Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel + Floor Pedals + Driving Force Shifter + A20 Wireless Gaming Headset Bundle - Xbox X|S/Xbox One/PC

We have thousands of hours on this unit and it’s still going strong. My only complaint is the steering wall is actually too small. It would be nice if it was more realistic and just a hair bigger. It’s very realistic feedback on the steering wheel. The gearbox actually feels really responsive and tight. Overall this racing simulator is phenomenal.

My son loves this. It works great and I’m surprised how life like it is. Works just like a regular vehicle. Even manual. Fits on a universal base.

My kid has had the Logitech G29 Driving Force Wheel for years now, and it’s hands-down the longest-lasting toy he’s ever owned—and trust me, that’s saying something! Through all the racing games, wild turns, and endless hours of play, this thing has held up flawlessly.The build quality is fantastic, the feedback feels realistic, and it still works just as well as it did on day one. He absolutely loves it, and it’s become a staple in his gaming setup. If you’re looking for a durable, high-quality racing wheel that can survive years of use and still perform like a champ, this is it. Totally worth it!

very nice force feedback shifter is very mechanical works with everything and pedals feel realistic including the clutch pedal very easy to use and is a plug and play

Cutting to the chase: The shifter is almost never supported outside the most diehard racing sims. In the games supporting it, it works well, but all it does is make those games harder. It doesn't really add much to the experience IMO, but if you're looking for full immersion, it's not even the most realistic shifter and feels awkward to gear up/down with. Of course, a lot of what makes or breaks this immersion is positioning, so make sure you buy a good wheel and shifter stand to complement it. I tend not to use the shifter after the initial few days of using it. It just wasn't worth my time to make it work in the games I ended up wanting to play. It works out of box in Gran Tourismo Sport, 6 and 7 on PS4 and PS5, and it works well in Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally 2, and Grid on PC with minimal setup time.The wheel is very cool. The force feedback is amazing. I get complements from even the most shrewd people about it. The game support is pretty good, and remapping its controls is very easy with Logitech GHub. You can change the wheel to a smaller turn radius for kart games, and the force feedback can be tuned or turned off very easily if you get annoyed with it.The pedals are good but a slight bit disappointing. Pressing the pedals feels good, though each pedal has a different resistance and distance to 100% power. The distance can be edited, but the resistance cannot. They don't have the same force feedback unfortunately, so you won't feel that beat of the ground on your feet. The brake feels too difficult to press sometimes, depending on the game, but to be honest, it makes finding the right pedal easy. The pedals are also unable to be remapped to anything in GHub, so if you thought you'd be able to use these pedals as an OBS shortcuts board for your feet, you'll be very disappointed.Overall, good combo product for its intended use case, but you need a good stand for these to make good use of them. I really wish Logitech would better support the product in GHub, so I'm taking off a star for lack of support. Another star is taken away for the low build quality and poor keymapping potential of the shifter. The overall feel of the wheel, though, is so good that I have to elevate this back up to 4/5 stars.

Bien

Works well.

If you looking for an entry level sim racing that the way to go