Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great for a starter wheel, great quality and easy to setup.

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.

The Logitech G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals for Xbox One X/S is a game-changer for racing enthusiasts. Its TRUEFORCE feedback delivers immersive, realistic vibrations, enhancing games like Forza Horizon 5. The hand-stitched leather wheel and polished metal pedals feel premium. Setup is easy, but the brake pedal is stiff. Highly recommend for immersive sim racing at Best Buy

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.

Easy to set up. I recommend this product for beginners.

Works seamlessly on most games but some games can’t find it and apparently it’s due to the manufacturer not making it compatible! Other than that, the response time is fast, the breaks are extremely stiff, and the wheel shake on curbs and dirt/gravel make the immersion beautiful! If the game excepts the wheel, experience is 10/10! While using this wheel, I’ve learned I need to get the metal frame because I can truly get at least started in sim racing with this!

This wheel is a really great entry point into wheel racing. It's not crazy expensive or in depth like other sim racing setups, but is better than a controller

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.

Was hesitant to buy at first but after a solid few weeks of using, I don’t think I could’ve asked for a more fun starter driving kit, definitely has its draw backs, you need a really good stationary chair to use the pedals properly and it will shake your table a lot if you mount it, so don’t play too late at night especially if you live with people, other than that it’s a great product

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.

Good quality but will have to wait until PC and Xbox games support the newer features like the trueforce feedback. Well made and sturdy. Pedals stay put on carpet because of spikes. Expensive and if you don't care for new features get an older version for way cheaper. Will be supported on new Xbox Series X so a plus

I’ve had so much fun with this product. I use it alongside my PC. It makes driving experiences that much more fun especially truck simulator. Breaths new life into an otherwise dull experience.

My son hasn't stopped playing. He said it really feels like your driving a real car

This motorized wheel is top notch and I would recommend this to anyone looking for a fun yet engaging experience.

Great purchase but the price is a bit much. I wasn’t positive on spending that much but compared to spending upwards of $800+ for a more advanced setup but after playing on it for a few weeks it hasn’t done anything weird or had any issues with high force feedback gameplay. If it can handle Assetto Corsa drifting with a good amount of ffb I’d say it’s worth buying if you can’t or don’t want to spend a lot of money on a higher end rig.

Would recommend easy to setup and use in-game, Great sim

Great realism compared to controller. I play ATS and Forza Horizon 4, on PC. This wheel connected super easy and was basically plug and play. The force feedback is amazing and the pedals feel real solid. The only thing is, I had to buy a new desk for this to connect to, my old one was a foldable table from WalMart, loved it. The edge, where the wheel connects, tapers off in kind of a slope, before it goes flat vertical. The wheel did not like the taper, and when I connected it, the whole thing leaned forward, and if I didn't catch it, it would have fallen and potentially been damaged. So if you get this, make sure the table you're mounting this on is straight rectangle edge.

Not knowing how it would work, I was pleasantly surprised to see the clever mounting system attached without any damage to my dinning room table. Which is also great for quick removal. I will put my carpentry skills to work creating a Z frame for mounting the wheel like the more expensive factory built units. Logitech's wheel worked flawlessly and easily on the Xbox console. Plug it in and it works. A little more of a challenge on the WINDOWS 10 gaming laptop. Once we figured out how to install the driver from Ghub, we were able to get STEAM driving apps to work. Using the control center in the game to relate the pedals, wheel and paddle switches to mimick the original keyboard command. Than made the wheels feedback very realistic. Mimicked the slippery feel of wet pavement, trudging over swampy terrain in a jeep, etc.,. Love the Xbox and now the PC interface. The wheel has a BLUE center as on real race cars. The auto centering works fantastic. Note: keep you hands off the wheel when you first start it up and plug it in. I performs a reset on its HOME sensors and spins the wheel to both extremes.

Just for about 60dollars more the true force Logitech wheel is a blast to mess with compared to the “non-true force wheel.” Which I have tested both of them, it provides an excellent experience when racing and feels so realistic! Although my only complaint would be with how close the pedals are to one another, I always tend to hit the break and clutch at the same time which interferes with shifting and breaking.

This wheel is about as good as the gear system wheels get. A belt driven or direct drive wheel will have a lot more force feedback, but this a good wheel. TrueForce was a good idea by Logitech, but unfortunately the tech hasn't resonated with developers. It adds a decent level of immersion for games that support it. Much like PhysX cards by nVidia, it was a good idea, but the support is lackluster at best.