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

I've had my eye on the Logitech G29 for a while, and with the recent price drop to £169.39, it was the perfect time to get one. It's a huge step up from the cheap budget wheels and honestly, for the money, you can't really do much better. It's built like a tank with a solid steel construction and a nice hand-stitched leather steering wheel cover which feels great in your hands. The stainless steel paddle shifters are a nice touch too and they feel really responsive. The force feedback is the main thing here, and it's brilliant. It uses helical gearing which makes it pretty smooth and quiet, unlike some of the older wheels with their clunky gears. The wheel has a 900-degree lock-to-lock rotation, so you can really get a feel for the car on those big wide turns, just like you would in a real car. The pedals are also a big improvement over other brands in this price bracket. It's a full three-pedal set with throttle, brake, and a clutch, which is brilliant if you want to use the optional shifter for more realism. They're pressure sensitive and the brake pedal has a really nice, firm feel to it which helps with precision braking. The force feedback is strong but it's probably not as subtle or as detailed as some of the more expensive direct drive wheels you can get now. Those wheels are in a totally different league price-wise though, so that's not realy a fair comparison. For the price, you get a solid, reliable wheel that will last you for ages and give you a great introduction to sim racing. It's a huge improvement over using a standard controller. Logitech says that a lot of the plastic parts are made from 52% certified post-consumer recycled plastic, which is a nice little bonus and good to know they're thinking about sustainability.

G29 FOR PS4 REVIEW there are a lot of bad reviews out there generally because there is not much of a change from the G27 but what else do you want them to do with it they've added all the new buttons so you can access every aspect of your Ps4 straight from the wheel, The brake pedal has an integrated rubber damper that compresses and delivers increasingly higher resistance over a short throw distance to give a realistic break feel, has excellent realistic force feedback and the wheel is designed beautifully. The only bad thing i could say bad about the G29 is not being compatible for a couple of games like The Crew although it may not be issues related to the G29 wheel itself i personally think that Logitech should be pushing the likes of Ubisoft to making the G29 compatible with all racing games as an answer of "the compatibility of the wheel is up to the the developers we have supplied all information to Playstation for compatibility" to the question "why a wheel is not compatible with a game?" is unacceptable. If a game is compatible with wheels Logitech should be doing everything they can to make sure there wheel works and if there are issues that are not at there end they should be chasing the developers to update and make the G29 compatible as fast as possible . Over all review - 4/5 stars Great wheel, realistic feel, looks good and well made. A great purchase fantastic wheel highly recommended only downfall not being compatible with a couple of games but I'm sure these issues will not occur with future racing games i gave full 5/5 stars to help the amazon general average star rating as it dose not deserve to be that low only reason i drop my real overall rating to 4/5 stars is because of the compatibility

So although I'm only a casual gamer, I've always enjoyed playing racing games on my PS4 (F1, Gran Turismo etc). As a child and a teenager, I used to love going to the arcades and playing OutRun, Ridge Racer etc, and so I have to say I was quite excited to buy this, although sometimes the memories of years gone by vs the reality are very different. However, this steering wheel and pedals didn't disappoint. Firstly - the setup. It was totally straightforward. I don't have a proper gaming setup, so was attaching this to a normal desk, and the pedals onto normal carpet. The steering wheel, once you take the time to properly tighten the clamps doesn't budge, and the pedals, once you ensure the carpet gripper is in place, again virtually never moves (if you press really hard onto the top of the break pedal (not the front, the top), then it can tilt, but if used properly, it wont move. The Wheel - it's responsive, the feedback from games like GT7 / F1 2021 is awesome and increases the feeling of being in the car. You have more buttons on the steering wheel than are needed for either game, but I'm sure if I was a more serious racer, I could find uses for them. The tiptronic gears are incredibly responsive too, and yet it's still easy to navigate around the games when not racing using the steering wheel. The only thing which you'll need a controller for is if you want to attach wired headphones into something. The Pedals - I have to say I read the reviews of "the stiff brake pedal" with a little concern.....however, it's stiff like a normal brake pedal in a car. For those who had taken out the spring etc, I guess you want more of an arcade feel than a real car feel. Logitech have done an amazing job with the pedals to create reality, whilst ensuring the practicalities aren't compromised. Overall - I can't find a fault with it. I'm sure it's cheaper than all the £1's I put into OutRun and Ridge Racer when I was growing up!

Overall Experience: My experience with this steering wheel has been mostly positive. The force feedback, although not 100% accurate to real life, creates a more realistic environment in videogames (compared to keyboard, controllers and other cheap steering wheels) and has a satisfying texture (probably caused by the electric motors or gears) which I personally enjoy despite being the main reason that the real life accuracy is brought below 100%. Problem: There are many buttons to use and being an ets2 player I found all of them useful. This is where, unfortunately, my problem comes in (which is why I chose to rate it 4 stars and not 5). The red wheel at the bottom right of the steering wheel, otherwise known as "clockwise" and "counter clockwise" in the Logitech software has a small defect. While rotating it, the wheel slightly unscrews like a bottle cap (very slightly; barely noticeable to the eye. The satisfying clicks however, stop being crispy and feel soft and a bit resistant to further rotations) and while this isn't a big problem per se, during this time, it registers 2 clicks rather than one. After a full cycle or 2 of clicks it goes back to being crisp and responsive only for it to happen again as you continue rotating it. I believe this to be a manufacturing defect and have seen other people online complaining about the lack of consistency this particular button has. How It Affects Gameplay & Example Of A Solution To This Problem (doesn't fix it, it just bypasses it in a way): I had this particular wheel bound to the increase and decrease of cruise control speed in Euro Truck Simulator 2. The increase and decrease was by 5 miles, so naturally, it created a problem when I tried to increase/decrease the cruise speed by 5mph and instead it increased/decreased it by 10. I would then have to play around with it until it registered a single click in order to correct the speed. The way I "fixed" this is by creating macros that register a single click from mouse buttons 4 and 5 (the 2 buttons on the side of the mouse) as toggles and assigned them instead of "clockwise" and "anti clockwise". Ordinary clicks would just have the same effect (the double click instead of a single click). Toggle however creates a small delay (maybe a second or less) in which it does not register any more clicks. Problem now however is the fact that it's much too slow to use these buttons for cruise control. As I sometimes use them to brake and accelerate instead of using the pedals (out of laziness) and having the delay means I can't move acceleration by 15mph by rotating it for 3 clicks as the other 2 don't register until the cooldown wears off. In order to fix this again, I assigned the light modes and wipers to the wheel and the increase and decrease of cruise speed to normal buttons. The delay now isn't creating much of a discomfort as the lights and wipers can be turned on at your own pace and leisure without putting your driving at risk. Conclusion: It's a great steering wheel to use and I recommend that people buy it. Although I would advise checking the consistency of this particular button so you can replace the steering wheel if you have similar issues and cannot live with them, or like me find a way around (minus all the struggle from before realising what the problem was).

Rev your engines, folks! So, I thought I'd take my gaming to the next level with the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel. Little did I know, it would turn my life into a sitcom, combining the thrill of racing with the comedic genius of my own misadventures. Buckle up for a ride through hilarity! 🤣🎮 Upon receiving this racing marvel, unboxing it felt like Christmas morning for an adrenaline junkie. I was expecting a gaming accessory, but what I got was a ticket to the rollercoaster of awkwardness. The sleek design and stainless steel paddle shifters had me convinced I was about to become the Lewis Hamilton of my living room. 🎁🕹️ Now, let me guide you through a series of unfortunate events. Date night with the Logitech G29: Smooth moves on the track, disastrous moves in romance. As I tried to impress my date with my driving skills, the force feedback was so realistic that it simulated a pothole, making me spill spaghetti all over my lap. Nothing says romance like stained trousers and an embarrassing cleanup in a fancy restaurant. 🍝❌ Next up, introducing the wheel to my parents. Little did I know, my dad had secretly dreamt of being a race car driver. As he took the wheel, our living room transformed into a Grand Prix arena. But, alas, he misjudged a turn, crashed into the coffee table, and sent our family cat flying. Now, my cat has PTSD, and the living room is a designated crash zone. 🐾🏎️ And, of course, the pièce de résistance: bringing it to the office. Attempting to impress my boss with a realistic driving simulation during a Zoom meeting didn't end well. The wheel was mistaken for an elaborate PowerPoint clicker, and my enthusiastic "vroom vroom" was met with a swift exit from the virtual boardroom. Unemployment never tasted so much like burnt rubber. 💼🔥 Now, onto the perks: this racing wheel has made me the talk of the town. I'm now so busy dating swimsuit models that I've started a support group for those struggling with excessive attention. Apparently, the allure of a man with a realistic racing wheel is irresistible. 🌟👙 In conclusion, the Logitech G29 Driving Force is not just a gaming accessory; it's a comedy show waiting to happen. Highly recommended for those who want to laugh, cry, and reconsider their life choices—all while pretending to be a Formula 1 superstar. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 🏆 Logitech G29 Driving Force: Because life's too short to take your gaming accessories seriously! 🚗

Great value!

My apologies but this review is going to take the form of a short story. As a F1 fan of many years, about 15 years ago whilst living in South Africa, I came across a racing seat to compliment a PS2 (I think) with the then current F1 game included and a Logitech racing wheel. This proved to be amazing fun for both myself and many other friends. On leaving South Africa the seat was packed away and put in storage. I recently came across the seat and started thinking I would really like to play F1 racing simulations again. Obviously the PS2 is no longer an option so I acquired a PS4 Pro and F1 2018. The Logitech wheel and peddles attached to the seat were, of course, redundant. So, I looked around for a new combination wheel and peddle set that I could use with the seat, PS4 and new F1 game. Not wanting to spend too much on this as I wasn’t sure I would even really get that much interested in racing simulations (I could always return the PS4) I settled on the Thrustmaster T80. This proved to be hopeless – like trying to drive a 20 year old vehicle where the steering joints have all worn loose at very high speed. I was ready to return the PS4, the game and then dump the seat but I started to look around for alternatives. At this point, I came across the Logitech g29 on Amazon and knowing that my original wheel was a Logitech I thought this worth investigating. The g29 has force-feedback which my original PS2 wheel also had and the T80 doesn’t and realised this might be good. I looked at Thrustmaster options with force-feedback but they were nearly double the price of the Logitech and I wasn’t feeling very confident in Thrustmaster at that point. So, I bought a Logitech g29 and I can tell you that it is simply stunning! It took a few adjustments to setup the wheel and peddles to work with F1 2018 but having done this the experience is addictive. It feels like holding the wheel of the car – I feel in complete control. This makes F1 driving simulation come to life. I love it! The quality of the wheel is so much better than the Thrustmaster T80. I paid £80 for the Thrustmaster and £170 for the Logitech g29 but the difference in build quality and game play is far beyond that difference in price. I would have returned the whole kit if I had not gone to the g29. I am now extending my racing games beyond F1 and wondering what there might be beyond the g29! This is an amazing piece of kit for £170.

I have bought it for my son, but I enjoy using it as well. We are mostly playing Gran Turismo 7 and it gives loads of fun to use it compering to a pad. You need to get used to using it, it is not that easy at the beginning and it may be discouraging. But once you learn how to use it, it is amazing. I love the size of the wheel, and the leather cover. The build quality and the feeling is very good. I have compered it in the shop to the cheaper model of Thrustmaster T80 and it felt more like a toy for younger children compering to this one. It is nice that it has the functionality of the pad so can go through game menu using the wheel. Using it on the couch is not the most comfortable. I have found the pedals nice to use, but when playing for longer time the angle is not perfect for me and causes some discomfort. It feels much more comfortable to use with pc, connecting the wheel to the desk and using gaming chair. I would say for casual gaming it is a great choice, gives fun, feels pro, quality is good, and it is compatible with many games (e.g. Need for Speed). It is nice that it works with PS5 and PC but huge minus for Logitech for not making one version that would support xbox as well (you need g920 version if you want to play on xbox, but then it does not support PS).

Je recommande a fond le produit, cependant attention vous pouvez recevoir un câble d’alimentation vers une prise non française. Je vous met une photo du câble qu’il faudrait avoir chez vous au cas où. Sinon le retour de force est incroyable.

Very good

Alright, this is by no means a technical review, as I have had no other “wheel” to compare this with besides my real car wheel. 1. As a married, mid 30’s guy with a regular job, I decided to get this wheel, alongside the VR2 for PS5, the manual shifter and a table/chair to put it all together. (Mid life crisis 1st signs maybe? :) 2. As I drive a manual, 6 speed sports coupe, without having a chance to really open up in the regular roads without getting a fine or worse, getting the car impounded, I decided to try and replicate that on the videogame (Gran Turismo 7 specifically) just cause I was bored. 3. With the complete setup bought altogether (the wheel, the 6 speed shifter + the VR2 + the chair and seat) I was blown away by it! It is my absolute new hobby! I had no Idea that the wheel had “resistance” when you turn and crash so, I don’t know, when I tried the first time it was like 🤯 :) 4. I’m sure today’s kids know a lot of these stuff better than me and probably can recommend something better and more expensive. However, based on my early 90’s arcade experiences, if you are a grown up, not really into “gaming” and just looking to have some casual fun (besides going to the strip club with your co-workers :) when you have that free time, then this wheel is for you. But pair it with the seat/table + the VR. It’s A-NOTHER level, light years ahead of the 90’s arcades that I used to play when I was a kid. 5. Keep in mind that your wife probably will hate it, but your kids will absolutely love it!

Le ha encantado y va estupendo

Pas précis du tout 😕mes bien pour le drift 😜 ou just pour conduire pour le fun comme pour le circuit de spa 😘 ou just Forza 5 le 4 et nul a chiée