Logitech G Farm Sim Vehicle Side Panel for Farm Simulation 2025

This product is high quality and very functional, but the price is a bit steep for what you get.For reference, I also have the Logitech/Saitek Flight Sim Switch Panel, which costs about 80 USD. This panel costs ~150 USD, a huge price difference.Now, this panel is better for convenience: instead of needing to interface with 3rd party software like the Switch Panel to use it for non-sim games, this panel by default uses standard key inputs (~30 new inputs total, listed as Button x) which makes it VERY easy to use for any game when setting keybinds. The Switch Panel, by comparison, needs a 3rd party software such as DCSFlightPanels to be used outside of plane sims, and even then, it can only emulate keystrokes, meaning it adds no extra keys to your computer to be used (i.e. it can only mimic standard keyboard buttons).As for physical quality, however, the Switch Panel takes the cake. For just about half as much money, you get far higher quality switches that feel much more premium and satisfying to use. The switches on this farming panel are more like standard, shallow buttons (albeit clicky/high quality) than actual switches that you would imagine in a heavy work vehicle. The addition of a joystick and the presence of far more buttons is a good advantage over the Switch Panel, but each button is less satisfying than Logitech's other switch panels.Overall, it's a good choice for sheer practicality - if you want more potential keybinds, with the addition of a high quality joystick, as well as a neat aesthetic, then this is a good choice. If you just want some satisfying, high quality switches to fiddle with or mimic key presses, look at getting Logitech's Flight Sim Switch Panel instead, as it's cheaper and better built.Recommended!

I bought this with the intention of stripping every button out and making it a little more compact for my space sim cockpit. The guts of it are really easy to trace and the unit itself does wonders for your gaming experience. About as plug and play as it gets and its easy to reconfigure if you want too.

This controller is specifically made for farm simulator games. But it can be used for alternate controls in flight and space sims.The build quality is fairly cheap plastic, and it feels really light, but solid enough to attach to a table with the built in mount.The buttons are also cheap, and they do not light up at all. They work when pressed, and ultimately that is what should be.The joystick is an interesting knob. It has full X, Y and Z axis movement (Z axis is twist function). There is two buttons on the top, one a standard push button, the other a toggle button that changes from the XYZ functions to an eight-way directional function.There are plenty of buttons that can be assigned to whatever functions your game has. If you are looking for a button box, this will do the job. You might find cheaper options though.Ultimately this controller does the job that it is advertised for, and I have been able to co-opt it to work with both Elite Dangerous and Star Citizen (its great for mining). Its just expensive for what it does and the cheap build quality.

Well... Since I'm the first guy reviewing a product (even tho this one isn't really new), I'll try to be as descriptive as I can with pictures to help as well.The store pictures don't do it justice. It looks like 'cheap' plastic buy Logitech has done a good job in making it really solid. Nice strong, plastic doesn't give with force.The buttons are single press, the green and blue are also press switches, which is somewhat dissapionting given the intended look but the bigger surface area is quite nice.The colored plastic (buttons) can move slightly but for the most part, stay in place. 0 chance of them coming loose.All buttons function the same way.The wheel bottom left is a giant scroll wheel. It also can be clicked. The Click is VERY sensitive. You have to move the wheel with Care otherwise you'll click it while flicking it.Finally the last 2 button on the, more or less, micro stick/flightstick/what-have-you.Red button is a button. Grey is an on/off switch for the joystick.The clamp, despite being all plastic, is extremely good. Nice and beefy. 4 rubber pads on top and one of the bottom pad. Tighten until snug and it won't move for nothing.Cable is medium length, about 2 arm's length, USB 2.0.For Logitech gaming hub support. I can't seem to get it to work. When plugged in, windows will recognize it as 'saitek', even tho they have been bought by Logitech ages ago. Games like Elite Dangerous and Euro/American Truck Sim will recognize it and allow you to bind everything to pretty much anything.I'm a bit sad Hub Isnt working, wanted to convert the thing to a macro hub, but for working out the box, solid clamp and exterior, and a joystick, it's a nice way to quickly add some extra bindings to a game.

YouTube reviews say this thing is made of cheap plastic and the buttons don't feel good. To me, yea it's plastic, but it feel super solid and the buttons feel fine and I'm usually picky. Also it can be used with just about any PC game. Even Hotizon 5 and also sim racing titles so it makes a good button box. Also the red button is just a button. It doesn't have any other special functions like the other button next to it thar switched the axis modes.

Great addition to my Farming Simulator setup. In combination with my wheel and pedals, I do not have to use my keyboard AT ALL to play. It really adds to the game/simulator immersion. Setting key binds is extremely easy; just re-map in the game like you would any controller.Side panel is constructed entirely of plastic, but I have not encountered any issues that would lead me to believe it will fail. Pretty solid build.