Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel and Floor Pedals, Real Force Feedback, Stainless Steel Paddle Shifters, Leather Steering Wheel Cover for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac - Black
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Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
Features
- Immersive Gaming Experience: Perfect for Xbox and PC gaming titles, the Driving Force simulates the feeling of driving a real car with precision steering and pressure-sensitive pedals
- Premium Control: The Driving Force feedback racing wheel provides a detailed simulation of driving a real car, with helical gearing delivering smooth, quiet steering and a hand-stitched leather cover
- Customizable Pedals: These pressure-sensitive nonlinear brake pedals provide a responsive, accurate braking feel on a sturdy base - with adjustable pedal faces for finer control
- 900-Degree Rotation: Lock-to-lock rotation of the Driving Force means you can turn the wheel around two and a half times, hand over hand on wide turns - just like a real F1 race car
- Up Your Game: Take your racing simulation to the next level with Driving Force accessories like the Driving Force Shifter or desk and rig mounts
- The plastic parts in G920 include 52% certified post consumer recycled plastic*
- The Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel does not work seamlessly with PlayStation consoles. It is optimized for Xbox and PC platforms.
Description
Works with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One™ and PC G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel is designed for the latest Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One™ and PC racing game titles. Add Driving Force to your controller selection and you may never want to race with a regular controller again. Realistic Force Feedback G920 Driving Force is engineered with a dual-motor force feedback mechanism that is designed to realistically simulate the feel of your tires on turns and terrain. With anti-backlash helical gears modeled after the gearing used in car transmissions, you get exceptionally smooth, quiet and precise steering action. Easy-Access Game Controls The D-Pad, buttons and stainless steel paddles shifters are conveniently located on the wheel for seamless access to all your racing controls. For even greater control, add on the optional 6-speed manual Driving Force Shifter attachment, sold separately. Responsive Pedal Unit The separate pedal unit enables a more realistic body position for driving, so you can comfortably brake, accelerate and change gears like you would in an actual car. The nonlinear brake pedal mimics the performance of pressure-sensitive brake systems for a more responsive, accurate braking feel. Quality Construction G920 Driving Force is built top-to-bottom to handle the stress of racing, from solid steel ball bearings and stainless steel paddle shifters, to built-in clamps and bolt points that keep the wheel securely mounted to your rig. High-quality, hand-stitched leather provides the grip and feel of a high-performance racecar wheel. 6-Speed Shifter Compatible with 6-Speed Manual Shifter Attachment (Sold separately).
Specs & Other Info
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Producer | Logitech G |
| Model | Logitech G920 |
| Compatible With | Xbox Series S/X, Xbox One, PC/Mac (Windows), Playstation 3, 4, 5 |
| Controller Style | Wheel, Pedals, and Paddles |
| Connection Method | USB |
| Item Code | 941-000121 |
| Device Weight | 4.96 pounds |
| Device Measurements | 10.24 x 10.94 x 10.63 inches |
| Color Scheme | Black |
| Battery Requirement | 1x Lithium Metal battery |
| Country of Manufacturing | China |
| Availability Date | Since June 18, 2015 |
| Status | Active (Not Discontinued by Manufacturer) |
Frequently asked questions
Yes, the Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel is compatible with Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S, and Xbox One. It's also compatible with PC and Mac systems.
Yes, the Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel comes with a responsive pedals set-up. The floor pedal unit includes throttle, brake, and clutch pedals, allowing you to accelerate, brake, and shift gears, respectively, with the sensation of an actual car.
The Real Force Feedback feature allows the G920 Driving Wheel to replicate the realistic racing dynamics of the vehicle. It uses dual-motor force feedback to simulate realistic driving sensations like tire traction loss and weight shift. This gives gamers an immersive driving experience.
The wheel is covered in high-quality, hand-stitched leather, giving it a comfortable grip and premium feel. The paddle shifters and pedals unit are made from stainless steel, making them durable and reliable for intense gameplay.
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This is our summary and key points to consider based on customer reviews.
These reviews present a mix of satisfaction and frustration towards the Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel. The device has been praised for its impressive force feedback and luxurious feel. However, some users found the buttons to be inconveniently placed and criticized the incomplete functionality of some buttons. Another concern was the narrow spacing between pedals.
Pros
- 🚗 The force feedback on the device provides a realistic gaming experience.
- 🛠️ The wheel and pedals are robust and have a luxurious feel.
- 👍 Compatibility with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac extends its usage.
Cons
- 👎 Some buttons on the wheel are non-functional which makes gaming less intuitive.
- 👟 The spacing between the pedals is too narrow and may be uncomfortable for some adults.
- 🔬 Potential sensitivity curves adjustments needed due to wide wheel turn radius.
Should I Buy It?
If you're looking for a sturdy gaming wheel with great force feedback and you can forgive its minor usability flaws, then yes, the Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel can be a fine addition to your gaming setup. However, if functional buttons and pedal comfort are deal-breakers for you, you might want to explore other options.
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
this thing is super nice so worth the money i have had no problems at all and i’ve been useing it all day 10/10 product only thing is break pedal is sticky in a way but no big deal and wheel creaks every now and then but other than those little things this wheel and pedals are amazing
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Austin Bachand
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
Not even pressing on the pedals and it shows full input on all 3 pedals. Doesn't change if I use them. Playing any racing game the accelerator and clutch pedal are combined. Sometimes the accelerator will go up to 30-50% and I have to press the clutch to reach 100% as if they were combined eventho that box remains unchecked. I let it go a few months hoping it was driver related, constantly Uninstalling and reinstalling different drivers but nothing has changes. Worse experience I've had in a LONG time. Waste of money. I hope I can get warranties or my money back. So frustrating, so disappointing. ***Update*** After some rough customer service via web chat and trying to warranty the product and waited for the warranty email I had never received, I was sure it was a hardware defect and not a software defect. I found a pinch in the main wire whip right by the pedal assembly. After rewiring the 5 wires with solder+water proof heatshrink, the pedals worked phenomenally!!! I do like logitec but it seems like their QC has gone south quite a bit. I had a $100 keyboard that lasted just passed the warranty as well as a g502 hero Special Edition mouse. I went back to my worn OG-502 and no other mouse compares... So about the setup... Finally aving some seat time on the PC with the G920 wheel, pedals, and 6 speed shifter with the addition of a USB handbrake..... the experience is u parallel.. it work from Forza to spin tires, it work with every driving game. If you like racing games or sims and don't want to drop over 1k for an indoor pass time or hobby but get great force feedback and a unique feel to every pedal. Then definitely gamble and get one of these logitecs. If you have a few extra bills to blow, get something better and I'm sure you won't be disappointed. ***Update, a month or so after this review I found a fault in the wiring, I cut out the bad section and spliced the wires back together, works great, great product. I bought my friend one as a gift after I fixed my own.*** I would buy again. But I already did :)
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2022 by kevin
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
I never liked trying to play a racing game with the standard Xbox controller, but I put up with it for years, not wanting to spend the money on a wheel. Well, I finally took the plunge and after first buying the wrong one (the PS version) I got this one when it was on sale around Christmas. At first, I made a crude stand for it using two plastic sawhorses and 3/4" plywood. It worked ok, but wasn't ideal. Plus, we were finishing the room it was in and that setup wasn't going to fly. So, I bought an adjustable wheel stand. The G920 mounted to it pretty easily and it's stable enough to handle the most aggressive driving. As for the G920 itself, it's been great. I did learn quickly that you have to adjust it within the games or it can be more difficult to handle than the controller. I had constant oversteer in corners of Forza Horizon games until I looked up some tips on what input variables to adjust. Now, it works great. I've ordered the shifter. I know that manual shifting is dying out in real vehicles, but I still enjoy it and look forward to that addition in the near future. My only complaint is that the USB cable isn't long enough. In my setup, it's hanging in the air when the wheel stand is in its position and its plugged into the Xbox. I guess I can get an extender, but haven't done so yet. The wheel and pedals are pretty well made and feel fairly solid. The paddle shifters work well and the force feedback is pretty strong. It has taken some adjustment on my part as when I used the standard controller, I accepted that it was a video game and wouldn't feel like driving a real car or truck. With the wheel, I kind of expected it to feel EXACTLY like a real car, but there is a bit of numbness--even though the wheel tries to transmit some road feel. As this is the only wheel/pedal setup I've ever used, I can't compare it to others, but I've been extremely happy with it so far and the addition of the shifter is sure to make it even more enjoyable.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 30, 2023 by nc_beagle
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
Wish I had done my research before purchasing. A few weeks after I bought this my brother bought the Thrustmaster TMX PRO which sells for basically the same price as this or less. After using his wheel I would definitely have bought that. Both wheels do not come with a shifter and both do have the clutch pedal and conical brake mod for more realistic braking feel. Yet on the TMX PRO the mod is easily installed or removed depending on your preference. On the Logitech it is permanently installed and requires invasive action to remove which also voids the warranty. I like it though, it was a little too stiff at first but after about 30 hours of racing it has broken in and feels great. Both wheels offer an optional shifter, and the Logitech one offers 4 things over the Thrustmaster's, push down reverse, alot quieter, very short throw, and a much lower price. The Thrustmaster one is over twice the price, but it feels better, is made mostly of metal and is harder to accidentally put in to the wrong gear. The Thrustmaster also has a separate gate plate that is included with it to make it a sequential shifter. This is excellent for rally driving where the paddle shifters can be difficult to use. It is however very squishy in sequential mode not having that nice positive click that a sequential shifter should have. Because of that I would not purchase it if you're mainly looking for a sequential shifter due to its poor feedback. Their are better dedicated options out there. The pedals on the Logitech are 8 bit giving a total of 256 unique positions. This sounds like a lot, but when running F1 cars where braking needs to be incredibly precise the Thrustmaster 12 bit pedals with 4,096 unique positions are noticeably better. The Logitech pedals do grip the carpet better though and look nicer. The wheel, the G920 is prettier by far. The all brushed metal construction with leather wrap looks good and feels good in the hand. The Thrustmaster is mostly plastic with some rubber grips at the 10 and 2 'o clock positions. It looks cheap and initially feels cheap too. It is however about a 1/4 inch larger than the Logitech and I like the slight increase in size. Yet this is where the Thrustmaster runs away with the show for me. When actually driving with it the force feedback is noticeably better, its more precise and less notchy. I can't say it is in a whole other league over the Logitech, but it is better. The cheapness of the plastic wheel is all but forgotten from the excellent precision feel you get from the force feedback. That being said the Logitech is not without its upsides like better looks and overall build quality. The wheel base does have bolt holes for hard mounting. Which is real nice when using it with a stand. The TMX PRO on the other hand has no mounting holes and its desk clamp sticks down so much it will block your keyboard tray. The Logitech uses dual soft mounts that don't stick down nearly as much allowing access to your keyboard. Both wheel's pedal boxes and optional shifters do have bolt holes for hard mounting. From what I've read around the net, the TMX pro does have a higher failer rate. So if you are looking for something to last a long time the Logitech would most likely be your better bet. Its dual motor gear force feedback system is antiquated and has been around since the G27 wheel which is why it doesn't feel quite as nice as it could. Yet it is a proven system with many G27 wheels still in use today. I'm just speculating, but I think this may be why Logitech has chosen not to update it, just because it has proven to be so reliable.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 20, 2018 by Reviewer
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
It’s awesome I love everything about it except the brake pedal is very hard to push and the force feedback needs to be turned down for every game
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2026 by Carter
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
I've been using this for a month, and I love it. It makes driving games incredibly immersive and fun. Forza Motorsports 7 allows you to change the amount of brake throw that is needed for 100% braking, which is extremely useful with the G920's stiffer pedal. The feel of the pedal is great, but it's extremely hard to depress the pedal fully, especially if the pedals and chair are not fastened together in some kind of cockpit rig. Not all games allow you to change the "curve" of the brake pedal in that way. Assetto Corsa--which is quite fun, and a little more of a sim feel--lacks that adjustment in the xbox version (the PC version has it), so I'm unable to reach more than about 90% braking force in the game, which has a huge impact for any competitive driving. Project Cars II also allows you to change the brake range, but as far as I can tell, The Crew does not. I believe Forza Horizons 3 & 4 share the same "deadzone" setting that Forza Motorsports has. Unfortunately, without a wheel connected to your system, generally you cannot see the relevant settings to check if they exist in a game you enjoy. One thing to note about this wheel--as long as it is connected to your xbox and to power, when you turn on the xbox (without even touching the wheel), the wheel will run through a calibration, where it rotates fully in both directions. If you have a chair pushed in against the wheel when that happens, it can get a little exciting. I've been careful to keep things clear of the wheel, but I can imagine the leather wrapping could get pretty scuffed up on accident this way. Simply disconnect the USB cable (or unplug the power cord) to avoid this. The clamping mechanism is really easy to use, and it's extremely effective--much better than the old Microsoft Wheel for the Xbox 360, which is the only other wheel I can compare it to. Finger tight on the two knobs locks the wheel down completely--no amount of rapid turning against strong force feedback will twist it loose. The buttons are all easy to press while driving, and roughly mirror the positions on a stock controller. The LSB and RSB buttons reproduce pressing down on the analog sticks of the stock controller. Not all games support these buttons on the wheel (Project Cars II definitely does--I have not found them to work in Forza however, which makes it hard to access some portions of the game, like Forzavista, context help in Tuning, etc.--fortunately, this doesn't impact any controls while driving, and you can launch the game with a normal controller to use those other functions).
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Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2018 by David Bump
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
As someone completely new to steering wheel racing, the Logitech G920 has been an awesome first wheel. It was easy to set up, and after just a few races, it felt much more immersive than using a controller. The force feedback makes a huge difference—you can actually feel the road, curbs, and when the car starts to lose grip, which makes driving both more fun and easier to learn. The wheel feels solid and well-built, and the pedals have a realistic amount of resistance without being overwhelming for a beginner. I also appreciate how comfortable the leather-wrapped wheel is during longer sessions. Overall, I'm really happy with my purchase. It's been a great introduction to sim racing and has made me want to keep improving my driving skills. I would definitely recommend the G920 to anyone looking to get into racing wheels.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by Josh Blake
Style: Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC/Mac
Works great
Reviewed in the United States on June 15, 2026 by Stefon