Customer Ratings & Reviews

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.

Right out of the box, you can tell this wheel and pedals are well built. Quality plastics support the metal pedals and brushed aluminum wheel wrapped in leather. Honestly, this feels better than the setup in my actual car! I really appreciate the attention to detail with a retractable grip on the base of the pedals for carpeting and pop-up screws for easy attachment of the wheel to a table or whatever support system you choose to use. I love cars and really enjoy racing games, but also tend to get bored with them quickly. It just isn’t that exciting to play them with a regular controller or mouse and keyboard. I got ahold of the G923 wheel and pedals in hopes that I could fix that. So far so good. Playing with a dedicated wheel and foot pedals makes gaming SO much more exciting and realistic. Controls are responsive and synced well with games. Trueforce helps me judge speed in corners and pedal resistance is perfect so I know exactly how much throttle or braking to expect from my inputs. So far I have only used this system to play Forza Horizon 4 on Xbox and it was plug and play. Going to try it with F1 2019 on PC next and see how that goes. My only complaint right now is my setup. I live in an apartment and don’t have any tables or desks that I can use to mount the steering wheel and have space below for the pedals. Literally playing on my lap for now and while it works, definitely not ideal. Hoping to get a Playseat semi-soon to round out the setup. Would absolutely recommend checking those out if you are interested in this wheel and pedals!

The Logitech G923 is hands down one of the best purchases I’ve made for gaming. The force feedback feels incredibly realistic you can actually feel the road, the traction, and even subtle shifts in weight as you drive. It makes racing games way more immersive, and honestly, I could play all day without getting bored. Everything from the wheel design to the responsive pedals makes it feel like I’m in a real car. Whether I’m drifting through turns or going flat out on a straightaway, the G923 delivers. If you’re into racing games, this is a must-have. Absolutely love it!

Logitech is no doubt is the leading name in making gaming accessories such as racing wheels and force shifter. This model looks identical to the G920 model but the feedback system which is called "TrueForce" is significantly improved over the older model. What does that mean is every move or noise coming out of the games during racing you would feel in the vibration that TrueForce feedback generates. It is realistic as I play Horizon and I feel in real racing as I'm fully engaged in every noise/ behavior the engine makes such as pushing gas pedal or hit the brake. Quality speaking, the wheel is well-built and made of nice stitched leather. This accessory works perfectly and provides a real and fun racing experience. Pros: Easy setup, premium quality, controls on wheels are handy, feedback is responsive, sensitivity is customizable vis G HUB program which is a good addition to have. Cons: None

This is my first Logitech wheel and I love it. the force feed back is vary nice I also love the clicking sound of the paddle shifter. i’ve already had it over more than five months and still hasn’t disappointed me I had no issues or nothing bad related I would definitely recommend this steering wheel to a beginner who is starting SIM racing/car. 5/5 stars

The Logitech G923 is an excellent mid-range racing wheel that brings solid build quality, immersive force feedback, and a decent pedal set, making it a great option for sim racers looking for a high-quality experience without breaking the bank. Design & Build Quality The G923 retains the premium, sturdy design of its predecessors (the G29 and G920), featuring a hand-stitched leather-wrapped wheel, solid metal paddle shifters, and a durable pedal set. The buttons and dials are well-placed, offering easy access to in-game controls. While it doesn’t have the premium feel of direct-drive wheels, it’s still a well-built and long-lasting product. TrueForce Force Feedback One of the biggest selling points of the G923 is TrueForce, a new force feedback system that enhances immersion by offering more detailed vibrations and better road feel. While it works well in supported games like iRacing, Gran Turismo 7, and Assetto Corsa Competizione, the difference compared to older models isn’t game-changing—especially for those upgrading from a G29 or G920. Pedal Set The included pedal set features a progressive brake pedal, which feels more realistic compared to the previous models. It provides better resistance, mimicking real braking pressure. However, the throttle and clutch pedals remain fairly standard, and some users may still want to upgrade to a load-cell brake pedal for even more precision. Compatibility & Software The G923 is compatible with PC, PlayStation, and Xbox, but you’ll need to buy the correct version for your console (PS or Xbox). On PC, it works seamlessly with games like F1 23, Dirt Rally 2.0, and Forza Horizon 5. The G Hub software allows you to fine-tune settings, but its interface can sometimes be a bit clunky. Pros & Cons ✅ Pros: • Excellent build quality and comfortable design • TrueForce adds extra realism (in supported games) • Strong and smooth force feedback • Solid pedal set with a progressive brake • Compatible with PC and consoles ❌ Cons: • TrueForce support is limited to certain games • Pedals could be better, especially the throttle and clutch • Not a huge upgrade over the G29/G920 for casual users • No quick-release system for swapping wheels Final Verdict The Logitech G923 is a great choice for casual and mid-level sim racers who want a quality force feedback wheel with solid performance. While TrueForce is a nice addition, it isn’t a must-have feature unless you play supported games. If you already own a G29 or G920, the upgrade isn’t necessary unless you want the slightly improved brake pedal and force feedback. However, if you’re new to sim racing or upgrading from a cheaper wheel, the G923 is an excellent starting point. Rating: 8.5/10 – A solid racing wheel with good force feedback, but TrueForce isn’t a game-changer.

A year or two ago this entry level “rig” was ridiculously expensive, now that the direct drive came out some good deals make this make sense. Wheel quality is solid, a bit jittery and the break pedal is too heavy as the reviews state. Overall a great buy.

The wheel was very easy to set up and feels great in hand. The pedals are nice but not entirely like driving a car. Great for a quick setup and easy to store to the side of a desk if needed.

Works great, allows different tweaks to the strength of the springs and works well with games like forza. Check your desk for the depth of the edge as you may need to cut in to the desk to get it to clamp on.

This is a good quality steering wheel and pedal combo. I am using it for American/Euro truck simulator and Forza Horizon 5. It makes driving a lot more fun and engaging. For Forza, driving on dirt and the handling gets a little challenging. You can customize everything very easily. All of my experience is from the PC side. The actual setup is very easy, need to make sure all your wires are nicely running through the slots and locking the steering wheel is a breeze with thin table adapter already attached. Make sure you take it off for thicker table tops. The pedals are stable, I use them on a carpet and even with heavy breaking, it never moves. For software, once you install G-Hub, the hardware is recognized and all works perfectly.

The force feedback is better then expected it’s compatible with more games then I expected and is an amazing product I highly recommend if you don’t want to spend a stupid amount for a wheel

The wheel is great for the price, it has multiple extra buttons that are nice, but only work on one game on xbox that being Assetto Corsa Competizione. The force feedback is pretty good considering it’s a gear driven wheelbase and true force is a pretty cool feature for the games that support it. The wheel gets fairly loud when playing certain games, especially when going off-road in Forza Horizon 5. The pedals are pretty good especially the break pedal, it has a point where it’s not very stiff then gets much stiffer which is helpful when driving cars that don’t have ABS as that point is about where the brakes start to lock up. The only real issue I’ve had is that there isn’t enough force feedback for certain things, for example when drifting if you go over a curb you lose the fine details of the force feedback. Otherwise I’m very happy with my purchase and would definitely like to upgrade to the G PRO in the future as Logitech has proven that they have good quality products for a good price.

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.

Did an order pick up and was notified when the order was ready. When I arrived to the store it was very easy to find the pickup location and the customer service was great. The steering wheel from logitech works amazing and feels so good with the driving.

I think the force feedback is at the perfect amount for an entry level wheel and I am very impressed with the materials and feel of the wheel compared to other wheels at this price point.

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.

I thought TrueForce would just be a marginal improvement over the prior wheels I had from Logitech, Thrustmaster and Fanatec, perhaps a bit more vibrations and that's it. Boy was I wrong and proceeded to have my mind completely blown by Dirt 2.0 at its realism and ability to put you inside the actual car. This is as real of force feedback as it gets to driving a real car and it's absolutely something that should not be missed. A lot of reviews on this wheel have never even touched a TrueForce game. Do yourself a favor and fire up Dirt Rally 2.0. In other news, the quality of the wheel is also fantastic, though the only complaint I have is that I would've liked bigger rubber pads below the pedals and some additional rubber pads at the mounting points below the wheel. However, these are easily fixable and due to how good TrueForce is I would've given this 6 out of 5 if I could for exceeding my expectations.

If you’re looking for your first wheel, this is a great place to start. The force feedback is enough to get the sensation, without being overwhelming if you’ve never had that before. It also mounts very easily to your desk if you don’t want to go all in and get a dedicated seat. I had no issues with setup or use with Asetto Corsa, F1 24, Forza Motorsport, or others.

The GP923 is a well built mid range racing wheel system that significantly enhances driving games compared to a controller. Its popular for its responsiveness, realistic force feedback, and solid construction, making it a strong choicer beginners or intermediate sim racers.

If you want to get into sim racing on a budget, this is the go to. Very affordable and just enough feedback to whip like a real steering wheel while not overdoing it. Pedals are great and have improved from the g920. Great for forza and motorsport along with many other titles.