For weeks, I’ve been putting the Logitech G Driving Force (941-000113) racing wheel and pedals through their paces. This comprehensive review covers everything from initial setup to intense racing sessions across various platforms (PS5, PS4, and PC). I’ll delve into the features, performance, and ultimately, whether it’s worth the investment.

The Driving Force boasts several key features designed to enhance the racing simulation experience. The build quality feels premium, with a robust construction that suggests durability. The stainless steel paddle shifters are a highlight, providing a satisfying and responsive gear-changing experience. The force feedback is arguably the star of the show, delivering realistic sensations that truly immerse you in the game. The pedals are responsive and offer a good range of travel, contributing to a more precise and realistic driving experience. Setup was straightforward across all platforms; connecting to my PS5, PS4 and PC was a breeze. The included documentation was clear and concise.

I tested the Driving Force with a variety of racing titles, from Gran Turismo 7 on PS5 to Assetto Corsa Competizione on PC. The force feedback was consistently impressive, accurately conveying road conditions, tire slip, and impacts. The wheel’s responsiveness was excellent, translating my steering inputs with precision. The pedals felt natural and comfortable, allowing for accurate acceleration and braking. While playing Forza Horizon 5 on Xbox, I felt the difference from my older wheel and pedals, missing the subtle feedback of the Driving Force. However, overall gaming was enhanced significantly.

Long gaming sessions were comfortable thanks to the wheel’s ergonomic design and the sturdy construction of the pedals. I did experience some minor slippage on particularly aggressive turns at high speeds, but this was easily rectified by adjusting the wheel’s clamping mechanism. The only real downside I noticed was the lack of adjustability in the pedal placement, which would be preferable for different seating arrangements.

Pros:

• Excellent force feedback
• Durable construction
• Responsive pedals
• Stainless steel paddle shifters
• Easy setup across multiple platforms

Cons:

• Limited pedal adjustability
• Minor slippage at high speeds (easily mitigated)

The Logitech G Driving Force (941-000113) delivers an exceptional racing simulation experience. While minor drawbacks exist, the strengths of this wheel significantly outweigh any shortcomings. The force feedback, responsive controls, and overall build quality make it a top contender in its price range. I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a significant upgrade to their racing setup.