Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased this after doing a fair amount of homework but was not prepared for how heavy the unit is

Worked for one day and it was awesome. Second day it stoped connecting to the software and wouldn’t calibrate correctly.

Was not thrilled with the product it didn’t work with any games I have in my 40+ game collection.

Poor quality was very dissapointed with this item atleast i got a better price with price match

Did not work as expected. Could not use at all Had to take back none left in stock or to order

When first started wored great. Kids loved it then pedals gave out after just 1 mo th

Got this in march fun well it lasted did t use to much and the power cord went on it I believe thats whats wrong not worth the money didnt last long for the price u pay

Returning it since you can't use any games with it.

I am thankful they gave me a great deal on the package set up +10% off for using my Best Buy card but this game does not work with the games that I hope it worked for and I wish I would've reviewed the amount of games it actually works for before purchasing this expensive piece of entertainment

Nothing works. Awful. We took it back. Save your money.

We could not get it to work with the PS5 so we returned it unfortunately

Only works with one game. I did not know that. I would not have bought it if I knew that

We have to return item. The pedals do not function.

Had to return twice the first time it was damaged the second time it was missing the wires not happy

After hours of self-help and Logitech Customer Service this wheel still does not work. Control keys won't respond on ps4 or pc. With this being her big gift, my daughter's Christmas was not so merry.

Bought 3 times and each time the wheel was NON-Functional. A waste of time!

This wheel doesn't work with a PC or a PS5. What a major disappointment.

TL/DR - If you have a PS4+PC and have been thinking of delving into the sim racing world with a wheel and nice pedals, buy the G29 for under $300 - when you see it for $213, jump on it. You cannot go wrong, and Logitech's G-series wheels are a proven design that last for many years. For those who want to read with a cup of coffee.... So much has been said here already that I will only add my opinion of the G29 and use solely on the PS4. First, I have owned a G27 with modified brake pedal since 2010 for both the PC and PS3's Gran Tourismo 5 release. Second, when the PS4 came out, I had to buy another wheel and Logitech didn't have the G29 yet. So I bought the Thrustmaster T300 and an after market adapter so my G27 pedals would work with it. Now to compare this to both the former G27 and T300 (I also own a T150 as a backup wheel). Logitech seems to have tamed down the gear grind and jerkiness that was predominant in the G27. [Side note: many G27 owners reported failures in the wheel not holding center over time, and it happened to me. But it was a simple failure: one of the motor mounts would shake loose and disconnect. A quick application of thread lock and screwing the motor back to the mount and it was as good as new.] The G29's PS4 button layout makes up for a lot of the loss of button assignments of the optional side gear shifter that the G27's shifter had - which by the way will still work with the G29 for shifting but you cannot map its buttons with the PS4 or PC. The connections are all still the same into the G29 with the G27 pedals and shifter. Now for comparison of the T300, it's still a superior wheel being pure belt driven. Butter smooth and less knee-jerk reactionary in feedback - like a real car feel. It also has a larger rim which is less toy like and you can swap out wheel rims with an F1 wheel for example. However, the T300 has a high failure rate over time (a friend's just tanked last weekend after two years of moderately high use). It also comes with useless pedals so you have to spend another $150 for a decent set of pedals for them equal to what Logitech offers. Also the T300 is not PS4 specific regarding command buttons and the PS4 controller layout feel of buttons. Finally, I am not a fan of the motor cooling fans on the T300 which the T150 also has. It's just another component that can fail. If the G25-27-29 don't need them with two massive brushed motors, why does the T300/150 need cooling fans which can run long after the PC or PS4 is shut down (with power still connected)? I bought this G29 when the price dropped to $213 solely as a PS4 wheel to swap between my PC games which I use with the T300. I have not taken the pedals out and checked them because I am so used to my modified G27 pedals that work on both wheels. I'll take other reviewer's words that Logitech screwed up the brake pedal. However, so far, after testing on Assetto Corsa, Project Cars 2, F1 2016, DiRT 4, and DiRT Rally 2.0, I am highly impressed and didn't realize how much I missed the wheel shift lights. It is nowhere near as jerky as the G27 and closer to the smoothness (and quietness) of the T300. Also, the dead zone many have complained about can be tamed with enough in-game settings. I got it minimized with settings in PCars 2, and Assetto Corsa. I never experienced it in F1, DiRT 4, or DiRT Rally 2.0 - all of which are made by Codemaster so there's that to consider. This wheel is not worth the original $350-$400 but under $300, where the original G27 sat, this is a true best buy (keep in mind however the G27 came with the side shifter which now costs $60 extra). If you've never bought a wheel and pedal set before, then chances are you wouldn't be bothered with the brake pedal that long term G27 users are complaining about. Caveats to the PS4 use: unlike the T300/T150, you cannot change the wheel rotation on its own with the PS4. It's hit or miss on success changing it with game settings. On the PC of course you can do it in Logitech's game profiler software - but that does not carry over to the PS4 in setting. In DiRT Rally 2.0 for example, you turn go into wheel settings, turn on Soft Lock, and then drop Saturation from 100%. So if you cut saturation to 60% with soft lock on, wheel rotation in that game drops to 540 (900 x .60) which is perfect for rally and GT series racing. You can work the math accordingly to tailor your own preference for wheel rotation in that game.

Horrible!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Clamp broke after 2 weeks of use, force feedback is grainy, and over poor quality.