G29 Gaming Steering Wheel – 96341 Logitech

Affordable quality for a reasonable price. A complete set—steering wheel, triple pedals, and a 6-speed shifter—for under €300 (purchased for €267.74) is a good value. As for its use, I mainly use it for Euro Truck Simulator, American Truck Simulator, and Farming Simulator. For these "easy drive" games, it adds a significant boost to realism. And it's much better than driving with a keyboard or controller. I also use it with WRC 10, where I'm just starting out. I was used to a controller, so I'm kind of relearning how to drive! The steering wheel: very good quality and leather finish. I found it a little small compared to the steering wheel in my Clio 2 Phase 2, but you get used to it quickly. My only complaint is the position of the various buttons, the directional pad and the four action buttons, which I would have preferred to be about 1 cm further out, as my thumbs are forced to extend to their maximum. The force feedback does its job very well and is acceptable for the price range. (There are more impressive ones, and not at the same price!) A nice touch on the wheel is the 3-color LED bar for engine RPMs. The pedal set: 3 action pedals—accelerator, brake, and clutch. The spacing is racing-style, so it takes some getting used to at first; it's easy to brake hard when trying to engage the clutch. The spacing can be adjusted, with three possible positions for each pedal. Otherwise, in terms of stiffness, it more or less replicates the feel of a real vehicle; it depends on your preferences, but it might be worth a little adjustment. The gear lever: H-pattern, 6 speeds, with reverse engaged by pressing 6th gear. I find the lever very light compared to the one in my Clio 2 Phase 2; a touch more stiffness would have been nice. Perhaps this could be adjusted later. It's a shame there's no force feedback when shifting gears, especially when the clutch isn't fully engaged at the disengagement point (the crunching sound in the lever is a real drawback!). Logitech G-Hub: Logitech's software is fairly uninteresting for configuring and adjusting settings for various games that natively recognize peripherals. Compared to what's available on the "entertainment" market, the Logitech set is decent overall considering the product quality and price. However, if you're looking for realism, performance, and a more "simulator-like" experience, you'll need to increase your budget and look at another manufacturer.

Top-notch sim racing wheel. The Logitech G29 is incredibly precise and responsive, perfect for racing. The force feedback is powerful and realistic, truly immersing the player. The pedals are solid and comfortable. Excellent value for money; I highly recommend it to all sim racing fans!

Good steering wheel. An ideal wheel when you don't want to spend a lot but still want a quality wheel to start sim racing.

The media product could not be loaded. This review is for the:Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, Real Force Feedback, Stainless Steel Paddle Shifters, Leather Steering Wheel Cover, Adjustable Floor Pedals, EU-Plug, Xbox One/PC/Mac, Black.I purchased the above as a Christmas present for myself. Being a retired Army Veteran I have a lot of time on my hands so I decided to start a little gaming 😀. At no means would I class myself as an expert but a keen novice. I do know my way round a computer but really wanted something to relax and keep myself entertained. I had previously purchased 2 other both gaming wheels but regrettably didn't live up to their claims of ability, quality or gameplay.I therefore decided to go with a brand I have used a great deal in the past. A number of my Laptop accessories are Logitech so I thought I would give them a try. And I'm honestly pleased I did. The wheel is powered so you get hectic feedback for example if you drive over a bump, hit another vehicle or object or speeding round a sharp corner on a racing type game. In addition the position of the wheel to the screen in my experience is excellent. The wheel position is matched my the visual representation on screen. Please note, this review is not necessarily aimed at the professional gamers who would probably have a full gaming rig setup. More the keen amateur who doesn't have hundreds of pounds to fork out. I fully understand that the price is still not a drop in the ocean, but I think its a really good starter if your into driving simulator games. I am currently working my way around Europe driving my truck, or speeding around an airfield in Mexico.In my humble opinion the wheel is extremely well built and the buttons and paddles are all well within easy access. It is built well and is sturdy, yet comfortable when driving for a number of hours as I do – yes I'm an easily pleased and simple guy. The feel when driving/gaming is similar to using power steering in a regular car. This coupled with the hectic feedback gives a great user experience.The wheel has a full range of steering allowing full motion (360°), perfect for maneuvering you're 18 wheel virtual truck. The paddles have a good solid feel and are reactive.The locks to hold it to your desk well made, requiring you to push down to release the mechanism, then screw or unscrew as required, once installed I have found it easily stays in place and is stable when being a little heavy handed when attempting to steer around obstacles.The buttons are all programmable and being Logitech receives updates to both the software and firmware (unlike the 2 previous wheels), in addition come with Logitech own warranty period.The foot Pedals again seem well made, with metal grips as in a regular car although spaced closer obviously. The base of the Pedals allows for both hard flood and carpet. I set mine for carpet and the Pedals have not moved for thier initial position once. I note in a number of reviews people have commented on the firmness of the break pedal. Although I myself noticed this, I don't think it is a negative point, rather just like in a regular car, something you need to get used to. Once you've been driving for a while, you become used to it (just like finding the biting point on a clutch pedal). Once again in the games I have, you are able to manipulate the force and power of the breaks in the game settings.One slightly negative point, my setup came with a European plug despite being sold in the UK. I notified Amazon who rather than making send me the whole think back, simply sent me out the correct UK power cable (thanks to the customer service rep I spoke with).All in all I am extremely pleased with the Logitech G920, it does exactly what it claims. As I leave my wife watching the soaps on the TV, I go upstairs to my «man cave», put on my headphones and drive around Europe 😀. There are a number of versions available depending on the gaming setup you have. I found that with my laptop, the Logitech software was immediately discovered by the laptop as well as the wheel being recognized by the driving games I playFinally, would I happily recommend the Logitech G920, as I already have. If you're on a budget but still want a quality product, from a well respected company its definitely a great choice in my humble opinion. It has since December, given me countless hours of enjoyment. A great product at a good price.

The force feedback is pretty good for a sim wheel

Bardzo fajna kierownica na start, do zabawy oraz dla dzieci.Wiadomo, nie jet to profesjonalny sprzęt dla pro rajdowców, ale do domowej zabawy i przyjemności. Zdecydowanie polecam,

High-quality feel, very sensitive, perfect force feedback. Recognized on PC by all WRC games, among others.

I bought this steering wheel, pedals, and shifter kit over five years ago. Here's my user review of this product. For your information, I've used the steering wheel for over a hundred hours. The steering wheel is quite precise; the force feedback is present but easily controlled, which isn't recommended because going against it risks damaging the motor. The best thing about it is that it rotates 900 degrees, just like a real car. The pedals are fairly precise, although I do encounter a dead zone on each one at the beginning of the press. The resistance varies between the pedals. The accelerator is very light, the clutch a little less so, while the brake is rather stiff. In fact, it's really difficult to brake at 100% if your chair isn't locked in place; otherwise, you'll be pushed back. As for the shifter, there's not much to say about it; it's reliable and high-quality. Six speeds and one reverse. The only sign of wear I've noticed is the paint on the blue trim on the steering wheel, which is peeling off. It's best to remove it completely to reveal the gray aluminum, which looks great. In conclusion, for a first steering wheel, it offers the best value for money.