PRO Racing Wheel

Sold all their Fanatec gear and loves their G Pro, calling it a very well developed product.

Has a Logitech Pro setup and absolutely loves it, calling it a phenomenal choice for console players.

Finds the G Pro's buttons very smooth and not tall or tactile enough, especially when racing in VR with gloves.

Found the G923 rim comfortable, but the standard G Pro rim's stitching hits their thumbs hard, so they now need gloves.

Owned the Pro wheel and sold it, calling it basically a direct drive G920 with garbage G Hub software and a dead ecosystem for the price.

Has had the G Pro for a while and loves it, though they're waiting for an F1 or GT3 style rim.

Went from a G29 to the Pro wheel and pedals a year ago and hasn't regretted it for a second, finding it better than two Fanatec wheels they used before.

Was shocked how good the Logitech Pro wheel is after coming from a Simucube.

Frustrated that they bought the G Pro expecting more wheels, a shifter and a handbrake that Logitech still hadn't released.

Has a G Pro and absolutely loves it; racing in VR, the limited rim choice doesn't bother them.

Loves their Logitech Pro wheel, which arrived two days after ordering.

Really likes the G Pro set; the base is huge but not obtrusive, though the ecosystem of other Pro gear is non-existent.

Bought the G Pro on sale in the no-console version, which made it fully competitive with Moza or Fanatec for them.

Upgraded from a G923 to the Logitech Pro base; build quality was really good but TrueForce wasn't a game changer, the base was big and options were few, so they returned it for a Moza R12.

Recommends the G Pro and finds it amazing with a Moza Vision wheel mounted on it.

Owns the G Pro and tried a Moza R16, which felt rubbery in comparison; TrueForce is a game changer in iRacing and ACC.

Sold their Logitech Pro and doesn't miss it: TrueForce felt like a gimmick next to bass shakers and a Simagic Alpha gives better FFB.

Chose the Logitech G Pro set over a Fanatec starter bundle and is very happy with it on PS5, though it lacks a handbrake or shifter.

Loves TrueForce on their Pro wheel in iRacing; a Moza R12 they tried at a friend's felt lifeless in comparison.

Upgraded from a G920 to the G Pro around launch; TrueForce is a game changer in GT7.

A G Hub firmware update bricked their new Logitech Pro Wheel, leaving it unrecognized by any device.

Their new Pro wheel and pedals on PS5 show torque randomly dropping far below what is set.

Honestly loves their G Pro wheel after using several wheels over the years; beyond about 10 Nm they see diminishing returns.

Has had the Pro wheel and pedals for a year and loves them, while waiting for an F1 rim.

Mainly races a Simucube 2 Pro and bought a Logitech Pro for GT7; it feels incredible, easily comparable to the Simucube.

Has owned many DD bases over decades of sim racing and calls the Logitech Pro an excellent base with excellent force feedback; TrueForce is a game changer where supported.

Bought the Pro wheel and pedals for far less than an equivalent Fanatec order with shipping, and prefers the Pro wheel.

Threw their G Pro wheel and pedals in the bin over a $2 part because Logitech has no spares or service centres.

Happy they chose the Logitech Pro Wheel for TrueForce, though impatient for rim swaps.

Chose the Logitech Pro over Fanatec because of Fanatec's quality control and would make the same choice again without a second thought.

Still loves their G Pro DD; they keep TrueForce at 30-50% and turn it down when it gets noisy.

Owned the G Pro wheel and pedals for almost two months and returned them for a build defect, but calls it a very nice wheel and plans to reorder for TrueForce.

Finds their G Pro wheel awesome, especially TrueForce: they can feel everything.

Likes the Pro wheel when it works, but only AC and GT7 feel right; Dirt Rally 2.0 settings don't carry over and Logitech's recommended settings feel wrong.

Very happy with their Logitech Pro on PS5, finding the onboard display useful for changing FFB and TrueForce settings in-game.

Moved from a G29 to the Logitech Pro Wheel; the base isn't too big and the rim feels very high quality, with high-end materials.

Coming from a T150, got the Pro wheel and doesn't regret the purchase at all.

After a 5 Nm Fanatec DD, finds the Logitech Pro an absolute animal with excellent build quality and 11 Nm of torque.

Switched from a CSL DD to the G Pro and thinks it's the better motor, though the rim takes some getting used to.

Absolutely loves the Logitech G Pro on a Playseat Trophy as their first sim rig and recommends the setup.

Was skeptical of the G Pro but says it feels more premium than any of their Moza or Fanatec setups.

Five months in, their G Pro's wheel flew off the base mid-braking in LMU with metal fragments; they've lost faith in Logitech.

Their G Pro made a knocking sound, and Logitech replaced the whole wheel and base quickly.

Has had their Logitech Pro for 18 months with no problems.

Coming from a G923, loves their G Pro and finds it easy to use and set up.

Bought a Fanatec DD Extreme with V3 pedals intending to sell their Logitech G Pro, but immediately regretted it, finding TrueForce the real deal.

Their G Pro wheel disconnects mid-session and needs restarting even after a Logitech exchange and new cables, so they boxed it up to send back.

Moved from a G29 to the Logitech Pro, runs it around 6 Nm and credits TrueForce as the difference, like a buttkicker inside the base.

A week in, loves the G Pro in ACC, F1 22, Dirt Rally 2.0 and AMS2: 11 Nm is plenty and the FFB detail and immediacy are a definite improvement over their G29 and T-GT II.

Upgraded from a TS-XW to the G Pro; wouldn't say it's worth double the price but wouldn't go back.

First DD after a G923, and ordered the G Pro the night it was announced after reviews; doesn't regret it one bit.

Loves the G Pro as a first setup, but for two weeks the force feedback sometimes gives out entirely until they unplug and reset the wheel.

Finds the Logitech Pro wheel amazing in Forza and iRacing, where TrueForce adds detail.

Has the G Pro and has tried the G920 and G923; the G Pro feels like a much more premium product in person.

Two weeks into the G Pro for GT7, running it at 8 Nm after starting at 5; coming from TMX Pro and G29 they find the DD so quiet and the load cell pedals took a while to get right.

Bought a refurbished G Pro for about $900 and a week in finds it a massive upgrade from their G29, with amazing build quality, easy setup and a big DD difference at 7 Nm.

Went from a G923 to the Pro wheel, a huge upgrade, with TrueForce plus DD fantastic in iRacing and Dirt Rally 2; bought barely used for 800 GBP.

Loves their very smooth G Pro; turning TrueForce off feels empty, and as a VR user they don't mind the limited rims.

Their dad's G Pro and own Moza R9 V2 both use Pro pedals; the Pro's FFB is very nice, but at $999 and with no other rims they chose Moza.

Went with the Logi Pro and can highly recommend it.

Bought their Pro wheel used and it has never skipped a beat; loves TrueForce, and the pedals are consistent and solid.

Bought the G Pro and a T-GT II to compare in GT7 and iRacing; the G Pro is miles ahead and feels almost like driving a real car, so they returned the T-GT.

Loves their G Pro, got it for a good deal; its FFB doesn't feel any worse than Fanatec's DD2 base in AC and ACC, and they like the wheel better than the McLaren rim.

Loves the G Pro with a Playseat Challenge; it has plenty of Nm at 8 strength and lots of realism in the ground feel.

A few days in, very happy with the G Pro and load cell pedals; TrueForce adds immersion in ACC, running 11 Nm with 75% in-game gain.

Compared Logitech Pro wheel and pedals with Fanatec DD Pro and bought Logitech: flat-bottom rim, better button layout, more torque, TrueForce.

Ordered the G Pro set for 11 Nm and TrueForce in GT7 with PSVR2, but found Logitech's ordering and refund process painful and no roadmap for accessories.

Their used G Pro base from CEX arrived badly damaged cosmetically with clunking and cracking noises, noisier than their G923.

Their G Pro base bought in March stopped booting: it sticks on three flashing dots and times out on both PC and PlayStation.

Uses the G PRO DD at 11 Nm in a compact Playseat Challenge X rig for PSVR2 as their endgame setup.

Their Logitech PRO wheel is great and a huge upgrade from the G27; no regrets.

A year on the Logitech PRO, happy with Trueforce while using Simagic rims.

Their Logitech PRO racing wheel is good gear despite the hate.

Uses a Logitech PRO with the Xbox RS hub and track and rally wheels to play across platforms.

Loves their Logitech PRO; the stock D wheel is really good though rim selection is meh.

Absolutely loves their 11 Nm Logitech PRO and its Trueforce, which makes their cockpit rumble.

Upgraded from a G923 to the Logitech PRO wheel and felt it was only stronger, not worth the extra $1000.

Logitech has always been good to them; a couple of hours into their new Logitech PRO setup, the only issue is the Trophy seat.

Their Logitech PRO base is excellent and unbelievably reliable with no disconnects, but the ecosystem is terrible.

The Logitech PRO's force feedback is miles better than Moza's, and on PC they run Thrustmaster rims on it.

Logitech G Hub never worked for them and they had to restart repeatedly to use the wheel, so they got rid of it.

Has used the Logitech PRO for over a year and a half without issues, but would still recommend Moza for its options.

Owns a Logitech PRO but tells others to get Moza instead.

Loves their Logitech PRO with a Simagic GT Neo rim on PC, despite a few disconnects.

After about 1000 hours on their Logitech PRO they'd never give up Trueforce, even over their motion rig.

Runs a Logitech PRO on their rig and a Moza R12 on a guest rig; the PRO's force feedback is cleaner and crisper no matter how they tuned the R12.

Bought a Logitech PRO for PS5 compatibility and to avoid Fanatec, and recommends it with the ecosystem caveat.

Their Logitech PRO base with a GT Neo is good enough that an upgrade would have to be stellar.

Went from the Logitech PRO to a Simucube 2 Pro and badly misses Trueforce.

Just sold their Logitech PRO: the best force feedback they've used by far, with excellent pedals; they only sold it for a different seating position.

Tried the Logitech PRO on PC in AC and found its force feedback below top brands; came away negatively impressed.

The Logitech ecosystem is a real problem, but the PRO's force feedback quality is absolutely not lacking.

Runs a Simagic GT Neo on their Logitech PRO base and absolutely loves it.

Has used the Logitech PRO and a Moza R12 and preferred the PRO, which they own.

Loves their Logitech PRO, even more now that new rims are out.

Upgraded from the Logitech PRO to a Simucube 2 Pro; on the PRO, higher FFB felt like a brick in fast corners while slow corners stayed too weak.

Moved from the Logitech PRO to VNM and misses only the Logitech's bombproof software reliability.

Trueforce on their Logitech PRO is great but not strong enough to transfer vibration through the cockpit.

Loves their Logitech PRO and will stick with it despite wanting more rims.

Their Logitech PRO feels better on PC than in GT7, though Trueforce improves GT7 a lot.

Hated the Logitech PRO's rim stitching and frequent fan noise, plus Logitech's lack of good wheels, and sold it.

Their Logitech PRO wheel and pedals are excellent; the issue is the lack of ecosystem.

Just bought the Logitech PRO wheel and pedals mainly for PS5 and thinks it was a great price.

Returned their Logitech PRO after buying a Fanatec DD+, which is far better.

Almost two years with Logitech and still happy.

Has the Logitech PRO wheel and pedals and finds them amazing.

Has the Logitech PRO wheel and pedals; prefers Fanatec pedals and wheels but Logitech force feedback thanks to Trueforce.

Has had both Fanatec and the Logitech PRO and would pick Logitech any day.

A friend with a Fanatec DD is annoyed at how much better their Logitech PRO feels; Trueforce shines in iRacing and ACC.

Tried Fanatec and Moza and vastly preferred the Logitech PRO.

Their Logitech PRO works great on an NLR Victory rated for 10 Nm.

Loves their Logitech PRO wheel and pedals after a Thrustmaster T300 and T-LCM; the pedals are where the big improvement is.

Has had a Logitech PRO and a Fanatec DD1; the Logitech felt better.

Upgraded from a G923 to the Logitech PRO wheel and pedals last year and is enjoying it.

About 3 years on the Logitech PRO with a Moza KS rim; its force feedback is very good.

Their Logitech PRO is bad for drifting even with a 330 mm rim; it feels slow, unlike their Simagic Alpha Mini.

Had the Logitech PRO about a year and found the Simucube 2 Pro that replaced it night and day better.

Had both; after trying a Simucube 2 Pro they never went back to the Logitech PRO.

Loves their Logitech PRO with Trueforce in GT7 and DiRT Rally 2.

Owns the Logitech PRO setup; the PRO pedals are perfect for them.

Very happy with their Logitech PRO setup: strong, detailed force feedback, good build and easy setup.

Their Logitech PRO is the best out-of-the-box setup for GT7 thanks to Trueforce's haptics and road feel.

Sold their Logitech PRO for a Simagic base.

Has a Logitech PRO and notes it's cheaper than Fanatec with Trueforce.

Is selling a Logitech PRO kit with a really nice base after buying Simagic, but preferred the Logitech with Trueforce.

Found a cheap used Logitech PRO set and it's the best wheel they've owned.

Really enjoys their Logitech setup with a Simagic GT Neo rim.

Over a year on the Logitech PRO base and still blown away by the quality, preferring it to pricier Simagic and Simucube gear.

Switched from Fanatec to the Logitech PRO and couldn't be happier; Trueforce is a big differentiator, ecosystem is the downside.

With Trueforce set properly the Logitech PRO's force feedback is next level, up there with a Simucube 2 Pro.

Loves their Logitech PRO: a great base with great feel; the RS50 would be too weak.

Seven months fully happy with the Logitech PRO base, though they bought a different rim for more buttons.

Loves their Logitech PRO base over Fanatec and Moza, but advises avoiding Logitech pedals and wheels.

Their Logitech PRO malfunctioned after a couple of weeks; the RS50 that replaced it has been great.

Really likes their Logitech PRO base with Simagic gear compared with other setups; price is good.

A few months on the Logitech PRO on PS5; better in virtually every way than their Fanatec DD Pro.

Their Logitech PRO is so quiet they never hear a fan.

Their Logitech PRO, used daily for under two years, started randomly dropping force feedback mid-race; support was slow, though they love Trueforce.

Has had both; the Fanatec was problematic in hardware and software, implying the Logitech PRO was more reliable.

Thinks their Logitech PRO is pretty good; with smaller rims you don't need more force.

Runs the Logitech PRO on a Trophy with no issues.

Glad they kept their Logitech PRO wheel: Trueforce is strong enough to send haptics to their pedals, it barely overheats, and a third-party rim works perfectly via the QR adapter.

Has the Logitech PRO wheel and pedals; load-cell brakes took a few weeks to appreciate.

Has used the Logitech G Pro DD 11 Nm for 11 months: simple G Hub setup, Trueforce more detailed and refined than Fanatec's Full Force, and no mis-shifts.

Loves their Logitech DD wheel on an NLR F-GT Elite; just needs more rim options.

Found ACC on PS5 with the Logitech G Pro the most immersive experience thanks to Trueforce in the base and pedals.

Went with the Logitech PRO Racing Wheel for Xbox and is happy with it.

Loves how easily their Logitech G Pro switches between console and PC, saving settings into profiles per platform and game.

Has both the Logitech G Pro and a DD+: the G Pro's 11 Nm feels very strong, Trueforce is very good, it's plug and play and great value, and it runs a GT Neo via QR adapter.

Uses the Logitech G Pro on a Playseat Trophy and finds Trueforce alone makes it a no-brainer over Fanatec, which they've also used.

Owned a Logitech G PRO base before a MOZA R12 and found its force feedback better than the MOZA's; would pick the G PRO over the MOZA.

Has the Logitech G PRO base and pedals and it has been great, with no complaints or issues.

Bought the Logitech G PRO system a couple of years ago and it has worked wonderfully with every game they've tried.

Got the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals a few months ago for their first serious PS5 setup and is quite happy with them.

Has had the Logitech G PRO for a couple of years and it is still superb; decided against upgrading because its force feedback still rates among the best.

Their Logitech G PRO has performed flawlessly since February 2023 apart from rubber dampers coming off.

Has used a Logitech G PRO for almost two years with only one or two restarts and occasional in-game FFB drops; the rubber feet peel if moved daily.

Upgraded from a G923 to the Logitech G PRO and finds TrueForce works as intended on the G PRO.

Recently got the Logitech G PRO and is loving it; the pedals are good too.

Their Logitech G PRO froze in one game on PS5 and needed restarting; otherwise fine.

Owns the Logitech G PRO and has zero regrets.

Has the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals and recommends it over the T598.

Had a Logitech G PRO for a year and preferred its force feedback to a Simagic Alpha U they switched to.

Has had the Logitech G PRO for four weeks and loves it.

Loves their Logitech G PRO and uses it on both PS5 and PC.

Bought the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals and is loving it: amazing torque and response, silent, and customisable pedals; no flex on a Playseat Evolution.

Has used the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals since launch and is satisfied with cost versus performance, though the pedals could use more adjustment.

The Logitech G PRO is their first direct-drive wheel: 11 Nm is crazy strong but the detail is what shines.

Uses the Logitech G PRO wheel and pedals with PSVR2 in GT7 on an NLR GT Track rig and finds it nothing but amazing.

After two months with the Logitech G PRO, finds the wheel and base fantastic and TrueForce amazing when turned down.

Owned the Logitech G PRO and found it awful compared with a Simagic Alpha at the same price: horrible software, TrueForce a joke and no accessories.

Loves their Logitech G PRO and says it is well worth the money; six friends bought one because of theirs.

Moved from a G923 to the Logitech G PRO and found direct drive makes a big difference.

Bought the Logitech G PRO based on reviews; it's quite good, but the wheel is uncomfortable, which no review mentioned.

Has the Logitech G Pro and finds Trueforce amazing, with unbelievable detail and high-quality equipment.

Their Logitech G Pro is amazing, with Trueforce detail they couldn't match on a Simagic EVO Sport, though they dislike how chunky the base is.

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.

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.