Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, Real Force Feedback, Stainless Steel Paddle Shifters, Leather Steering Wheel Cover for PS5, PS4, PC, Mac – Black

Great for the price
Overall the build quality is solid, nothing seems too cheap or flimsy, it’s easy to use and set up and works well with assetto corsa, forza 5, and race room. The mounting system is well designed, it’s secure but easy to uninstall if you want to move it. but if it’s trying to be the same as a car it needs some work, the clutch pedal feels almost the same as the gas and with how good the brake feels I was expecting a bit better, the paddle shifters are way too mushy it should be a bit or resistance with a nice click of the whole paddle not a linear motion with a mouse button click at the end, the wheel itself is also tiny it’s smaller than the ones that come on the new civics, though that was probably a compromise to save space. I really can’t complain much because it wasn’t that expensive the feedback feels nice it looks nice it works well and it doesn’t feel like it’s gonna fall apart any time soon I’ve just been spoiled by driving real cars so I know how these things should feel, and having such a stark difference in the components makes it feel more like a toy than I would’ve liked, but I’m not complaining I’m just trying to be descriptive it’s a great product with Logitechs great quality I also appreciate the amount of metal used as far as I can tell the only plastic is the outer casing and the buttons and that plastic feels really good too, they clearly put the money where they needed to with this product.

Wheel is amazing for everything
This product being on sale and even regular price is great, very easy to set up especially with all the different tutorials online. The design is very cool having all the extra buttons and turn knob that most other wheels dont have. The durability seems to be quite good even for hardcore racing. Cord and wires length is great for any set up

Best Wheel for your money
This racing wheel is a step up to any racing game you’re a little more serious about.The hardware is tried and true and will hold up over the years very well.The steering is notchy, somewhat loud, and force feedback is weak.However, first off it is enough to elevate your racing game.Secondly, having tried the Thrustmaster T300 RS GT and TGT II, you cannot beat this for the money.The Thrustmasters are a massive improvement BUT, the T300 while better steering and force feedback its force feedback can only be used for a handful of laps before it overheats and you lose nearly all of it.The TGT II is excellent however it’s never less than $600+. You can replace the Logitech 3x before reaching the cost or let alone going with a Fanatec for PS5.The G923 does add a tiny tiny bit more of immersion just, not $100+ more where it’s ever worth it. I think Logitech is full of themselves not selling it for the same price as this.All that to say, this is a good wheel. force feedback is weak but doesn’t fade like other $300-400 wheels. I have not had a bad warranty experience with Logitech despite it being for other devices so overall, you’re getting a decent deal with a reputable company.

I loved it

Very sturdy, especially the pedals. I sit on my living room couch and my G29 is supported by a Wheel Stand Pro. The combination is great.The Driving Force GT that I used with my PS3 is just a toy in comparison to the G29. This is a proper simulator tool. I played hours of Project Cars and F1 2016 on my PS4. I noticed how easy it is to catch those slight overseer moments. With the game pad (same PS4 games) or with my old Driving Force GT (PS3) I had to set up all cars to understeer a bit so I wouldn’t lose the rear end on corner exits. With the G29 I get great feedback that allows me to set the cars up to be more neutral. In combination with the great throttle pedal modulation, my corner exit speeds are faster than ever.The brake pedal has great feeling. It is just like a real car (albeit not a race car, but how many “normal” people would have the leg strength for that?). At the end of travel, it becomes hard, simulating the brake pads touching the discs. You can very easily go hard braking from high speeds and slightly pull it back as the car slows down so the wheels don’t lock up. I am playing without any brake assists whatsoever and have full control. I brake with my left foot and agree with another comment that the the brake/throttle are too close together for this kind of driving, but it would make no sense to right-foot brake an F1 or Le Mans prototype when in real life the drivers use the left foot (as they have no foot clutch). It was tricky to find a good sitting position with the Wheel Stand Pro’s column on the way, but like the other reviewer I moved the pedals slightly to the left and it feels great, even though I’m 5’8″ and my legs are aiming towards the center more than someone taller who could move the pedals further forward.The paddle shifters are sturdy enough and do what they’re supposed too. The “clicking” sound doesn’t bother me even though my speaker volumes are low, but I can see how some people could be annoyed.I don’t have the stick shifter add-on and have never used the clutch, so my review doesn’t cover them.My only negative comment is the “clipping” you get when the wheel simulates extreme situations (like driving over certain curbs), which is a consequence of this not being an actual steering system linked to actual tires. Some calibration can help with that (lots of info on the Internet) but I found that the default settings provide the best compromise, as clipping removal tends to reduce overall feedback under “normal” conditions.If you’re a car person and/or racing fan that enjoys simulation driving, you’ll be happy with the G29.