G920

Had a G920 for 3 years and won races; a decent wheel though not as fun as direct drive.

Two years on a G920 and no plans to change; force feedback is a game changer from a basic wheel.

Perfectly happy with their G920 two months in, putting down consistent lap times.

Their G920 force feedback feels choppy and mechanical.

Almost 10 years on a G920 but hates the Logitech pedals, which still suck after inverting and a brake mod.

Went from a G920 to a Moza base; a world of difference.

Their G920 is very entry level but still a lot of fun.

Thinks their G920 is bad and recommends saving for something better.

Their G920 is too weak and slow for drifting in BeamNG.

After a year their G920's clamp started peeling up the front of their desk.

Hated the G920's ergonomics at first until a cheap stand fixed it.

Used a G920 for 5 years before going direct drive; fine for casual use if you watch FFB settings.

Still uses and enjoys their G920.

Has a G920 and finds it very loud.

Their G920 with a modded rim and pedal spring set is awesome, with no issues and great value from a reputable brand.

Very happy with the G920 they've used since 2016, now on their second shifter.

Traded their G920 for a Thrustmaster T300 and preferred the T300 after swapping back and forth with a friend.

Three years on a G920 and finds it fantastic with good build quality in ACC; only the pedals needed third-party springs.

Races and sets Pro-Am times in ACC on a G920 with no problems.

Their G920 is pretty good for the price but the brake pedal is horrible.

Their G920 felt super bad in Forza Horizon 6 but night and day better in Assetto Corsa.

Had a G920 for 3 years that got them into sim games and found it decent for $200.

Finds their G920 a pretty noisy machine.

Their G920 is a lot of fun and much better on PC with a custom FFB file, but they'd go direct drive if choosing again.

Loves their G920; just dial in settings per game.

Found their gear-driven Logitech G920 very notchy and clunky before moving to belt and direct-drive Fanatec bases.

Bought a new G920 set for the price of an R5 bundle and regrets it heavily.

Had their Logitech G920 for a decade.

Started on a Logitech G920 on a stand, barely able to get round in Forza at first, but after moving to Assetto Corsa became rather competitive in iRacing with it.

Moved off a Logitech G920 because the wheel oscillated and rattled a lot whenever they sat stationary in a sim, and they wanted to lose its gear 'steps'.

Has used a Logitech G920 on Xbox One for about eight years, almost daily for a while, and still loves it.

Ten years and over 4,000 iRacing races on a Logitech G920 and the wheel still feels new apart from occasional re-centring after force-feedback spikes, but the pedals and shifter didn't hold up.

Got a G920 cheaply and found it feels nice but is too weak and clunky.

Bought a Logitech G920, absolutely hated how it felt and returned it the next day; it put them off sim racing for a while.

Has used a G920 on Xbox for three years, first bolted to a desk and later on a cheap used rig, playing almost every day, and it has served them well.

Bought a used Logitech wheel with shifter for about £95 and finds it enjoyable, though thinks €200 new is overpriced.

Had a G920 briefly before moving to MOZA and still recommends it to friends as an entry wheel; sometimes misses its plug-and-play simplicity.

Their G920 throttle registers 100% at about 60–70% of travel, in G Hub and in game, making throttle modulation very hard; the other pedals are fine.

Never got their G920's force feedback working in Forza Horizon; without counter-steering force they spun out at every corner despite trying everything.

Their G920 was pretty much always clipping at the force feedback they needed, before they moved to a MOZA base.

Has used a G920 for five years. It felt great when they had nothing else, but not once they tried to improve as a racer, and they hated its small 27 cm rim.

Their G920, owned for a few years, has developed an annoying squeak when turning in one direction.

Bought a second-hand G920 with a wheel stand for €150 and is very happy with it, mostly racing in VR.