Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great++++ Product+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++

As someone who loves to drive fast, being able to do so in a game in awesome. I’m not big into racing sims, however, this combo was definitely worth it. Super easy to set up, takes a very little amount of room, and works (so far) flawlessly. Feels as real as fake can be. If it is ever on sale or the price drops like 50-100 bucks, definitely buy this as a first ever racing sim setup. Thanks logitech!

I bought this Wheel for IRacing, ATS(American Truck Sim) and Project Cars. I have been blown away with just how realistic and immersive it is, must have for any driving game. Pros: - Adds so much to the game play - Works well with both PC\PS4 - Customizable with each game Cons - Its pricey - Brake stopper impedes control - For what you pay they should include the Shifter Great product overall just missing the Gear shift, and for what it cost it really should be included.

Works great, my husband and kids love it. They play Forsa and apparently they can dial in the cars well and to their liking.

The wheel is good for casual use. I bought it for asseto corsa with mods and it’s not bad. The wheel feels amazing. The grip is good and all the buttons feel sturdy. My only negatives is the brake pedal. It’s a little too stiff. It’s like a work out for my calf’s when I hit the brakes. Other then that I think the wheel is not bad for its price!

My son loves this for his driving games He plays every day and it’s really is great

This was a Christmas gift for my 3 year old yes a 3 year old he’s been able to drive his electric cars since he was 14 months and I thought this would be awesome for rainy days or super hot or super cold nights just something in between we swear we have a baby Hamilton on our hands so yes money well spent!

My son loves it! He had gotten it for Christmas and he hasn't stopped using it.

Eaay to install, works great for racing games and gives a real feel of being in the vehicle

I like the feeling of the wheel had great results & reaction time

I jumped on a $199 sale as I couldn't bring myself to pay $400 for something I'd play maybe once a week. I was a little bummed because it was supposed to come with the 6spd shifter as well for $199. No matter, at half off it's not a big deal to not get the $60 shifter. It's mostly plastic, but it's nice and solid. I didn't build a race rig yet, so I had to place the pedals on the carpet. There's a flip bar just underneath the pedals and helps it stay in the carpet real well. If it's going to be mounted on a flat surface, just flip it back in. Steering seems fine for the time being. The "leather" on the wheel feels nice as well. There's a tiny spot on the wheel where my thumb seems to rub a little awkwardly, but I usually use my racing gloves so I don't feel it. Buttons are solid. I still have no idea what to do with the spinning red wheel on the right, but that's no big deal. It just looks cool HAHA Wheel is a bit noisy as expected from a belt driven system. My wife knows when I'm approaching the S turn from the other room. Bunch of vibration and turning of the wheel can be heard. This will all eventually be downstairs in the game room, so that won' matter much either. If you won't have a race rig or playseat, you'll definitely want a sturdy table to mount this on. It's currently mounted on an 1"x45"x45" thick solid wood table. The mounts work fine, but on heavy turns I find myself lifting the table at times. A proper playseat or race rig should solve that problem. I assume a wide desk would work as well. I'd just use caution if your desk is made of pressed wood. I've seen pictures where the wheel just yanks right off leaving what looks like a huge bite mark on the edge of the desk. The wheel is definitely worth the $200 I paid for it. The wheel goes on sale at least once a year. If the regular price of $400 is to much, just wait it out.

I spent a lot of time looking into force feedback wheels. I own an Xbox one but opted for the PS4 version since I play most of my games on the PC. Both wheels work fine with the PC. The PS4 version (This one) has more buttons available and the shift lights. So for the exact same price this wheel is a better value. This inconsistency is the one thing that stopped me from giving 5 stars. The wheel is well made and in game I can feel the tires losing grip when the wheel switches to a lighter amount of pull. It's quite flexible with all the adjustments available in the Logitech software. So far it's been very solid and has helped me improve my lap times.

As someone who’s into racing games, the Logitech G29 has completely transformed my experience. The build quality is excellent—feels sturdy and premium, and the leather-wrapped wheel adds a nice touch. The force feedback is powerful and responsive, making every turn and bump feel realistic, which really immerses you in the game. I also love the paddle shifters and the 900-degree rotation, which gives you a more authentic driving experience. It’s easy to set up and works great with both PlayStation and PC. If you’re serious about racing games or just want to take your experience to the next level, the G29 is definitely worth it. Highly recommended!

I purchased this to use with the PC versions of Spintires, MudRunner and SnowRunner. It works decently with all of them but requires some setup depending on which game is used. It also works nicely with Project Cars (the first one) without any setup. The software is a bit confusing, as you can use Logitech Gaming Software or GHub. LGS is older but was around when this wheel was created and seems to have better compatibility. It was required in my case to get force feedback working in games.

Definitely helps elevate racing games for the PS5. Even better if attached to a frame approximating the location and feel of a real car stereo and shifter.

My 11yr old son loves it!! He used to use it with his playstation 4 and now with his playstation 5. He uses it on his need for speed game and he loves using the steering wheel and pedals. He doesn't want to use his controller when playing that game because he says its way better with the steering wheel and pedals!

Great starter wheel for the price. Feels a bit toy-ish, but if you're not sure if you'll like sim racing and don't want to spend a lot of money right off the bat, it still operates very well. Recommend upgrading the petal springs, but not necessary until you reach a higher skill level. Compatible with every steering wheel compatible game Ive tried, and that is not the case for many competitors.

Great wheel. Very nice feed back will recommend. Will try new wheels

I waited for for almost 10 years to decide that I wanted a racing wheel. When I looked at the options, I could really only afford one of the options. I simply can't afford $800.00. So, I saw reviews on of the wheels available. I could have bought a cheaper wheel, but the T80 was an absolutely worthless pile of nothing, and the T150 didn't inspire me that it was the best choice. I decided to not go for a $500 or more wheel that probably couldn't connect to the PS4. All of these decisions boiled down to two options. The T300 or the G29. I looked at the reviews, and I looked at the companies. It came down to this: The T300 is new, unproven, and has a LOT of major problems. But the G29, while based on a 10 year old blueprint, is proven, reliable, and made by a (mostly) good company. So, I saved up and bought it. I am not the most active in racing right now, but I have put some time in on it. It is much more powerful and much more accurate than my DFGT. The increase in data points has also created an increase in smoothness. It's really quite nice! I mounted it on my wheel stand that I built a few years ago. It's very, very simple. I bought a 6 foot 2 X 6, a 6 foot 2 X 4, and a 6 foot 1.25 X 6. I cut them into 24 inch sections, I put the 3 2 X 6 sections as the base, and screwed them together. I put two of the 2 X 4 sections as uprights, then put the 1.25 X 6 section on top to lock the wheel onto. The extra pieces were used to add triangulation bracing. One important thing was to keep the cord coming out of the pedals from smashing up against the back of the stand. I put some triangulation at the end to keep the pedals away from the back. The one thing I did not do was tie the chair into the frame. This allows the stand to move away when I am getting excited. But, it is compact enough I can easily store it out of the way, which keeps the others in my house happy (er) ;) Enjoy!

Its not as expensive as other brands, it works on multiple games and its not a gear drive unit. Gear drive units can do damage if some thing goes wrong in the game. Plus if your not a top 1% competitor in the world you dont need $1000 wheel systems. Gran Turismo for example has settings that allow you to adjust the stiffness in the wheel. Worth buying