G923

Returned their Logitech G923 after a week; says absolutely don't get it compared with direct drive.

Owns a Logitech G923 and calls TrueForce a complete gimmick that they turn off in most games.

Bought a G923 when their G29 died and regrets it: nicer pedals but basically the same wheel; wishes they'd bought a MOZA R3 or R5.

Had a Logitech G923 for years and found TrueForce the most unstable add-on imaginable; recommends going direct drive instead.

TrueForce on their G923 adds something, but not enough to upgrade for.

Finds their Logitech G923 very notchy, noisy and clunky.

Their Logitech G923 had a lot of dead space in the centre because of the gears.

Got the Logitech G923 and is loving it.

Nearly a year with the Logitech G923: it feels weird at first but ends up worth it.

Finds their Logitech G923 reliable and expects it to last a very long time; for them it is enough, and only a MOZA R5 or better would be a worthwhile upgrade.

Their Logitech G923 served them well for years, though the pedals are janky and need cleaning now and then.

Got the Logitech G923 TrueForce and is absolutely loving it for Assetto Corsa drifting and FH6.

Bought the Logitech G923 on sale six months ago and loves it.

A refurbished Logitech G923 for about $170 on a cheap cockpit has been great for them on PS5.

Went through three Logitech G923s that each broke in under six months despite extra care; their MOZA gear has lasted 2.5 years by comparison.

Had a Logitech G923 for less than a year before moving to MOZA and won't miss how loud it was.

Runs a G923 clamped to a small IKEA table as a mini rig for their nearly 10-year-old and says the wheel is great and can take you a long way.

Had loads of fun with a G923 clamped to their desk before moving to a MOZA base and rig.

Got a G923 on a good deal to try Forza Horizon 6 with a wheel after using a controller; found the car spinning out constantly at first and the brake pedal extremely hard to press, so they remapped the clutch as the brake.

Has had three friends try their G923 and none could really get into it; finds it feels toyish and wants a better entry-level wheel to replace it.

Went from a G923 to a MOZA R3 and found the difference quite large; turned off the G923's TrueForce vibration because it felt wrong and distracting.

Owns a G923 and an RS50 and finds TrueForce feels very good in supported games; keeps the vibration setting low and TrueForce up, though older games like original Assetto Corsa need a mod.

Went back to an old G923 after their MOZA base failed; apart from the noise it was fine with no shortage of force feedback, though the pedals are weak.