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The G923 is Logitech's mainstream racing wheel that replaces the venerable G920/G29 racing wheels. It's compatible with the PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and PC platforms. New to the G923 is TrueForce ...
If you're serious about racing games, a controller just won't cut it. That's where a racing wheel accessory comes in, which can make it feel more like you're driving a car. Now Logitech, a company ...
From the Editors of Super Street: We know it may appear like we have a penchant for the posh when it comes to gaming gear and in particular sim racing, but most of the stuff we write about is way ...
Everyone loves a good driving game, but some folks take games to a whole different level, thus creating simulators. One company that promises an experience as close to driving a real vehicle is ...
Logitech’s G923 racing wheel features a new system to introduce an added layer of force feedback over what’s possible in prior models like the Logitech G29 and G920. Dubbed ‘Trueforce’ the tech is ...
You can now feel the engine rumbling under your fingers You can now feel the engine rumbling under your fingers is an editor overseeing The Verge’s product reviews and service journalism programs. Dan ...
Take a look at gaming-wheel options in the affordable sim-racing category, and you get a couple of impressions. The cheapest, sub-$200 gaming-wheel setups on the market are simply not very realistic, ...
Back when I reviewed the Logitech G923, I was blown away by how realistic the TrueForce effects felt, especially considering the already respectable asking price when compared to others on the market.
Logitech G has a pretty long history of making gaming accessories, but generally, we're used to seeing it make things like mice and keyboards. Today the company is branching out to more a niche market ...
Logitech's new G-series racing wheel line just got a next-gen revamp in time for next-gen consoles like the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, making the new G923 a perfect fit for upcoming games like ...
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