Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this wheel because I pretty much had 2 options for the XBOne, this wheel or the Thrustmaster TX. The Thrustmaster had very mixed reviews, and I have had good experience with Logitech products in the past, so I leaned towards this one. This wheel/pedal set uses very nice materials, and I would actually venture to say that I like the feel of this better than the Fanatec CSR which this replaced. I do, however, prefer the belt drive in the Fanatec, as it is very smooth. The gears in this wheel make it just a tad rougher and a little louder than the CSR. But the wheel is solid, the leather wrap is awesome, the buttons are very good, and it has the full 3 pedal set, all of which are aluminum. The problem with this wheel came when I approached the first corner and stepped on the brake. Logitech did this interesting non-linear brake pedal design where the pedal moves freely about 15%, then it becomes ridiculously heavy. Now, I have never driven an F1 car or anything like that, but I have never had to push the brake pedal that hard in my real car. The nice thing is that the little carpet grip thing on the bottom of the pedal base holds very tight, so I could literally push my chair back and the pedals wouldn't move. Fortunately, the brake pedal issue is easy to fix. If you take the pedal base apart (it just screws together) and remove the brake pedal, you will find a little rubber block floating inside the spring. Remove this rubber block, then put pedals back together, and then you can actually enjoy the race. Just make sure you don't over-brake, as that becomes possible after you remove the block.

I bought the Logitech G920 for my nephew, and he absolutely loves it! The force feedback feels super realistic, and it makes racing games way more fun and immersive. The build quality is solid — the wheel feels premium and the pedals are sturdy too. Setup was easy, and it worked right away with his Xbox. He’s been using it nonstop since he got it! Definitely worth it if you’re looking for a great, reliable racing wheel.

Feels smooth to use and set up is easy on no hesi and other titles.

Bought as a christmas gift for my teenage and he loves it. The response and feed back of the wheel add an extra layer of fun to the racing games. No it is not the same as driving a real car but it gives a very good simulation experience. We bought a stand for the set thay was seperate but ver much recommend. Great gift for a gaming loved one thats into racing games.

I had bought and returned a few of these in my life, but every time I’ve had one, I’ve always had a blast with it, without question. Easy to set up, and definitely worth it if you’re in the market. New or used!

Son loved it for his birthday! Easy set up and really fast shipping!

This product is super easy to use. Literally took it out of the box and plugged it in was ready to use. I really like the feedback on this wheel it’s awesome to be able to feel the road while using it. My only issue was the brake just felt a little stiff other then that worked great. I am using this on pc.

One of many Logitech wheels I've owned over the years - upgraded to this from the G27 (which isn't all that old, but isn't recognized in certain newer games). For most everyone, this will require the 'brake mod' that most have heard about (it's all over Youtube - not a big deal, but something to be aware of). I use this for both PC and Xbox One. There are (much) more expensive wheels out there that are almost certainly better than this one, but for the price the G920 is hard to beat in terms of both compatibility and quality.

Great steering wheel at the best budget steering wheel you can buy it has amazing G force on it and the force feedback is really good and it plugs are perfectly had no issues with it. I’d recommend anyone that has a budget for a steering wheel that doesn’t have a lot of money.

I should start this by saying outside of a cheap wheel for a PS1 I had in the late 90s, I've never owned or really even used any racing peripherals at home. That being said, I was absolutely blown away by the quality of this thing for the price (at time of this writing, its $300, but BB will price match the big site named after a forest which usually has it for around $240-$250). I work as an auto tech for big 3 US dealer, and I will say the fit and finish of this wheel is just about on par with a generic sports car (camaro, mustang, etc.). Not Porsche or Lambo quality, but for sure nicer than I was expecting. The leather (not sure if its real, probably fake) feels very nice during long, sweaty handed play sessions, and after 2 weeks of use hasn't rubbed off or gotten marked in any discernable way (will update if and when it does). I drive a WRX IRL, and the pedals honestly feel extremely similar to it. They're sporty and firm feeling, not squishy like a manual Cruze or something, but not track car hard either. I feel the brake pedal could have a little more travel, but it's nothing major and may just be a personal preference. I'm pretty sure they don't change their feel based on vehicle being driven, but games like Forza will change the clutch "bite" point depending on the car. It can be a little akward, simply because you can't actually physically feel it like you would in a real car, but I imagine that would be a very difficult and expensive thing to emulate from game to real life. But honestly, once you dial in your settings, it feels just like driving a real vehicle within about 10 min. The force actuation is extremely accurate and MUCH stronger than you think it would be for its size. (it will shake desks, especially if they're not super sturdy) Most games default to the strength of it being perfectly in the middle, but I find it best to use it at maybe 35-40%, but yrmv. The whole setup is very heavy and sturdy, without being too cumbersome. The clamps feel very strong and easy to adjust. it can be a bit akward to route the wiring for the pedals, shifter(not included but highly recommended), power, and main USB connection, especially if your desk is like mine with already terrible cable managment, but there is a slot underneath that does a decent job of keeping things from tangling as the exit the main connection point (directly under the wheel). The shifter paddles are either mechanically actuated or very good at imitating it. They're solid metal and feel great to use, but they aren't self centered, meaning they travel with the wheel. It can be kind of disorienting when trying to turn and shift at the same time, so it will require focus to remember where the upshift vs. downshift paddles are at any given time. The standard abxy buttons feel fine, not any better or worse than a standard xbox controller. d-pad is about the same. The start and select buttons are a little soft, but nothing terrible. The only flaw I can find on it is that it doesn't have a small joystick on it to use in menus or map screens. I play on PC, so i just grab the mouse for those times, but console users may find it difficult to scroll through things like maps or certain menus when only having access to the d-pad. Thats a small QOL improvement I'd like to see on the next iteration of this thing, There are LS and RS buttons, but they're not very stable and almost feel like they should click in multiple ways. That being said, I don't really find a need for those extra buttons. One thing to note is that if you have it plugged into your computer/console, every time you start or reboot the device, the wheel will self calibrate by turning all the way right and then all the way left. So if you leave it on the floor or on a shelf when not in use but still plugged in, be sure that the wheel can rotate freely or else youll have to recalibrate the device when you go to use it, and if its in a position where it cant move at all, you may risk burning out one of the motors. I will note, on PC, even though the buttons are labeled with the xbox layout, many games (even xbox gamepass games like FORZA), will still refer to them as generic pc game controller buttons ie 1-10. Not at all a dealbreaker, but does require some getting used to sometimes. Overall, its an easy 5 star for me. 98/100, simply because nothing is perfect, and at this price point, the minor features missing are completely acceptable.

I have had this wheel for a little over a week. Its been delightful to play racing sims on it. Its a great starter set. I was going to go with thrustmaster but this was on sale for $150 off so I couldnt pass it up. Assetto Corsa I have had some issues but Forza and iRacing work perfectly. Theres some calibrations that need to be done in game.

This was a gift for my son. I bought it for a reasonable price and it was easy to setup. I would recommend this product to others.

Great product. Good quality, very easy to setup! Along with the use of it. the force feedback feels great!

After looking at numerous racing wheels for gaming, I determined this Logitech G920 was the best value for the price. It felt more substantial that others and certainly much better than the cheaper wheels. The force feedback is something you don't want to pass up on. You do have to make sure the wheel is properly calibrated for the games you are using it for. So far, so good. You'll never play a racing game with a handheld controller again!

Works great I find it more compatible with games better than some of the other wheels out there

This is really fun to start with and the kids absolutely love it. I didn’t expect so much force feedback but it doesn’t seem variable. Kinda all or nothing. It is great if you are on the fence about a wheel and the resell value stays pretty true to cost.

I bought this as my first driving sim wheel. It works great, the only issue i have had is sometimes the wheel gets out of calibration and you have to nplug and replug to reacalibrate the wheel.

No issues setting up to xbox. No issues playing games.

Good racing wheel, has got everything you need and is fairly simple to use once you get it set up. Used it for ATS and NASCAR Heat 5, and Farming Simulator 22 (it'll work with FS, but not like a dedicated driving game). Did take a bit of youtubing and googling to set it up, as there was no dedicated instruction booklet/sheet that came with it. That's not to say it was difficult, though, as it was fairly simple.

It’s awesome learning how to drift on this thing. I just wish the cables were a little higher quality but the actual product itself is worth every dollar.