Logitech GG923 Racing Wheel and Pedals, TRUEFORCE up to 1000 Hz Force Feedback, Responsive Driving Design, Dual Clutch Launch Control, Genuine Leather Wheel Cover, for PS5, PS4, PC, Mac - Black

What a top notch piece of kit for the price. The trueforce feedback is spot on detecting bumps in the road and colisions with other cars, the range of the accelerator gives you so much control over your throttle that making minor adjustments to keep your line is an absolute joy that just boosts your confidence when cornering. The best thing is the learning curve is practically none existent cause I found my self doing perfect laps after my first 3 races of practice. It's and astonishing game changer for sure. But I would realy recommend that you invest in a racing chair simply for the foot peddles to fix to, cause the break peddle is kinda stiff and hard to press with out it sliding across ur floor. I hear there's a way to fix it by removing a piece inside but I don't like wasting a good warranty myself. just incase.Overall though it's and excellent product, well built and helps of fun 👍 😀(Edit)Gt7 works perfectly plug and playGrid Ledgends works perfectly plug and playAssetto Corsa Competizione, what the duck went wrong there. The cars are un-controllable to say the least, there is no dead zone, no auto re-center, the feedback sends u out of control when ever u do finaly get the car going in a straight line ( only at high speeds) and the turning angles are way off. I no this is not the wheels fault its the games creators so don't let this put u off if u try this game with it. The game just stinks

The G923 is an improvement on the G920 though the changes are small. The benefits I feel is the "leather" wheel casing, it really helps to keep the grip of the wheel (probably better for sim racers, though I am using it for ETS2, ATS and Fern-/Tourist Bus so I can not comment beyond that, unfortunately. The brake pedal is a huge improvement and feels much more realistic and responsive.Disappointment Logitech was set up, it came with no set-up info and took me an hour to get it to work in ETS2 and that involved watching a Youtube video to find out I needed to set it up via the Logitech G Hub, but once I did that it worked perfectly. If you're looking for a great sim wheel I would recommend it, especially if you are starting if you want it for racing, for my use its perfect, does the price merit it, again if your starting in racing yes it is purely for the Dual Clutch, if your more serious and professional there is much better equipment out there.Logitech though another great product. Please do a handbrake (so I can dispense with using a button.

The G923 is a great "budget" wheel. I paid £283 for mine.I haven't owned a steering wheel since the XP days, and recently got interested in American Truck Simulator, so I wasn't overly fussed about direct drive, but wanted to avoid belts as that was what my last wheel was.The look, and feel of the product are nice. Despite being made mostly of plastic, it doesn't feel "plasticky". The wheel has a good range of controls, with lots of buttons to use but some are not in the most convenient locations, and will require to move your hands significantly from a normal driving position, but this isn't a deal breaker at all, just a little bit of a nuisance.As you may have read elsewhere, the one downside to this is the gear mechanism for the force feedback. It can be very noisy. When driving normally on the road its not really that noticeable. It's only when you rumble over dirt or rock, rather than tarmac, that it comes about.The desk I have it mounted on is solid wood about an inch thick. When it rumbles it makes the entire desk vibrate, in a way that I feel a direct drive wheel would not. So if you are buying this for trucking, or driving cars on pave roads you are probably fine, but you might want to look elsewhere if you are looking to off roading or rally driving.The pedals are nicely made, and have a catch underneath that flips out a spike strip for gripping carpets. I can push myself back in my chair without them budging an inch. They are not load celll based, or I think even hall effect sensors but pots, but its too early to tell if that is an issue until several years down the road. They are more than usable. The accelerator, and clutch have similar resistance, but the break requires quite a bit of force to fully depress. This may loosen up over time, and initially I didn't like it but I have got used to it now. I can comfortably ride the brake, and do left foot breaking if I want without fear of accidentally depressing it.If you are looking to get ATS/ETS2, or looking to upgrade from keyboard & mouse, or a controller, look no further than this. All other options I looked at that were better suddenly jump to over £500 just for the wheel, and no pedals, so a wheel/pedal set for under £300 is a a real bargain.

Solid made. Great force feedback. Only used for gt7 on ps5, but enhances gameplay massively

Does exactly what it's supposed to

My first racing wheel and I love it. I got a cheap fold away stand for it cause using wheels on a desk is not a good idea. Rumble city... This kit and the PSVR2 have turned Gran Turismo 7 into an astonishing sim.

Had it a while now, great wheel force feedback is great, iv never had direct drive so cant compare.I can play really well with this, although cant play great, as i feel the breaks just dont feel right without cell loading. Im not really a modder but definintely if you are competitive maybe go for something more premium as the breaks can let you down online with everyone being really good.Overall great first wheel, definitely recommend.