Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Pedals for PS5/PS4/PC | Stainless steel paddle shifters, leather steering wheel cover, real force feedback, for PS5, PS4, PC, Mac

My husband purchased the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Pedals for his racing simulator setup, and it’s been an excellent upgrade. The force feedback makes driving feel much more realistic, and the steering is smooth and responsive. The pedals have a solid feel, and everything feels well-built and durable. Setup was straightforward, and it worked well with the compatible games he plays. If you’re looking to take your racing games to the next level, this is a fantastic option.

I get this for my friend son since he’s obsessed with cars and PlayStation. He really liked it. He plays with it. Every single day works very well. He has no issue or no problem with which is I love and very good price compared to other stores.

Edited: NFS2015 does not work on PS4 as of yet. Pretty sad about this... I never owned a steering wheel. I have never used the G27, played a few racing games at the local arcade (Initial D, Max Tuning or whatever) and on my friend's setup ages ago which I can't even remember what it was. I've been researching wheels since earlier this year, before the G29 was announced and through out. I was considering the Fanatec Porsche, Thrustmaster 300RS and the 500RS as well as waiting a bit to save up for a Fanatec Clubsports... Well, I wasn't sure how much I'd get into racing games so I held off for awhile reading reviews and I couldn't commit to nearly 1k dollars for a Fanatec CSP set and frankly speaking all the bad reviews scared me away from Thrustmaster. So it was either the Logitech G27 or the G29. Well I'm glad I went with the G29. Originally I thought I didn't need to get PS4 support but I realized that most of my friends play consoles for racing rather than PC gaming so I figured I'd get the one that has the support. This works right out of the box for GT6 on the PS3 and it is awesome. I never got into that game because it was too hard for me to play with controller, but this, this made it so much more fun. The other games I've tried so far is Project Cars and Grid Autosports. Project cars is a weird one for me, initially it worked but after tweaking some settings it messed up my controls (pedals were backwards) and had to fiddle with the settings to get them to work right. Grid Autosports just straight up doesn't work. I gave up. Not even gonna bother with the headache. Menu keeps scrolling, can't change keys, stuck facing backwards and steering doesn't engage. I don't know if it's the Logitech software, my settings for the wheel, or the game but I gave up. It doesn't work in Need for Speed Undercover. Couldn't get to the settings. I'm just waiting for the new Need for Speed reboot, preordered it and waiting to play with friends. Plus GT7 sometime maybe next year. Controls wise it feels fine, I was a bit skeptical of the wheel size since it seemed so tiny but it actually is really practical. I'm amazed on how small the actual wheel base is and it's pretty quiet. The pedals aren't bad, but I have nothing to compare to besides arcade ones. I may consider getting Fanatec's Clubsport V2 or V3 later on but for me it works fine. The paddle shifters work fine, I had a 2015 Mustang rental recently and it had paddle shifters and these feel about the same, if not better. I have my wheel base mounted to a Obutto Ozone cockpit, works great, pedals I haven't figured out how to properly mount yet but they aren't slipping everywhere so I'll figure something out later. Final conclusion: At this price I wish it included the stick shift. The driver support is a bit whack. I don't get how to get games to work on it but it works fine in consoles. The profiles are a joke for this inside the Logitech suite. Half are still assigned to keyboard. I don't regret it though. It's a lot of fun and a totally different gaming exp. Edit: So I've had this for over a month now, and to be honest... I still love it. I'm just disappointed with the lack of game support. Project Cars isn't a bad game but the cars I like aren't in it and the style of driving is.... not really something I find all that fun. GT6 is awesome on the PS3, I play one or two races daily. Don't buy the stick shift. It isn't worth it. It works in Project Cars. That's the only game I personally can confirm it works. Games I've played so far that work with this wheel, NFS: The Run (a bit awful though, can't really adjust settings, not very fun), Project Cars PC, GT6 (ps3) and thats it so far that i've gotten to work without too much fiddling. Games that don't work that I've tried, The Crew (PS4), NFS 2015 (PS4), NFS Undercover, Grid Autosports (this is kinda weird one, it works for some, I haven't found a way around it) I do want to add that this is kinda bs as some of the games on some websites say they are supported. Do research to make sure it's compatible with the games you plan to play.

Just received this since it dropped in price to $203. Works great in WIN 10 64bit, Project Cars 2. Downloaded the latest Logitech Gaming Software and it set up everything without any hassle. I haven't plugged the G29 in to my PS4 yet so I'll update this review as I use the wheel. The stiff brake pedal is no problem for me and I actually prefer it over a looser pedal; to me it feels more like a brake pedal should. I don't feel that I have to jam my foot that much harder but instead it gives me a much more progressive control over braking. I upgraded from a Logitech Driving Force GT which still works great and has been a great wheel for me; I've had it for years, can't remember how long and it also worked flawlessly in WIN 10, so I'm hoping this wheel will last as long. One tip I would give people concerning warranties; if you used a credit card to purchase many times your CC company will extend your warranty by as much as two years. I use a VISA and they offer this. So if your original warranty runs out your credit card company will probably offer you an extended warranty beyond the manufacturers. Check it out on your CC company's website. Also, sometimes they will price match in that if you find a price lower within 90 days they will reimburse you the difference. I haven't used this service but it is stated on my CC company's website and I have talked with a rep on the phone about it. Do your homework and check out their website to see what they're providing you as a card holder. Update June 30, 2018. The Wheel still works great. What I've found is that it doesn't like to be plugged in to any other USB other than the one I first installed it on. The Logitech Gaming Software doesn't like this either so just plug in to the same USB slot every time. Also, in Project Cars 2 I actually had to assign the pedals to an axis before they would be recognized. After assigning them they worked fine and I was able to calibrate. I've been using the wheel a lot and feel it's been an upgrade from my Driving Force GT; which is also a great wheel that I'm going to hold on to. I also still like the brake pedal the way it came and don't feel I have to remove it. I have had no problems using it and I still prefer it over a less stiff pedal. I still highly recommend this wheel and am having a great time using it. If I have problems I'll update this review. Update July 10 2018. Wheel works great still. I installed a USB 3.0 card in my computer and the LG29 plugged in to that with no problems. However, when I booted up the computer today the wheel didn't power on and did not show up in the Log Gaming Profile. I plugged it in to a USB 2.0 port and only the wheel was recognized, not the pedals. I then plugged it in to the original USB 2.0 port when I first installed the wheel and everything came up recognized. I think it likes to be plugged in to exactly the same port it was installed on. Wheel still works great and I'm really enjoying it. I believe this will work fine with USB 3.0, you just might have to unplug it and then plug it back in every time. I'm choosing to keep it plugged in all the time to the original USB 2.0 port. Update July 9, 2018: Wheel works flawlessly on Win 10 and I'm able to plug it in to just about any USB port, both 2.0 and 3.0, and have it recognized. Like any wheel you'll need to tune it to your liking. I'm very happy with this wheel.

Logitech G29 Review. I have always been curious about the G29 and now that my girls are older at age 9, I wanted to add some distraction to their existing hobbies and lead them into the fun of sim racing. I remember my first wheel experience wasn’t that great back in the day. We didn’t have sim rigs, we had TV stands or you slide the wheel desk under your legs and the pedal tray kept moving around on you. It would have been great but I returned my first unit and opted for the friendly PS controller. Fast forward to Forza when the new Microsoft XBOX 360 wheel came out. I tried it and really loved it. The pedal desk stayed in place on carpet, I had a desk to clamp the wheel to and it was a blast. I then ventured into a Playseat with it and fast forward many years I’m not in a full PC setup with DD wheel, motion, transducers, VR, and widescreen monitor. My hobby really envolved, but it all really started with the XBOX 360 wheel with it’s simplicity of plug and play and just plain working with enough FFB ques to make it fun. Now my girls are getting into Sim Racing or at least show interest so I’m starting with w Logitech G29 for their first ride! So….I spent about 1 week with the Logitech G29 and for its price point of $208 on Amazon, I find it’s a really great buy. I mean you really can’t go wrong with it. It’s low price, looks great, works great and want to twist my kid's arms off while using it. Let's get into the complete review, shall we? First up…. Aesthetics: • Good looking wheelbase and pedals for the price of $208 on Amazon • Love the smell of the leather rim • Love the metal pedals • Has a real plastic and toy-like feel in person. Build: • Quality construction with some heft to the wheelbase and pedals. • Metal brake & Shifter pedals • Hand-stitched Leather Rim • Adequate pedal resistance in all 3 pedals. • Surprisingly quiet operation. • Helical Gearing has some cogging, but really smooth Features: • PS3, PS4, and PC Compatible • Hard mount option • Desk mount solution • Should work on XBOX One with the Collective Minds Drivehub • 900° rotation • 2.2 NM of Torque • LED indicator • 14 pushbuttons, plus Dpad, rotary dial and paddle shifters. • 3 pedal kit with the clutch, simulated load cell rake pedal(not a true load cell) and throttle Pros: • Low-cost entry wheel kit solution for PS3, PS4 and PC use. • Don’t need an elaborate or expensive sim rig to use. Mount to wheel stand or desk • Light enough to be portable to friends house along with your PS4 • Good FFB effects for curbing, wheel slip and wheel centering in games like Assetto Corsa and PCARS 2. GT Sport has weak FFB with this wheel, but it also does with others I tested. • Plug and Play. No PC updates needed, everything just works out of the box. • The mass majority of racing game that supports wheels already have Logitech G29 wheel support natively. • Light enough forces to not hurt younger kids when in use. • Hard mount and desk mount solutions. Desk mount clamp actually works. Cons: • Carpet ant-slide doesn’t really work. Need to add a block behind the pedals to keep from moving. • The slight dead zone in the middle of the wheel before feeling forces. Thoughts. I bought this wheel kit for my kids to get into sim racing and to play with GT Sport for myself. I didn’t want to spend to much just to play GT Sport and my kids certainly at age 9 do not need the heavy wheel forces of a Fanatec CSL and others like it. I was still disappointed with the FFB in GT Sport, but that’s defiantly a factor from the game itself, not the G29. Even with my Fanatec Clubsport V2 with a Drivehub, GT Sport FFB was very disappointing. At least with the G29, you don’t break the bank for such limited experience. It’s a shame because GT Sport is very fun, just lacking in FFB and feel compared to even PCARS2. Speaking of PCARS 2. On my PC I tested PCARS2 and Assetto Corsa Competizione and both games didn’t disappoint with the G29. Sure they are not wrist breaking forces but did offer up plenty of curb feel, wheel slip and centering spring to have me turning fast laps around the track as if I was using a higher-end wheel. Plus all the button controls just worked. No mapping needed. For the price of $208 on Amazon, I highly recommend this wheel for newcomers to sim racing for PS4 or PC usage.

Tried this out with a multitude of games and it's absolutely phenomenal. Great connection and easy setup with PS3, PS4, PS5, and PC. Even got it working on Xbox One using a converter. The brake is stiff, so that might take some getting used to, but I've found that by the time you hit the rubber stopper, that's already plenty brake pressure and if you need to be stepping on it any harder than that in the first place, you're really SLAMMING on the brakes and in 90% of cases you shouldn't be doing that anyway, so I actually found this to be a positive after getting used to it because it naturally trains you to brake earlier and softer, which will let you carry more speed into most corners. Not the case every time, but in the vast majority of cases that's better than slamming the brake full to the floor at the last second. The rubber stopper will force you to learn to not do that.

Definitely well worth it. Really really fun wheel

First a frame of reference. I use this for Gran Turismo Sport on the PS4. I previously had a Driving Force Pro from Logitec as well. I’ve played each iteration of Gran Turismo since the original Gran Turismo (it was not called GT1) and have used a wheel on that game starting w/ Gran Turismo 3 (a-spec) and have logged . . . about a billion miles. I love this wheel dearly. I’ll talk about the pedals separately. The operation is very smooth and it’s much quieter than my old DFP. Metal paddle shifters are wonderful; I’ll add a shifter once it’s supported in a GT game. There is a blue metal band on the top of the wheel making it easy to find center (for those of us who care about that) so it’s not a line of tape that will come loose or fade over time. For me it’s precise as all get out. After using a controller for the first few months I was ecstatic about how I could place my car around the track. But it won’t make anyone a championship driver . . . you’ll just have more precision. There is a full complement of buttons on the wheel including (bottom to top) a PS button, Options button and Share button below the center of the wheel. It may take some time to get used to; I’ve hit the share button while trying to pause the game during a practice session. That’s my only quibble. The rotary dial can be used to select the level while the +/- button changes what setting you’re manipulating during a race; you can remap the wheels buttons in the options menu. Getting my PS4 to recognize my wheel off the bat was easy . . . once I figured out just what to do. I leave my wheel plugged in, turn on the PS4 from the unit itself, then – once the blue screen comes up – press the PS button on the wheel. I mention this because initially I was using my controller to wake up the PS4 and it would take quite some time before the wheel could be used. I hope that helps anyone who’s run into the same issue. NOW ABOUT THE PEDAL SETUP I kept this separate because of all the reviews mentioning the pedals. The gas offers very little resistance in comparison to the brakes. The brakes may feel very stiff to others; I myself was somewhat prepared due to the reviews. Compared to my old DFP, the effort required to operate the brake pedal is gargantuan . . . but that’s not a problem. It feels much more like the brakes I’ve used in my (limited) time on the track. The brake has more resistance than the ones in my Buick, but I was able to get used to that. For me it has a much more sporting feel. **UPDATE 7/29** After some checking it appears the rubber inside the brake - which causes that resistance - is supposed to simulate a load cell. The brake has a certain amount of travel to a point, then you apply more pressure and modulate how much stopping power you get. It's a bit grabby to work with at first, but I REALLY REALLY love it now. Just took the better part of an afternoon to make it part of my routine. Trail braking is easier too. Back to the original review... ******* In game I’ve noticed something. When using a controller, I have less braking power, but with the pedals – when I really stand on the brakes – the stopping ability is increased. I credit that to the game itself, recognizing what a driver can do with her/his feet vs. the amount of travel available w/ the triggers on the controller. It definitely took some getting used to but the amount of modulation I get from the gas AND the brakes has lowered my lap times tremendously. Lastly, the price of this is awesome in comparison. A $700.00 wheel is not in my budget, and this is the one I’d decided to target. It came up on Prime Day and I snapped it up . . . but I’d planned on buying it eventually at the regular price. It’s smooth and quiet, precise and a great wheel. Worth every penny. Now I just need a correct wheel stand! The X-Celerator(?) Big Boy stand I have worked for the DFP; the pedals on the G29 are way too big. TL;DR: Great wheel, Brake pedal takes effort to push but it’s worth it, HIGHLY recommended for price. Hope this helps.

Amazing packaging from amazon

Superb.. great quality product

Having read up on it, I wasn't sure whether to buy this or wait for the new Fanatec DD thats due end of the year. But after hearing that it wont be supporting PS5 initially, I bit the bullet and ordered this. People talk about the gearing being notchy, and maybe it is compared to the high end ones, but having not used those I think this is great and can't feel it. It would be great if it was somehow wireless as there are a bunch of wires all over the place, but I guess technology isn't there yet. Paired with a racing seat (FGT Lite) its an amazing set up for not a lot of money. Highly recommended.

I’ve been using the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Pedals with my PS5, and it’s totally changed how I play racing games. The force feedback really makes you feel the road and the car’s behavior, which adds a whole new level of immersion. The wheel feels solid and comfortable with its leather wrap, and the pedals are very responsive—especially the brake, which feels just right. Setup was straightforward, and it works flawlessly with my PS5. Using the clutch pedal and shifter (bought separately) makes gear changes feel realistic, and it really improves my lap times compared to a regular controller. If you love racing games and want to feel like you’re actually driving, this wheel and pedal combo is worth every penny. Highly recommend for PS5 racers!

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