I couldn't find any reviews to help me on Google, so I'm making one for those looking to buy it. The Rocketfish RF-GPS3009 is one of the first wireless racing wheels I've encountered, and I have been researching them for quite a long time. The wireless part is 2.4ghz is responsive enough, no lag is noticeable from my test period. The wheel rotates 270 degrees, enough for manuevering around corners and stuff, but seems pretty limited. I would have much more control over my vehicle if I had 900 degrees, like the Logitech Force Feedback series. Since it's wireless, it's powered by batteries. In this case, it's 4 AA batteries; and judging from the performance of the wheel, the batteries might be running out pretty quickly. It would have been nice if it included a power cord or something, but that kinda defeats the purpose of the "wireless" functionality.

There's a dongle connected to the Ps3 that recieves the signal of the wheel.

The 4 buttons [X, [ ], O and /\]  are placed directly on the wheel, the X and the O on the right hand side and the [] and the /\ on the left. It's kind of awkward to use them having been accustomed to the buttons on the traditional controller. The rest of the controller's buttons are on this panel on the left hand side. Think of it as a control panel of the wheel if you want.The D-pad is also located at that "control panel". There's a gearshift on the right hand side. Pulling it towards you is the same as R2, pushing away from you in like L2 and pulling to the branch is R3.

The pedals are... Functional. A bit on the light side, but they get the job done. Since this isn't a Force Feedback wheel, you don't feel anything opposing the force of your foot, so you go fast without even knowing it. They weigh probably less than 1.5 pounds. Drifting is one of the most fun experiences of the wheel. A tap of the reverse button while pressing the accelerate button makes you drift and it's just fun, like drifting in real life. I don't condone that, however, and don't do it myself.

The "control panel" works well enough, but some of the keys feel stuck, giving the wheel kind of a cheap feel. The wheel itself is looking like it's made of rubber, not the leather of the more expensive Logitech models. The whole device is held on to whatever surface you want by a lot of suction cups. Effective, but again, adding to the cheap feel. I'm sure Rocketfish has thought of those small black rubbery things that you find on the bottom of your keyboard and mouse pad to make them stick to place, but they wouldn't work as effectively. The suction cups are a pain in the arse to get off the table, you almost gotta rip the wood or glass off to get the cups off.

You have to program the functions of the pedal. You'll find out how in the instructions manual, and it's easy enough. The bad part is, you have to program it every time you use it. So everytime you turn it off, ir it goes to sleep, you have to reprogram it. 

So all in all, the wheel is one of the best, but not the best. I recommend it, but there may be better options. Reprogramming it is a hassle, so keep that in mind.