The following are some favorable aspects: In spite of the drawbacks I'm going to describe in a bit, the steering wheel is actually pretty good. Adjustable steering effort allows you to become more immersed in the experience of controlling the vehicle, and feedback, when properly adjusted, provides a wealth of information regarding both the course and the vehicle. The material that covers the steering wheel is of high quality; it does not slip or stick, and even after extensive use, it maintains

Something I was not very impressed with the ride (Grand Turismo4). Probably not used to steering yet. Everything seems to be fine, the goods are of high quality, but somehow I have not yet felt joy. Children are chasing, but somehow I didn’t hear a squeal of joy either. The main thing is to fix the pedals normally. Got pros: Easily and securely attached to the table. Quality materials and assembly. Feedback is good. The steering wheel "resists" noticeably in turns. Cons: the shift lever will…

For me, this is the first steering wheel since childhood, so I can not compare. I bought it to maintain driving skills in the simulator and play ETS2, Bus Simulator and Dirt Rally - in these games the steering wheel turned out to be cool, although driving in Dirt is very difficult after the gamepad. As for the simulator, the feeling is as if an electric power steering and a small steering wheel were installed on the Zhiguli: it usually goes smoothly, but the feedback is sometimes gesticulating.

Got pros: Pretty compact. It is well fixed on the table despite the fact that there are only two screws. Number of buttons. Nice shift paddles. Different cons: The brake pedal is a little tight (due to the rubber lining that can be removed), but you can get used to it

Pros: Design. Regardless of how awesome the Trustmaster is compared to Logitech, Logitech wheels both look and feel a lot better than the Trustmaster. Durability. Lots of buttons. Different cons: There is a backlash in the center. But this is if they just stand. In the race, it is not felt at all. In ETS2 / ATS, he doesn't care at all.

Very cool! It's a pleasure to play, the feedback is hot, especially in Project Cars and Raceroom Experience, you feel how the tires start to bite and then the axle is demolished. Especially the pedals pleased! That's half the battle in racing! Very realistically done, you can easily dispense both gas and brake. Yes, it’s a little expensive, but it just doesn’t make sense to take something cheaper, we’ve already passed

A colleague from a previous review, the Logitech G29 is originally designed for PS3 and PS4. For Windows and Xbox, a separate Logitech G920 model was released in parallel. I suppose that there are good reasons for such a gradation. Both marketing and technical. Judging by the fact that for two years Logitech has not offered its users the option of connecting the G27 to the PS4, but simply released a new model (G29), I dare say that conflicts are possible in the "G29-Windows" bundle that no one…

In this section, I shall provide some remarks on the software. The use of the LOGITECH G HUB software is not something that I would endorse. The steering wheel does not receive any feedback from this application in any way. You have to restart the computer in the hopes that the steering wheel will not start up because if it does, the system will not recognize it. The program itself is cumbersome and there is a possibility that the operating system will not start during the boot process. It is…

In general, everything is fine. Well, roughly speaking, for 30,000r they could have been fitted normally. I took it from the point of issue. If I was in a store with such a close-fitting, I would not buy for this money.

I bought it in tandem with the Logitech G Driving Force Shifter, I recommend it, I am satisfied with the purchase. Feelings: like for real. In the game ETS 2 IS NOT REPLACEABLE, transfer of movement without delay.

Excellent gaming steering wheel, excellent performance, high-quality assembly, high-quality materials, the only drawback is probably expensive.