The Logitech G29 Driving Force is a force-feedback racing wheel with pedals for PS5, PS4, and PC, suited to players who want more realistic steering and braking in supported racing, truck, or farming simulators.
Recommended For
- First-time sim racers on a budget who want to move from a gamepad to a force-feedback wheel and pedals without starting with a dedicated high-end rig.
- PS5, PS4, or PC players whose supported racing games work with the G29 and who want one wheel-and-pedal set for those platforms.
- Casual racers who want steering feedback, paddle shifters, and a clutch pedal for games such as circuit racing, rally, or driving sims, without buying a separate shifter to use the clutch pedal.
- Players who value a bundled three-pedal set and 900-degree steering for learning braking, cornering, and manual-shift inputs in supported games.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- On a PS5 or PS4, use the G29 for supported racing games such as Gran Turismo: steering and pedal inputs replace thumbstick driving, while force feedback communicates some cornering and tire-slip cues through the wheel.
- When starting sim racing at home, pair the wheel with its included pedals and practice braking, accelerating, and steering in a supported game; the wheel’s feedback and separate controls provide more driving cues than a gamepad, though new wheel users may need time to adjust.
- For PC racing games that support Logitech force-feedback wheels, use the G29 to practice consistent steering and braking; reviewers have tested it across different racing titles, where the feel and available settings can vary by game.
- For a space-limited gaming setup, clamp the wheel to a desk and place the pedal unit on the floor for a session; this avoids requiring a dedicated cockpit, but a stable desk and seating position help keep the setup steady.
- In racing games with manual-transmission support, use the included clutch pedal with the wheel’s paddle shifters; if you prefer an H-pattern gear lever, Logitech’s Driving Force Shifter is a separate accessory.
Spec Summary
| Attribute | Value |
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| Best For | Racing, truck, and farming simulator play on PC or PlayStation, with a dedicated steering wheel and pedal setup |
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| Platform Compatibility | PC and PlayStation; external compatibility details list PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, and Mac |
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| Wheel And Force Feedback | 900-degree lock-to-lock rotation, Hall-effect steering sensor, dual-motor force feedback, and overheat safeguard; helical gearing with anti-backlash reduces noise and vibration |
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| Pedals And Mounting | Floor pedal unit with nonlinear, pressure-sensitive brake and clutch, adjustable pedal faces, self-calibration, carpet grip, and textured heel grip; high-strength wheel mounting clamps |
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| Controls And Materials | Paddle shifters, D-pad, and console buttons; hand-stitched leather wheel cover with stainless-steel paddles and pedals |
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| Dimensions And Weight | Wheel: 10.63 × 10.24 × 10.94 in and 4.96 lb; pedals: 6.57 × 16.87 × 12.24 in and 6.83 lb |
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| Power | Corded electric |
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| Model Identifiers | Logitech G29, model 941-000110, in black |
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Reference Q&A
Q: Logitech G29 or G923 for PS5 and PC?
A: Choose the G29 if it costs less and you want a three-pedal wheel with 900-degree rotation and standard dual-motor force feedback. Choose the G923 if you want TRUEFORCE feedback in supported games and its revised progressive brake pedal; those features matter most when your games support TRUEFORCE and you value the added feedback detail. Both are PlayStation/PC versions, so check the product variant before buying.
Q: Should I get the Logitech G29 or Thrustmaster T128 as my first racing wheel?
A: Choose the G29 if you want a leather-covered wheel, metal paddle shifters, and a bundled three-pedal set that includes a clutch. Choose the T128 if its hybrid-drive force feedback, magnetic two-pedal set, and compact desk-mount setup better fit your priorities. Both support PlayStation and PC; the G29 includes a clutch pedal, while the T128’s included set has two pedals.
Q: Is the G29 a worthwhile upgrade from a Logitech G27?
A: For a PC owner whose G27 is working well, the G29 is a modest upgrade rather than a major change in force-feedback feel. The G29 adds PlayStation 4/5 compatibility, a Hall-effect steering sensor, and wheel-mounted RPM indicator lights; the G27 includes a shifter that is sold separately with the G29. Choose the G29 if you need its newer console compatibility or features, and consider keeping the G27 if you mainly play on PC and already have the shifter.
Q: Does the G29 work with PS5 and PC?
A: Yes. The G29 is designed for PS5, PS4, and PC. Wheel support can still depend on whether a particular game supports racing wheels.
Q: Does the G29 include a shifter, or can I shift without one?
A: The listed package includes the wheel and pedals; the Driving Force Shifter is an optional accessory. You can shift using the wheel’s paddle shifters, or use a game’s automatic shifting option.
Q: Can I use the G29 on a desk without a racing rig?
A: Yes. Its built-in clamps secure the wheel to a desk or table, and it can also be mounted to a racing rig. Check that your desk is compatible with the clamps and has enough space for the wheel and floor pedals.
Q: Do I need to use the clutch pedal?
A: No. The G29 has a clutch pedal, but you can drive without using it by shifting with the paddles or choosing automatic transmission in a supported game. Using the clutch depends on the game and your preferred setup.
Q: Is the Logitech G29 a suitable first racing wheel?
A: It can suit beginners who want a wheel-and-pedal setup for PS5, PS4, or PC. Its force feedback and pedals provide a starting point for sim racing, though users seeking stronger or more advanced equipment may want to compare higher-tier options.
Q: What are the G29’s main trade-offs?
A: The G29 uses dual-motor force feedback and helical transmission gears. Community discussions identify operating noise and a less refined feel than more advanced wheels as potential drawbacks, particularly for users prioritizing drifting or frequent use in a quiet room.
Q: Is the G29 a good choice for drifting?
A: It can be used for racing and drifting, but some G29 users describe its response as clunky or slow for drifting. If drifting is your main use, compare wheels with a feel and self-centering response that better match your preference.
Q: Is the G29 worth buying?
A: It may be worth considering as an entry-level option if you want force feedback and pedals without moving to a higher-tier setup. Whether it is a good buy depends on the price: community discussions are more favorable toward lower-cost or used purchases than paying a premium for it.
