Has run the Logitech G PRO with PRO pedals and several rims since release, first for GT7; now only on PC, they'd look at Simagic, Asetek or VRS if starting again.
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What drivers keep saying · from 3 reviews
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Has the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals with the RS shifters and is very happy with all of them; its torque has snapped their NLR GT Ultimate chassis twice.
Has had the Logitech G PRO since launch and loves it; TrueForce works well in GT7, though not every game supports it and Logitech isn't releasing many more wheels.
Has an 11 Nm Logitech PRO and never runs it above 8 Nm, which replicates modern cars perfectly for them.
Used the Logitech PRO for three years in iRacing before moving to a Simucube 3 Pro; says TrueForce there is great and still prefers the Logitech over a Simagic EVO Pro they tried.
Had a Logitech DD Pro and found it notchy and aggressive, with no feeling in low-speed corner exits; switched to a VNM base and finds it much better there.
Replaced a Simucube 2 Pro with the Logitech PRO direct drive wheel for console compatibility and plug-and-play ease.
Loves the Logitech PRO wheel, owned for a few years with no issues; the pedals are decent and the only complaint is the bulky base.
Their warranty claim for a Logitech G PRO wheel was stuck for over two months, with Logitech replying only every one to two weeks.