Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, Real Force Feedback, Stainless Steel Paddle Shifters, Leather Steering Wheel Cover for PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, Black

After several months of using the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, I’m ready to share my thoughts on its performance, build quality, and overall gaming experience.Build Quality and DesignThe Logitech G29 boasts exceptional build quality. The wheel is wrapped in high-quality leather, providing a comfortable and realistic grip. The stainless steel paddle shifters and pedals add to the premium feel and durability. The overall design is sleek and professional, mimicking the look of a real racing car setup.Force FeedbackOne of the standout features of the G29 is its realistic force feedback. The dual-motor force feedback system provides a true-to-life driving experience, simulating the feel of various terrains and the effects of understeer and oversteer. This level of feedback adds a layer of immersion that significantly enhances the overall racing experience.PedalsThe floor pedal unit is sturdy and well-designed, featuring three pedals: accelerator, brake, and clutch. The brake pedal has a progressive resistance system, mimicking the feel of a real car brake pedal. This feature provides better control and a more realistic driving experience. The pedals are responsive and durable, able to withstand rigorous use.CompatibilityThe G29 is compatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC, making it a versatile option for gamers across different platforms. Setting up the wheel is straightforward, with easy-to-follow instructions and software that is user-friendly. The compatibility with popular racing games like Gran Turismo, Assetto Corsa, and Project CARS ensures that you can enjoy a wide range of racing titles.Controls and FeaturesThe wheel itself is equipped with a variety of controls, including buttons, a D-pad, and a rotary dial, all within easy reach. These controls allow for quick adjustments without taking your hands off the wheel. The LED indicator lights for RPM shift timing add a professional touch, helping you to optimize gear changes.Mounting and StabilityThe G29 comes with sturdy clamps that ensure the wheel stays firmly attached to your desk or racing rig, even during intense gameplay. The non-slip rubber feet and carpet grip system for the pedal unit also contribute to a stable gaming experience, preventing unwanted movement.Value for MoneyConsidering its high-quality construction, realistic feedback, and wide compatibility, the Logitech G29 offers excellent value for money. It’s priced competitively compared to other high-end racing wheels, making it a worthwhile investment for serious racing enthusiasts.Overall ImpressionsOverall, the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals deliver a top-tier racing experience. The combination of realistic force feedback, high-quality materials, and thoughtful design features makes it a standout choice for both casual gamers and hardcore racing fans. While it is an investment, the immersive experience it provides is well worth the price. If you’re looking to take your racing games to the next level, the G29 is an excellent choice.

purchased during one of the sales, making this a steal at the price. The wheel has a great quality feel, and the force feedback provides realistic movement in-game. Pedals have good resistance, although you may have to adjust your seat to get an angle you are comfortable with. After using this for a while now, I'm tempted to buy the shifter as well to increase the immersion!Only thing to be aware of, setup instructions are minimal although relatively straightforward. The clamp design also restricts what type of tables where this can be used.

Extremely good quality, baffles me how good and sturdy it feels, good upper body workout when racing!

Fully compatible with an existing wheel stand which is an essential requirement - lock this on to your desk and say goodbye to everything on it if it's not a sturdy solid oak table.The pedals are responsive, the wheel and pedals offer a vastly superior experience when coupled with driving games of any sort - I've tested the wheel in both American Truck Simulator, European Truck Simulator 2 and more recently Project Cars 2. Each title offering the wheel & pedal set a chance to shine with it's very responsive and adjustable Force Feedback giving you the feeling of direct control in the vehicles of your choice. I haven't tried it in a drifting game, but there's nothing to think this wouldn't do the job.As an entry level wheel for the driving game enthusiast it's affordable, and compatible with the G27 shifter just no buttons will map. There is an adapter if you already have this piece of kit and want to use the keys. If you want to use it on a PC, select PS mode and calibrate as normal.The set up and space required depends what you have and how tall you are, there's many different stands available offering different seating styles, I'm using my normal office chair but as I'm 6'3" tall and the stand is currently unable to sit under the desk I'm further from the monitor and keyboard that I would like to be, so do your research and take in to account it may require at least 5 feet of space including seating and access.Would I recommend it - oh yeah, as a non-driver in real life it's so much fun to recognize how to down shift and brake and what happens to a vehicle when you do something silly. I stall much less often in both racing and A/ETS2 games than I did at the beginning so there's a learning curve but most software offers aids to help ease you in and you can set the difficulty/realism depending on your mood or personal ability.The downside is the paddles on the wheel isn't analogue so they can't really be used as throttle and brake, well they can but only as digital inputs which isn't the same at all.Device recognition even the LGS software fully updated leaves a lot to be desired. If it's not Windows compatible I wish they would say so or fix the software drivers so they work. It's not a device you can leave plugged in at all times so playing this lottery is very annoying.