Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great for someone’s that’s into cars or racing games but they don’t feel like real cars still a great experience to play on tho.

This steering wheel is so fun and realistic I really recommend it to anyone who is trying to buy it.

Decided on this wheel after a decent amount of research. First one I received was in poor quality however Logitech support handled it wonderfully and sent me a new unit under warranty. My desk has a roughly one and a half inch thick top and the mounts on this product are just big enough after taking off the clip on pieces to mount to it.

This wheel is great, but upon receiving, the wheel had some paint missing on the blue ring on top, and the motor housing had some scuffs… not sure wether or not it was a refurbed unit I received, but so be it, I’m too lazy to return or echange as it came with Forza Motorsport…

best bang for your buck, theres a better out there of course but if you are on a budget and just want something that works then this is the nest

So the main update for the G923 over its predecessor the G920 is the addition of TrueForce which adds more feedback and ambient sounds while driving. The downside is that few racing games support this advanced feature. In fact, few games i tried support the wheel at all, which is incredibly frustrating. I'm not sure what is more frustrating, HP's drivers over the years, or the fact all these racing wheels apparently need game updates for support or they don't work at all? I mean c'mon its 2020, maybe have an option for a Universal Driver or fallback for basic functionality? I tried Forza Horizon 4 since it was the latest and best looking driving game I own and nope, not recognized at all. Have to manually configure all the inputs and you can't leave any setting unconfigured or you can't save. So frustrating. Luckily, Dirt Showdown has a free demo on Steam, so I downloaded it and same deal, no G923 support, didn't even see G920 so I had to fallback to G29. Great. But at least I was finally driving, with Force Feedback and all the bells and whistles. Still no TrueForce however. I'm hoping more games update support for the G923 because right now its super frustrating experience for anyone who spends $400 on a racing wheel to have to manually configure their wheel for every game. Some older games didn't recognize it at all sadly. A few other observations: 1) The wheel is well-built and feels great and responsive overall. Force feedback is strong but not overdone. 2) There's no backlights on any of the buttons anywhere, just an array of tiny colored LEDs at the top which I guess is TrueForce since they didn't activate normally. But some kind of backlight or illuminated buttons for XYAB would've been expected right? I mean we have keyboards and mice with hundreds of LEDs, but we can't get a single backlight on a $400 racing wheel? 3) Dislike the pedal system, I don't have a dedicated seat, just carpet, but I found the pedals shifting at times even with the carpet anchor. The brake also feels super stiff but maybe I will get used to it and I'm just used to my own car's brake. 4) The steering column pressure mount teeth can be removed, which I had to do to fit over my cheap fat Ikea desk. 5) No gearbox on this unit like I had on my G27, but apparently the G27 gearbox is compatible over the RS-232 connector so I may give it a shot. 6) As mentioned, Logitech should provide a legacy mode option or something in their G-Suite or on the wheel itself that allows it to fallback to a general compatibility mode for older games. Overall, very cool update and I can't wait for better driver and game support and more games to support TrueForce. I'm really hoping Forza Horizon 4 gets an update since that's a great looking game. I didn't try on my Xbox One X since that's in the family room but I'll be looking for updates on the PC. I'm not a huge racing sim fan but I know some folks are and this is a solid wheel if you are looking for one. I'm only recommending the wheel in its current state because I do think games will issue updates for Logitech in a relatively timely fashion.

Great steering wheel! Force was strong and the grip around the steering wheel felt good. However, if you already have the 920, I don’t think it’s worth it to upgrade. I ended up returning it just because the value and hype wasn’t there to justify the upgrade. And the brake pedals are still the big issues for both models. Great buy if it’s your first one though.

This is a very good wheel. I gave it a conservative 4 stars because they don't allow fractions, or it would be 4.75. The ding is because I had to uninstall/reinstall Forza Motorsport 7 on Xbox X to get it to see the wheel. I previously tried a G920, and it didn't work either. Frustrated, I got the idea to try removing the game and reinstalling with the wheel attached and it worked. The break pedal is much better than the G920, so I don't regret paying more for this one, plus the feedback is more realistic and smoother game play. Some other downsides are that you still can't use the LED's across the top of the wheel, or the other dials in FM7. I can't wait for FM8 to come out and hope this wheel can really shine and use all its features fully. Worth noting, I have the wheel mounted in one of those metal frame stand and the pedals bolted into the base of the stand.

This is a great starter wheel. I bought this instead of a direct drive unit at first to see if I would really get into sim racing, and I think this provided an excellent experience. Not a ton of resistance but enough feedback to elevate your experience. The button layout is nice, especially since I was used to racing with a controller anyways. The paddles aren’t very tactile feeling, but there’s a good click and I didn’t mind them. The pedals are also very decent. The brake pedal has good progressive resistance, maybe even too much. But you can always adjust your in game brake sensitivity and also in Logitechs G Pro app. Oh and the pedals have a nice little spikes strip that flip down on the bottom side to give it traction when using it on carpet. It works amazing! I never had issues with the pedals moving around, and it didn’t leave any marks or damage my carpet. Overall I would definitely recommend this to someone who just wants to casually race and have a better experience, or as an entry sim setup that doesn’t break the bank if you’re unsure if you’ll stick with it.

Works seamlessly on most games but some games can’t find it and apparently it’s due to the manufacturer not making it compatible! Other than that, the response time is fast, the breaks are extremely stiff, and the wheel shake on curbs and dirt/gravel make the immersion beautiful! If the game excepts the wheel, experience is 10/10! While using this wheel, I’ve learned I need to get the metal frame because I can truly get at least started in sim racing with this!

I don't want to bash the most up to date wheel out there so 4 stars. Only thing I didn't particularly enjoy, was the size of the wheel overall, and the snappyness of the steering. The wheel felt small in the hands and almost go kart-ish. I tried a ton of settings recommendations online, but it still was way too erratic. Quality was awesome all the way around. Brake pedal feels great. Leather was top notch.

I bought this to play BeamNG and Assetto Corsa, and as an entry racing wheel, it's been pretty okay. The wheel feels a bit small but the feedback is neat and the construction is solid. The pedals feel a bit cheaper, and I think they could build in better floor grips so they're not sliding around so easily when you have to apply full brakes. Great starter set for folks new to racing games and want a better experience than a controller. If you're looking for the best of the best, I'd consider other options.

Good starter wheel. Hard push for the breaks. Overall decent wheel.

Great steering wheel and pedal combo. Works incredibly well with Forza 5! I was impressed with the lack of lag between the game and the controls. Unfortunately I returned the unit because I just couldn’t justify the $400.00 cost vs how often is played the game. This is definite something a driving enthusiast should buy.

Just for about 60dollars more the true force Logitech wheel is a blast to mess with compared to the “non-true force wheel.” Which I have tested both of them, it provides an excellent experience when racing and feels so realistic! Although my only complaint would be with how close the pedals are to one another, I always tend to hit the break and clutch at the same time which interferes with shifting and breaking.

This wheel is about as good as the gear system wheels get. A belt driven or direct drive wheel will have a lot more force feedback, but this a good wheel. TrueForce was a good idea by Logitech, but unfortunately the tech hasn't resonated with developers. It adds a decent level of immersion for games that support it. Much like PhysX cards by nVidia, it was a good idea, but the support is lackluster at best.

I am replacing a very old Thrustmaster (Windows XP -era) wheel that no longer worked in Windows due to lack of driver support. I chose this one because of my positive experiences using Logitech products over the years. As far as build quality, this does not disappoint. Everything feels solid. Pedals do not slide on my carpet. Connecting it all was easy too. Just had to download the software. The FFB is strong in the wheel. The motor seems to be quieter than my old wheel too, but perhaps not by much. Overall, I would say that the FFB wheel tech has not improved drastically at this price point over the last 15 or so years and I was a little surprised by that. I did have a little bit of a hassle getting it set up in games. In Forza 7, I had to manually set up the axes/buttons. It did not have a profile. The G920 profile would not recognize it. It was also impossible to control my car at first until I found on the internet that I should check the box to invert force feedback in the advanced options of the game. Once I did that, it worked as expected. Other games also had to be set up manually. Assetto Corsa Competizione gave me the best out-of-the-box experience. I picked the game up off of Steam because it was one of the few games that support the new TrueForce FFB effects. The new effects were noticeable, but not game-changing in my opinion. I also stink at driving games apparently, so my experience was a little tainted by my lack of skills. Overall I am very satisfied with it and I am probably going to order the stick-shifter. Now - time to hit the track to up my driving game.

You can feel everything with force feedback. Very smooth steering and paired with a shifter and a e brake lots of fun. A bit loud tho:(

Works well with playseat trophy sim chair. Love it

Honestly its really fun to use on games like forza, American trucking simulator, and beamng drive i also use it when i race on iracing and works perfectly