The Thrustmaster T16000M FCS is an entry-level joystick in the grand scheme of things, and we've seen it go for less in the past. But, if you want to dip your toe in the water with more in-depth flight simming this could be worth your time.

Thrustmaster TCA Yoke Pack Boeing Edition: £499.99 £379.99 at Amazon
Save over £100 - Do you need an officially licensed Boeing yoke and throttle quadrant that's a 1:1 replica of the Boeing 787 airliner? Probably not. Would you like one? I can't speak for you but it would make for quite an exciting Microsoft Flight Simulator add on. We've seen this go for slightly less in the past, but a 20% discount isn't to be sniffed at.

Thrustmaster T16000M FCS Hotas - Joystick and Throttle for PC: £139.99 £109.99 at Amazon
Save £30 - If you're serious about stepping up your flight combat game then as well as a joystick you can benefit from the extra-fine control of a throttle. This bundle gets you set up with everything you need for a game like Elite Dangerous. However, this bundle has gone as low as £80 in the past, so maybe wait until Black Friday.

Thrustmaster TCA Officer Pack Airbus Edition: £159.99 £127.99 at Amazon
Save £32 - If you're looking to up your Microsoft Flight Simulator game, this is a good sidestick and throttle quadrant setup. You can invest a lot in these peripherals, but if you're just getting into the hobby, Thrustmaster is a respected brand. However, this bundle has gone for less in the past, so consider holding off until Black Friday.

Thrustmaster TCA Sidestick Airbus Edition: £64.99 £49.99 at Amazon
Save £15 - One of the best peripherals you can buy to invest in your flight sim hobby is a sidestick, these give you much finer control of your aircraft. If you're dipping your toe into the water, this is a good place to start. This sidestick has gone for £42 in the past but this isn't a terrible price. 

Thrustmaster ESWAP X Pro Controller: £169.99 £134.99 at Amazon
Save £35 - While this isn't the lowest price we've seen Thrustmaster's Xbox and PC pro controller go for, it's been £40 off in the past, this is still a good discount. However, before buying you should read our Thrustmaster eSwap X Pro controller review because the pad has drawbacks. 

Thrustmaster ESWAP S Controller: £119.99 £99.99 at Amazon
Save £20 - With an Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 gamepad likely to set you back £160, the ESWAP S is a good pro controller to give you a step up from the standard official Xbox wireless controller without breaking the bank, this is also the cheapest we've ever seen the ESWAP S go for.

Thrustmaster T150 RS Racing Wheel (PS4, PC): $229.99 $164.99 at Amazon 

Save $60 - If you want something a little more affordable than the T248 then the T150 is a good alternative. Although it's not listed as a PS5 wheel, it does work with the more modern Sony hardware. Though, bear in mind that we have seen this wheel go for as low as $119.99 in the past.