Logitech wired G Driving Force Shifter for G923, G29
Logitech wired G Driving Force Shifter for G923, G29 and G920, 6 Speed, Push Down Reverse Gear, Steel and Leather Construction – Black
G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel
Experience your PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4 and select PC racing titles like never before with the advanced driving simulation and realism of G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel and pedals.
Dual-Motor Force Feedback
Feel your tires on every turn and type of terrain, under- or over-steer drifting and more. Powerful dual-motor force feedback realistically simulates force effects so you can respond with precision.
Tight, Smooth, Precise Control
Helical transmission gears reduce noise and vibration. Anti-backlash keeps wheel and pedals tight. Hall-effect sensor uses magnetic fields to sense the position of the wheel for steering precision.
Race-Ready Construction
Solid steel ball bearings in the wheel shaft. Stainless steel paddle shifters and pedals. Hand-stitched leather wheel cover. G29 delivers the look, feel and durability of a real racecar wheel.
Easy-Access Game Controls
They’re right at your fingertips—D-Pad, buttons, paddle shifters, LED indicator lights tell you exactly when to shift, a 24-point selection dial and +/- buttons to fine-tune your driving preferences.
Easy-Access Game ControlsD-pad and full controls at your fingertips
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />900-degree wheel rotationWith hand-stitched leather cover and directional stripe
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Floor PedalFloor pedal unit with automotive-grade rolled steel throttle, brake and clutch
” data-position=”triggerHorizontal” />Complete Your Racing Rig
Combine G29 Driving Force Racing Wheel with the Driving Force Shifter for a complete rig, delivering an incredibly realistic racing experience.
Driving Force Shifter
Lock in the right gear at the right time with our racecar quality 6-speed manual shifter.
| Weight: | 760 g |
| Dimensions: | 17.64 x 14.64 x 20.65 cm; 760 Grams |
| Brand: | Logitech |
| Model: | 941-000130 |
| Colour: | Black |
| Batteries Included: | No |
| Manufacture: | Logitech |
| Dimensions: | 17.64 x 14.64 x 20.65 cm; 760 Grams |
Don’t get me wrong this is very good for the money although I find every time I go to change gear I always change to another gear as it’s to easy to change gear. Wouldn’t recommended for intermediate sim racers but for beginners I would, hope this helped!
Good for the price, did suddenly stop working at one point though. I opened it up to see why and the wire had fallen off the bottom of the gear stick assembly. I re-attached it and it worked just as before. 4 Stars since this could of been avoided if it was attached properly in the first place.
I only needed this for light duties and it works just fine so I am happy. If your racing rig is going to have some hefty use then I suggest getting the more expensive version that has, I believe, a metal restrictor plate inside and other more hard wearing updates
This works but not all driving games are not compatible. I have F1 2021, GranTurismo Sport,and Dirt2 that work. WRC doesn’t and no matter how I configure the game it just don’t work. It also takes a bit of time to get use to and missing the gears. E.g going into 5 instead of 3, is something that can be eliminated with practice. It’s well made and feels comfortable to use. Tried mine on a stand and with the adjustable legs fully clamped it still came off. Luckily I had a stand that enabled me to bolt it securely. All in all for the price is a good responsive shifter.
So let’s get it out of the way first: this is a tiny little thing that looks and feels like a children’s toy. You can shift it with a pinky finger if you so desire.
But like the G29, it’s pretty sturdy and can put up with rough usage. Coming in at a bargain basement price, this is an essential piece of kit for those who want to experience an authentic vintage racing experience.
Just as you’ll never go back to a gamepad once you get your G29, you’ll never go back to paddle shifters once you get your Driving Force Shifter.
And I’m happy to say that in my experience, yes it is.
I’ve owned a number of steering wheels over the years but have never been a massive racing game enthsiast. However I’ve been a bit obsessed recently after buying a Logitech wheel for Xbox. A gearstick quickly became the next obvious upgrade to my setup and I was a bit worried that this would be a rubbish novelty that I’d quickly grow tired of.
Does it feel like a real gearstick? Well no. The ‘throw’ into each gear is quite light, subtracting a bit of ‘feel’ that you’d hope for. It’s also sometimes easy to put it into the wrong gear or occasionally tricky to get it into reverse (Push down and into ‘6th’) – although these never ruined my experience. I would highly reccomend playing around with your chosen game’s settings a fair bit until it feels right, especially the clutch pedal deadzones and sensitivities.
However, once you give it an hour or two of practice it does become second nature and slips into muscle memory. I found myself adapting to this far quicker than the paddle shift on the wheel and it gave me a lot of extra control when playing rally games where I wanted to drop down to a specific gear quickly. Overall it adds a huge amount to the experience of driving games and I don’t think I’d want to play them without it now.
There are a few modifications I’ve seen online that you can do to this too (which I haven’t tried ‘yet’). There are some 3D printed parts that improve the feel of the gear changes and you can also swap out the stick head for something more realistic. I’d check youtube for some tutorials if interested.
I may find myself upgrading to the solid metal Thrustmaster shifter one day, but I’m definitely happy with this to pass the time.