Orzly Twin Pack Steering Wheels for Nintendo Switch & OLED Joy-Cons (Black) for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
Product description
If you like racing games but don’t love the “tilt and tap” vibe, Orzly’s steering wheels aim to make your Mario Kart sessions feel more like driving. This twin pack is built to use your existing Joy-Cons by sliding them into the steering wheel attachment, so you get steering-wheel control without buying a whole new controller setup.
The essentials
On paper, the appeal is pretty clear: you get a steering wheel form factor for Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED, while still keeping Joy-Cons in the game. The wheels are designed for racing games that support steering wheel-compatible control, including Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. You also keep access to the main Joy-Con buttons because the design includes large shoulder buttons for full SL and SR trigger functionality—so you’re not stuck compromising your inputs mid-race.
There’s also a practical detail that matters during long play: the reflective panel is meant to show the Joy-Con LED player indicator lights in real time. That’s useful if you play multiplayer and need quick visibility of which player is which, and it’s framed as not requiring batteries.
What you’ll notice during racing
The actual “feel” depends on how you play, but the concept is to reduce finger gymnastics. With the Joy-Con inside the wheel, your hands naturally stay in steering position, and your triggers sit where your thumbs and fingers can reach without hunting around the controller.
A small but meaningful convenience is the slide-in installation. Instead of a complicated mount, you simply slide the Joy-Con into the central panel for a snug fit. And when you’re done, the rear quick-release access hole is supposed to let you pop the Joy-Cons out more easily—without having to loosen the secure fit while you’re racing.
Is it perfect? Not necessarily. If you’re expecting a fully rigid, “true steering wheel” controller experience, this is more of an attachment that reorganizes your control layout than a full-on racing peripheral. It’s also only as good as the compatibility of the specific games you plan to play.
Key features that support real use
This twin pack includes two steering wheels (listed as 2x black), which is helpful if you play with someone else and want symmetrical controls rather than swapping hardware between races. The design is specifically aimed at Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED, and it’s positioned for steering wheel-supported Switch games.
Here’s what’s most convincing about the setup:
- Full Joy-Con button access while mounted in the wheel, including SL and SR trigger functionality
- Real-time visibility of Joy-Con player indicator lights through the reflective panel
- Slide-in installation for Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED
- Rear quick-release port for easier Joy-Con removal
And here are the limitations to keep in mind:
- It only makes sense for games that support steering wheel-compatible controls
- If you’re sensitive to how “tight” or “loose” a fit feels, the snugness will be something you may want to sanity-check in your own play routine
Who it’s for (and who should skip it)
It makes sense if you mainly want a more immersive way to play Mario Kart and other steering wheel-compatible Switch racing games, and you’re willing to use Joy-Cons rather than replacing them. It’s also a solid fit if you regularly play with a partner and prefer a twin pack so each person has their own control layout.
It might not suit you if you mostly play non-racing games, or if the games in your library don’t actually support steering wheel-style input. In that case, the attachment won’t deliver much beyond a different grip.
Tech specs
Is it worth it?
Should you buy it? If you want a straightforward way to turn your Joy-Cons into steering wheel-style controllers for supported Nintendo Switch racing games, this twin pack is a practical approach—especially with the slide-in setup and the rear removal access.
You may want to skip it if you’re buying purely for the “racing wheel” idea without checking that your specific games support steering wheel-compatible control. Also, if you’re expecting something that feels identical to a dedicated racing wheel peripheral, this stays in attachment territory rather than going all-in on sim-rig vibes.
Mini FAQ
What games does this support?
It’s designed for Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED racing games that are steering wheel-compatible, including Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
Do you need batteries for the player indicator?
The description says the LED player indicator visibility uses a reflective panel and does not require batteries.
Can I remove my Joy-Cons quickly?
Yes—there’s a rear quick-release port described as making Joy-Con removal easier without loosening the fit during gameplay.
Is this only for Switch OLED?
No. It’s listed as compatible with both Nintendo Switch and Switch OLED consoles.