Logitech G Driving Force Shifter – Compatible with G29, G920 & G923 Racing Wheels for-PlayStation 5, Playstation 4, Xbox-Series X|S, Xbox-One, and-PC

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The Logitech G923 manages to pack everything you need into an affordable steering wheel with some serious force feedback and excellent customization.

Lovely enough, that we'd offer them as a recommendation to anyone looking for the cream of the crop in a premium wheel setup. SIMAGIC accessories (including SIMAGIC HUB) are not supported to plug in Port2 in Raslution series, please connect it to the base. You could opt for a belt driven wheel which would be a bit quieter, but I have heard they over heat during long gaming sessions.

Fanatec products are generally lower quality (I race with people who have Fanatec wheels and the Porsche 911 wheels have many issues) and from personal experience- Fanatec cust support is as bad as you have read about. This wheel--which is compatible with PS5, PS4, and PS3--includes a stainless steel shifter and a hand-stitched leather wheel grip. While the fundamental quality of this wheel can’t be knocked, this standard rim can be removed and upgraded later if you fancy something a bit more exotic than a plain, circular, slightly undersized wheel. At least they're letting us T500RS owners use our wheels on PS4, or at least it seems like that right now.

This Fanatec bundle means serious business, with ultra-realistic force feedback and an extreme customization. Then there is the brilliant MOZA R9 which creates up to 9Nm of peak torque and is our pick of the bunch. People who own both worth wheels can give you more of a run down of the two differences to help you decide. Just got a PSVR2 and thought Gran Turismo looked neat with it, never got a PS4/5 wheel since I tend to game on my XBox more. Now, I better stop myself here before I get talking about my favourite games like HUNT: Showdown, Dishonored, and Towerfall Ascension.You may also want to consider the number and placement of face buttons for interacting with menus or other driving functions. This is Logitech’s entry-level racing wheel which uses gear-driven technology to produce force feedback up to a peak strength of 2. Where the stick only offers a few millimeters of freedom in any direction, a wheel has significantly more travel and only moves on one axis, allowing for more precise nuanced steering.