Logitech G920/G29

The Logitech G920/G29 is an entry-level racing wheel designed for sim racing on console and PC. It features force feedback, a leather-wrapped steering wheel, and a three-pedal set, making it a popular choice for beginners who want an immersive driving experience without a high cost.

Reputation

Many buyers highlight the wheel and pedal set as a strong value for money, noting its sturdy construction and realistic force feedback that enhances immersion. The leather-wrapped wheel is described as comfortable, and people like how quickly it can be set up. Overall it’s seen as a good choice for both newcomers and experienced players. However, opinions on game compatibility are divided: while certain users report smooth performance, others mention issues with specific titles.

Reviews

The Logitech G29, released nearly a decade ago, remains a popular entry-level sim racing wheel thanks to its solid build, bundled pedals, console and PC compatibility, and plug-and-play ease of use. It offers leather wrapping, stainless steel paddle shifters, and decent force feedback for beginners, though its gear-driven system is noisy, less realistic than belt or direct drive wheels, and the brake pedal’s travel-based potentiometer lacks true realism. A good budget choice for casual racers, kids, or those wanting a straightforward setup.

View full review by Geek Street.

FAQ

What is the difference between the Logitech G29 and G920?
The G29 is designed for PlayStation and PC, while the G920 is for Xbox and PC. Both have nearly identical hardware.

Is the Logitech G29/G920 compatible with PS5, PS4, Xbox Series X/S, and PC?
Yes. G29 works on PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and PC. G920 works on Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, and PC.

Does the wheel come with pedals?
Yes, both models include a 3-pedal set (clutch, brake, throttle).

How good are the pedals?
They are sturdy and reliable, but the brake pedal is quite stiff. Some users add a load cell or rubber mod for more realism.

Does it include a shifter?
No, the shifter is sold separately as the Logitech Driving Force Shifter.

How strong is the force feedback?
It provides decent gear-driven force feedback, strong enough for beginners, but less smooth and realistic compared to belt-driven and direct drive wheels.

Is it noisy?
The gear-driven system makes it louder than belt-driven or direct drive wheels.

Is it easy to set up?
Yes, it connects via USB and is automatically detected by most racing games.

How durable is the wheel?
The leather-wrapped rim and solid pedals hold up well, even after years of use.

Is it still worth buying today?
Yes, it remains a great entry-level option for beginners, though budget direct drive wheels offer stronger performance if you’re willing to spend more.