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

After several months of using the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, I’m ready to share my thoughts on its performance, build quality, and overall gaming experience.Build Quality and DesignThe Logitech G29 boasts exceptional build quality. The wheel is wrapped in high-quality leather, providing a comfortable and realistic grip. The stainless steel paddle shifters and pedals add to the premium feel and durability. The overall design is sleek and professional, mimicking the look of a real racing car setup.Force FeedbackOne of the standout features of the G29 is its realistic force feedback. The dual-motor force feedback system provides a true-to-life driving experience, simulating the feel of various terrains and the effects of understeer and oversteer. This level of feedback adds a layer of immersion that significantly enhances the overall racing experience.PedalsThe floor pedal unit is sturdy and well-designed, featuring three pedals: accelerator, brake, and clutch. The brake pedal has a progressive resistance system, mimicking the feel of a real car brake pedal. This feature provides better control and a more realistic driving experience. The pedals are responsive and durable, able to withstand rigorous use.CompatibilityThe G29 is compatible with PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PC, making it a versatile option for gamers across different platforms. Setting up the wheel is straightforward, with easy-to-follow instructions and software that is user-friendly. The compatibility with popular racing games like Gran Turismo, Assetto Corsa, and Project CARS ensures that you can enjoy a wide range of racing titles.Controls and FeaturesThe wheel itself is equipped with a variety of controls, including buttons, a D-pad, and a rotary dial, all within easy reach. These controls allow for quick adjustments without taking your hands off the wheel. The LED indicator lights for RPM shift timing add a professional touch, helping you to optimize gear changes.Mounting and StabilityThe G29 comes with sturdy clamps that ensure the wheel stays firmly attached to your desk or racing rig, even during intense gameplay. The non-slip rubber feet and carpet grip system for the pedal unit also contribute to a stable gaming experience, preventing unwanted movement.Value for MoneyConsidering its high-quality construction, realistic feedback, and wide compatibility, the Logitech G29 offers excellent value for money. It’s priced competitively compared to other high-end racing wheels, making it a worthwhile investment for serious racing enthusiasts.Overall ImpressionsOverall, the Logitech G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals deliver a top-tier racing experience. The combination of realistic force feedback, high-quality materials, and thoughtful design features makes it a standout choice for both casual gamers and hardcore racing fans. While it is an investment, the immersive experience it provides is well worth the price. If you’re looking to take your racing games to the next level, the G29 is an excellent choice.

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.

purchased during one of the sales, making this a steal at the price. The wheel has a great quality feel, and the force feedback provides realistic movement in-game. Pedals have good resistance, although you may have to adjust your seat to get an angle you are comfortable with. After using this for a while now, I'm tempted to buy the shifter as well to increase the immersion!Only thing to be aware of, setup instructions are minimal although relatively straightforward. The clamp design also restricts what type of tables where this can be used.