Logitech G923 Racing Wheel Bundle $350 $407 Save $57 Amazon has introduced a deal for Logitech's racing wheel bundle, which includes not only the wheel and pedals but also the official shifter ...

Other Attachments. Logitech was also kind enough to send along its RS Shifter & Handbrake attachment ($169.99) as well as a swappable RS Round Wheel ($69.99) and the RS Wheel Hub ($179.99 or $229. ...

Amazon is offering the Logitech G923 racing wheel, pedals, and shifter bundle at a significant discount, now priced at $349.99. This combination of products is usually priced at $406.74, which ...

I use Logitech's G Pro Racing Wheel and Pedals for my own racing set-up at home. The set-up is easy, the force feedback is great, and the button layout makes more sense to me than some. But as ...

Late in 2022, Logitech launched the G Pro steering wheel and base, its first direct-drive sim racing system ever. The product was good, if expensive at its initial MSRP of $1,000, but Logitech ...

Designed for use on PC or with the Xbox, the Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals simulate the feeling of driving a real car thanks to its precision steering and pressure ...

Estimated reading time: 21 minutes. Our Logitech G PRO Racing Wheel and Pedals review takes a look at Logitech’s premium racing peripherals for the Xbox Series X|S and PC, which boasts major ...

Both the Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel and Racing Pedals are available now and sold separately.They also aren't cheap: The wheel costs $999 while the pedals will set you back $349.

The Logitech G920 is a natural step up from this, offering a larger three-piece pedal set and a much more detailed design to the steering wheel, including a stitched leather cover.

In regards to price, the Fanatec CSL DD 5nm kit is a little cheaper than the Logitech Pro Racing Wheel at $700, or $850 with the beefed up 8Nm boost kit, and it also comes with pedals.

I use Logitech's G Pro Racing Wheel and Pedals for my own racing set-up at home. The set-up is easy, the force feedback is great, and the button layout makes more sense to me than some.