Customer Ratings & Reviews

Disclosure: I have owned the previous Logitech wheel for PS4, the G29 since November 2015. Review for people who have never used a wheel before: If you have used a controller for racing games and then decide to switch to a wheel, it’s going to take some practice, but it’ll be worth it. My previous wheel the G29 is sturdy and I haven’t had an issue in the nearly 5 years I’ve owned it. When you open the box for the G923, the wheel basically has all the PS4 controller buttons in the center of the wheel. The box also has the pedal base with the gas, brake and clutch pedals. I’ve used it on carpet and on a rug and the base doesn’t slide while using. Once you get inside your particular game, you can adjust the settings for the wheel. If you like a particular feel (stiff or loose) while driving, it can be adjusted. The brake pressure can also be adjusted. Review for people who have used a wheel before: The Logitech 923 feels exactly the same way the G29 feels and I love my G29. So, what’s the big difference? The G29 is compatible with the PS3 and the PS4. The G923 is compatible with the PS4 and will be compatible with the PS5 once it’s released. And of my current racing games, none of them support the TrueForce feedback, so I can’t tell you how it feels. Hopefully more games incorporate it and/or it’s available when the PS5 is released. In short, if you don’t have a wheel for your PS4, I recommend the Logitech G923. If you have a Logitech G29 and you don’t plan to invest in the PS5 once it’s released, then stay with the G29. If you have a Logitech G29 and you are planning to buy a PS5 in the future, then go ahead and grab the Logitech G923 so you’ll be ahead of the curve.

This update to the g920 is so worth it especially if you never had a g920. I'm one of those people that have only used racing wheels at friends' houses but after experiencing this at home I've realized why everyone should have one at home. 1. The clamping system on the edges of the table are A+. Key tip: Press down on the turn knobs for the clamps and it'll spring out to make it easier to turn. Then press down and twist *slightly* and it'll remain recessed. 2. Force feedback is so much fun in every game I played. Forza Horizon 4 on PC was my main testing platform and this made it so easy to understand both the road surface I was on and when I was going over the edges from paved to unpaved. 3. Forza Horizon 4 - Loved playing it with this game BUT unfortunately the controls aren't automatically recognized. I had to create a custom map and map each control to its specific use (aka map accelerator, press the accelerate, it records it and saves it). The troublesome part about this was that sometimes the Logitech inside the game would get stuck recording Axis 1, and it'd force that every time I tried to custom map a new control effect. Key tip: When I started experiencing this issue, pulling the USB plug from the computer and plugging it back in cleared things up and allowed me to finish custom mapping controls. Overall it's a great little system, the clamping system pops onto racing chairs easily (yes, this inspired me to get a portable one), and the force feedback truly makes this a game changer in terms of feeling like you're actually driving. Bonus use I'm working on testing out games to help my kids gain driving skills from the safety of our home!

Let me start off by saying force feedback with a steering wheel changes the game immensely. Certain games you can actually feel the car next to you by the way the wheel pulls you towards the other car. IF you are on the market for a wheel, and obviously you are if you are reading this. Force feedback is a must. It is worth the extra $. The construction of this wheel is outstanding. Metal shifter paddles (on the wheel), leather wheel covering, RPM LEDs on the wheel (works on some games), adjustable tension for pedals and feedback settings on the wheel make this a really complete package The pedals have enough weight that they do not slide and there is a retractable carpet grip on them. For PS4 there really is nothing that needs modified settings wise, it is pretty solid out of the box. On the PC side you can adjust the tension on the pedals and the stiffness of the wheel through the Logitech G Hub software. The software is pretty straightforward. One piece of advice if you use Steam for your games. If you have any customized controllers set up in the Steam options, you will likely need to disable them as many conflict with the wheels setup. Also on the PC side, if you run into issues with the brake and clutch pedals, make sure you have the combine pedals option unchecked. Happy driving. Give this wheel a turn, you won't be disappointed.

I'll start off with the fact I haven't owned a force feedback wheel in years but have used the recent offerings on several occasions. I do have experience with actual racing on a wide range of cars. This wheel is a nice improvement on the previous generation and other wheels from this price range. I'm sure you can get wheels that have a more direct feel for much more money, same as you can spend much more and just go race the real cars. This wheel is great for this price range. The TrueForce system works well and is a noticeable improvement over the previous systems. My drawbacks are the wheel itself is somewhat noisy. I'm not sure how it compares to the other wheels but if you are racing with speakers you will hear the wheel working. I normally use headphones so it was not a concern but it is something to note. Also the pedals are fine for use but they do not have the actual feel of the real thing. They are an improvement over the previous generations though and closer to the real thing. Overall I'm very happy with this wheel. It'll be great for the winter months when it's hard to get out and enjoy cars in the North and I look forward to many hours of racing with this wheel in the future.

Good product. A little difficult to set up properly.

The g923 is Great product i like it alot i have fun using it

My son loves this! Works amazing ! Great reaction time and feels like the real Deal!

It's easy to install, I like that it's very realistic, and super easy to use, I feel like I'm driving my own car.

Got it for my significant other. He has played Gran Turismo for over a decade on the controller, after using this wheel he can't stand the controller. He loves it so much! The haptic feedback is HUGE as well, it helps his "drive by brail" gameplay style (joking, but it is incredible for feedback). NOTE they have TWO versions; Xbox and PS, they are not cross compatible.

I am a longtime gamer and have enjoyed racing games since the PS ridge racer days, progressing into Gran Turismo and DIRT as I got older. I've had racing wheels in the past and they've all under delivered on the true feel of driving in a sports car. Enter the Logitech G923 and I think we finally have a true winner! The G923 is a powerhouse of a racing wheel with only one real shortcoming, the length of the USB cord. The G923 was easy to setup and can be bolted down onto a table or desk. Unfortunately the cord usb that is attached to the wheel is only about 6 feet long. So I actually had to move a table over right in front of my tv in order to make it work with my ps4. It reminds me of the Nintendo emulator cord that was woefully too short upon its release. You can easily get a USB extender cable, but they should have made a retractable USB that extended to 15 feet so it could be enjoyed from my couch and coffee table. I do believe that they had the PC/DESK combo in mind when designing the cord. Nonetheless, once installed the Wheel is amazing. Its super responsive and takes little to no time at all to really get the feel for it. F1 2018 was a nice warm up, brakes are responsive and feel firm. The wheels shakes appropriately on varying terrain and even wobbles at higher speeds. After a few laps I was smoking the competition. Enter Gran Turismo which utilizes the Trueforce system and the wheel gets even better. You can feel the rumble of the engine, and every little nook and cranny and feel of the car, it's truly amazing. Unfortunately the amount of games at launch that can utilize this feature is limited. But hopefully as times go on more games will take advantage of the Trueforce tech. I do hope that this wheel translates to the PS5 upon release, because I do plan to buy that this fall. The fact that the wheel works on a PC too is a busy as I have Xbox Game Pass and can utilize Forza Horizon that way as well. The versatility to go back and forth and even customize more fully on the pc app really makes this wheel shine. I will hopefully enjoy this wheel for years to come and wholeheartedly recommend it.

Some of my favorite things about the Wheel is the construction and heft to the unit. The wheel itself, the stitching on it from what I read is improved over the 920, though I’m sure with the quality of the wheel and how long these things last, you’ll probably never have an issue. It doesn’t feel cheap either. I do like the included rev limiter at the top center of the wheel. Setting it up is straight forward, also there are plenty of buttons on the wheel to map for various things. Force Feedback is awesome! It’s pretty crazy in Forza Horizon! This wheel makes racing games so much more fun and I highly recommend it!

Overall a great mid/entry level wheel. I’ve been impressed with the feel of the feedback in the steering. I’m primarily playing GT7, and the trueforce feels pretty good on that game. One thing I have to disagree with most complaints, is the stiff/firm brake pedal. It’s probably the characteristic that I enjoy most, especially while left foot braking. I’ve never owned a Logitech wheel before, but this wheel has performed way better than my expectations.

Great Addition to any race game definitely need a racing cockpit way more realistic

I don't have any other driving or wheel accessories to compare the G923 to, but this one just felt like I was in the arcade. I really enjoyed my experience with it and feel like, with time, it'll get even better. Setup is pretty straight forward. Everything I did was with my PC but I assume things will work even better on a PS4 for supported games since configuration might be more baked in. The number of fully supported games for their "TrueForce" feature is very small right now and hopefully that'll change in the near future since it's such a new item. Basically you just plug the power into the wheel, and then plug the pedals into the wheel and then one more USB cable from the wheel to your PC (or PS4). The wheel unit has adjustable clips on the bottom that fit a large array of thicknesses so you can clamp it to your desk or whatever you're playing on. I'm using a MALM Ikea desk with a pretty thin mat on top and the wheel JUST BARELY squeezed on to it. You wouldn't be able to clamp it on anything thicker. But this is a thick desk and if the mat wasn't on top, it probably would fit a little more comfortably. That's all there is to it for physical setup. The only problem with actual setup is all based on the software or game you're using. Playing GRiD 2019 for the first time (which is one of the few games that fully supports the TrueForce feature) almost worked out of the box, but the wheel wasn't active right away so I had to search around the settings in order to activate it. After that it worked great! Then there was Farming Simulator 19 which "worked", but involves a lot of control fiddling and if you accidentally "reset" the controls, you'll have to manually redo every input. I'm sure theres another way but I didn't find one. Games were kind of hit or miss with degrees inbetween working out of the box and needing a lot of extra work to work well. If you're ok with playing around with the settings to get things to work the way you want, you'll be just fine. Like I said, I assume PS4 games would probably work out of the box a little more often but this is also a brand new wheel that some games just don't fully recognize yet so I can see this issue sorting itself out over time as games get updated with support. The wheel feels fantastic when playing. You can customize the dead zones in the G-Hub software and various other buttons. Having all the PS4 buttons on the wheel is also very nice and gives you a lot of control and customization in whatever you're playing and how you play it. The TrueForce feature in GRiD just made the wheel feel very great and move like you'd expect it to. My biggest issue with the whole setup was the stiffness of the brake pedal. I understand that the brake pedal SHOULD be more stiff, but I felt like it was too much. Your mileage may vary based on the surface you use the pedals on, but my thin carpet did not hold the pedals in place well enough when pressing the brake. I needed to wedge something between the pedal block and the wall to make sure I couldn't push the whole unit every time I needed to hit the brakes. There are rubber feet on the bottom that could work better maybe on hard wood floors but I'm not sure about this. With the stiffness of the brake pedal, I could see a lot of people having the same issues I did. Overall, this is my first racing wheel and I was really impressed with it. It's not cheap and I'll need to fiddle with settings to get things to work exactly how I want but I'm ok with it. I would recommend this for anyone who wants a serious racing wheel and you have the budget.

Just started getting into racing games and this one of THE BEST wheels out there right now (for beginners). Extremely easy to set up, works as soon as you connect, user friendly, and works with virtually any game. Extremely comfortable as well. I will say the only negative is that SOMETIMES you might pull the wheel off the desk (from clamps) because you get excited.

I’ve used it everyday for about a month with no issues. Yes the brake is pretty stiff but I’ve adjusted and it isn’t a real issue. The racing sims are more enjoyable with the added realism. Worth it for entry level or semi serious users.

Great toy. I would buy it again. Not too pricy and very affordable.

Great wheel overall, the force feedback isn't very powerful but not weak. Main thing I don't like about it is that you have to keep a hand on it or it's underdampened. The pedals are good but you'll need a firm mount as the brake pedal is quite hard.

Force feedback is great, takes a little while to set up in games but that's to be expected with something so configurable.

I bought for my 14-year-old son's birthday. He loves it and feel very realistic.