Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am replacing a very old Thrustmaster (Windows XP -era) wheel that no longer worked in Windows due to lack of driver support. I chose this one because of my positive experiences using Logitech products over the years. As far as build quality, this does not disappoint. Everything feels solid. Pedals do not slide on my carpet. Connecting it all was easy too. Just had to download the software. The FFB is strong in the wheel. The motor seems to be quieter than my old wheel too, but perhaps not by much. Overall, I would say that the FFB wheel tech has not improved drastically at this price point over the last 15 or so years and I was a little surprised by that. I did have a little bit of a hassle getting it set up in games. In Forza 7, I had to manually set up the axes/buttons. It did not have a profile. The G920 profile would not recognize it. It was also impossible to control my car at first until I found on the internet that I should check the box to invert force feedback in the advanced options of the game. Once I did that, it worked as expected. Other games also had to be set up manually. Assetto Corsa Competizione gave me the best out-of-the-box experience. I picked the game up off of Steam because it was one of the few games that support the new TrueForce FFB effects. The new effects were noticeable, but not game-changing in my opinion. I also stink at driving games apparently, so my experience was a little tainted by my lack of skills. Overall I am very satisfied with it and I am probably going to order the stick-shifter. Now - time to hit the track to up my driving game.

Very well built all around steering wheel. Surely recommend to a beginner sim racer. The true force is also a nice feature to add the driving experience.

Very nice entry wheel and pedal set for sim racing. While there are certainly more premium options on the market, this is a great way to get going without shelling out a ton of cash. The pedals are quite good actually, and the wheel is nice, but I wish the paddle shifters were a little better. The shifters lack in the way of feedback, so I ocassionally miss a shift. However, the force feedback is sufficient from the wheel base. There are even threaded inserts on the bottom of the base of the wheel and pedals, making securing it to a stand or sim cockpit easy. I would recommend this to any sim racing fan that is looking for something to get started, but hasn't decided to go all in on equipment.

love it and easy to setup goes great with the driving chair.. bought the chair some where else but bought the steering wheel, pedals and gear shifter from here and would do it again

Solid entry lvl race wheel for the xbox x/s/one. Has proper feedback in the wheel. Quality built. Makes driving games more intense and much more fun.

Must have wheel for any racing enthusiast. Force feed back is next level and extremely accuate when riding kurbs and every car has a differnt feel.

The Logitech G923 has been a great intro to the sim racing experience. The True Force is a must have that adds to the experience. You really feel when your vehicle drives over different types and how that affects the grip of the vehicle.

I really like the feel of the wheel and its easy to set up. Compared to my old thrustmaster tmx this is definatly a step up. The force feedback is excellent for a non direct drive wheel. I'm more of a weekend racer so for me this wheel is perfect. You can actually feel the gears switching through the wheel. And I've not even experienced the true force yet. So if you want a decent wheel with a 3 pedal set up. This is a good wheel to start with.

Yes, you read the title right! Maybe I should've spent the extra $50 when I bought the G920 and opted for the G923 instead...oh well. At least now I have a backup wheel for the future. After five days of purchasing the G920, I went out and got the G923. It has all the goods of the G920 with a few advantages that I prefer in the G923. The first one is the RPM/Shift LED indicator on the wheel. I like the driver POV when I play. With the G920, I had to briefly glance at the RPM indicator on the screen or on the instrument cluster to see how close I am getting to the redline. Well, even in that brief second of a glance, I would sometimes wander off my line and end up on the dirt or bumping into another car. The shift indicator is bright enough where I can see the blue LEDs come on and blink in my periphery and shift accordingly. The second thing I like about the G923 over the G920 is the brake pedal feel. The G920 is stiffer than the G923, but yet the G923 is just the right amount of resistance and feels just much better than the G920. I am not saying the G920 brake pedal feel is bad, but the G923 takes the cake between the two in a more real world feel and application. Third and final as of now, the FFB is also easier to dial in and feels more precise than the G920. I have the settings from the G920 on the G923 and the G923 just feels better. From feeling the tire slip to recovering from a skid, the G923 is faster at reacting to my inputs. I have been playing with the setting on the G923 and I am liking how the change in FFB is not too drastic. I like how incremental the feeling is and how I can feel the difference in the game. I did state in my G920 review that it is a great starter wheel for those that have never used such peripherals before, just like myself. Yes, it is a great starter wheel and pedal combo. But if you can spare that extra $50, the G923 adds the first two elements I mentioned above, that would get my vote every time I am asked to choose one between the two. Those that require parental funds might have a hard time getting this wheel and pedal setup (But we all know how soft our Nanna's hearts are, she just might just get it for you just in time for Christmas, hehe). Heck if I had a grandkid that is onto racing games, I would probably get this for them if they asked me. But for those that are into racing games, are just delving into using a wheel and pedal combo, and price isn't an issue, grab this set up. Yes, there are plenty of YT reviews saying if you can forego the Logitech and $$$ isn't an issue, by all means grab the best DD you can get. But for a starter, you cannot go wrong with the G923, or the G920 for that matter. Highly recommended and I would purchase this over the G923 each time.

Its amaizng works great, very responsive, feels amazing in your hands

Quality build and easy to set up. It's not going to give you ultra-realistic simulation like a direct-drive wheelbase, but it was stronger than I expected and a fraction of the price.

Its great doesn't take long to set up its just like a real car and you can set every button to what ecer you want

Before this wheel I had a g920 and the feedback and pedals on this wheel is so much better I would recommend this as a first wheel

very easy to set up and use, lots of fun. Price was very good compared to other stores.

My son loves it. Exactly what he was expecting and will work perfect for the PC I will be getting.

Overall good quality & accuracy with in app adjustments. Takes some time to break in the brake pedal. Very stiff for a the first couple sessions

Great product for you intro-virtual drivers looking to start a new beginning in racing or trucking sims. Works with many games that you didnt know used wheel technology.

Amazing product my son loves it .He plays it say in and night. You should grab one for your kids.

I love my wheel and use it all the time when I play forza horizon on the Xbox. It is high quality and the resistance is so strong you have to turn it down in game.

This is definitely a great steering wheel, but it does have some glowing issues. The first of which is the game support. Currently, there’s less than 100 games that officially support this wheel. Furthermore, some games that are claimed to be supported either aren’t, or are very buggy. However, with the games that I’ve played where the wheel does work: Euro Truck simulator 2 & Grid (2019) it worked amazingly! The feedback is exceptional and what really blew my mind was the true force technology that allowed you to feel so much more than just your usual vibrational feedback. It didn’t feel like I was holding a shaking Xbox controller, but rather that I really was steering a F1 car at 100 mph. The feeling is amazing. I just wish there was more supported games. Especially with the hefty price tag. I almost wish I bought the last gen wheel just to have more supported games.