Logitech GG920 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, Real Force Feedback, Stainless Steel Paddle Shifters, Leather Steering Wheel Cover for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac - Black

Perfect entry-level racing wheel for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One seeking a more immersive driving experience without a hefty price tag.✅ ProsExcellent Build Quality: Features a hand-stitched leather-wrapped wheel and stainless steel paddle shifters, providing a premium feel.Dual-Motor Force Feedback: Delivers realistic resistance and tactile feedback, enhancing immersion during gameplay.900° Rotation: Allows for precise steering control, accommodating various racing game styles.Integrated Desk Clamp: Ensures secure attachment to desks or racing stands, providing stability during intense sessions.❌ ConsStiff Brake Pedal: The brake pedal's resistance can be challenging for some users, potentially requiring adjustments in settings.Gear-Driven Mechanism: While reliable, it may produce more noise and less smoothness compared to belt-driven or direct-drive systems.Limited Button Layout: Compared to its PlayStation counterpart, the G29, the G920 has fewer buttons, which might limit in-game control customization.🎮 VerdictThis offers a compelling balance of quality and performance for its price point. It's particularly suitable for newcomers to sim racing or those on a budget. While it may lack some advanced features found in higher-end models, its solid construction and reliable feedback make it a worthy consideration for enhancing your racing game experience.

I absolutely love this, it is expensive but worth every penny. It’s very easy to set up only takes a few minutes , connects very easy too. The feeling and control of it is amazing almost feels like a real car. Hours of fun playing the game on it.

Got this second hand much cheaper than new, fits under my desk when not in use, Needs to be plugged into the computer and it seems to be compatible with most and a power supply but all connections are under the steering wheel so not too noticeable, works great and well worth the price.

Edit Jan 2019 - now almost 2 years down the line and still going strong. Also been using the shifter for a while so I'll add a short review of that at the endEdit Jan 2020 - now 3 years later and it's still working perfectly, not really run into any new issues that I can think of so still very much recommendedEdit September 2020 - After 3 and a half years, the potentiometer in the throttle has finally given out. However, if you have a soldering iron and a little experience this is pretty easy to fix, and the replacement part is pretty cheap. I honestly can't fault it too much though, potentiometers don't last forever and I used it a LOT in those 3 and a half years, and continue to use it after a fairly simple fix--------------I've held off on reviewing this because I wanted to give it a proper testing, and I've now been using this pretty heavily for a year (largely drifting on Assetto Corsa with some racing here and there, so it's gone through some pretty strenuous testing), and it's so far held up almost perfectly (more on that in a moment). I upgraded from a DFGT, and the FFB is a huge improvement from that, and having a clutch is a huge advantage. I would have liked a few more buttons though, the G29 is much more similar to the DFGT in terms of buttons but I chose this one because it looks less like a toy. Also, I really miss the stick shifter from the DFGT, it sucked as a shifter but it made a great hand brake so it would have been nice to see it return on this.The biggest problem I encountered is one I've seen a lot in the reviews, so it appears to be a fairly common fault, and that's that after a while the wheel started to develop a squeak when turning left. It was beyond the return period for Amazon however so I decided to just stick with it, it was irritating but the wheel still worked. HOWEVER, after a little while the squeak disappeared again, and it's now working perfectly, so my guess is it's just brand new bearings that needed to be broken in a little. If the problem comes back then I'll edit this, but so far so good.Another problem was the brake pedal. Some people despise the brake on this, saying it's impossible to use, and I'll admit that when I first got it I was basically unable to use the brakes because they were so stiff, I would press on it and my chair would just roll backwards. However, after some use (and jamming something behind the wheels of my chair, lol) the rubber bumper has softened up and I now don't have any real problems with it, I actually like the feel of it, because the amount of pressure required increases through the travel range you quickly learn to gauge how hard you need to press the pedal, rather than just how far, so it's a little more intuitive if you're used to real brakes (though it's important to note that it still doesn't feel like a real hydraulic brake pedal, it just behaves a little more like one than a simple sprung pedal). And if you don't like it, you can simply remove the rubber bumper and the pedals will be basically identical to the G27Another thing I noticed is that it does get a little hot when being used heavily. As I said earlier the main use it has seen has been drifting, which puts the motors under a lot more stress than usual, and I have noticed that the casing can start to become a little warm, though so far it hasn't caused any problems, I just let it cool down for a minute or so every now and then if it's being used heavily.Using it on Win 10 as well, I saw a few 1 star reviews saying it doesn't work on Win 10 but I assure you that it does, and has done flawlessly for the past year.All in all, while this wheel did have a few problems, I would probably still recommend it, you could buy a cheaper wheel but they're generally not worth it. Another decent alternative in the same price bracket is the Thrustmaster TMX Pro. Both are good choices (Edit - the TMX Pro is now pretty expensive compared to this)I also bought the shifter that you can get for this, and I have to say I'm pretty impressed with it for the price. It did initially feel a little flimsy, but after almost a year of use it still hasn't failed at all. The amount of force required is nothing compared to a real shifter, and you obviously can't feel when the gear doesn't engage properly (though that is a fault common to basically every shifter), so it doesn't feel entirely realistic, but it is so much more immersive using it, even if using the paddles is slightly faster it's worth it for the sense of really driving the car that it gives you. For the shifter alone I would probably also give it 4 stars, with the caveat that if you want as much realism as possible then this probably isn't for you since it does feel so light, so probably 2-3 stars for someone only concerned with realism

Nice. Just nice.

Game changer , no matter what driving game or simulator you have it’s great ! X box and pc, in itself a major bonus as I use both ! Can’t go wrong !!

Had this for quite a few months now. Bought it for the xbox and have recently been using it for kartkraft on my pc, feels very much like a real steering wheel (albeit a tad smaller lol) and the pedals are very nice, will be looking at getting a customisation kit at some point in the future for the pedals so they are more like car pedalsSpent quite a few hours playing with this and slowly but surely getting used to driving with it, I also bought the gear shift aswell to go with this and it too is brilliant