We haven't had a chance to sit down with any racing wheels for quite some time here at PC Perspective. We have an old Genius wheel on a shelf in the back of our closet here at the office.

I only got this as an alternative until NZ gets a good price for Thrustmaster T300RS. Great feeling wheel. Good materials and FFB. Durability from Logitech is very good. Rattling from the wheel is bad. Price is bad – maybe worth $450 with shifter. I can guarantee you, from research that the T300RS is leagues better but at the current NZ price difference, this beats it (eg. comes with better pedals, still cheaper with added shifter). Right now, importing a T300RS from Amazon costs limbs more than MightyApe. Maybe next year when GT7 hits then Thrustmaster will release a new wheel or drop the prices dramatically. When that happens, that wheel will be 5/5 stars and this will drop to 4/5.

Works well with Grand Turismo 6 on playstation 3.Cant wait for some decent racing games on playstation 4.

At E3 this year , I had my first glimpse at Logitech's latest racing wheel, the Logitech G29 Driving Force. The PlayStation/PC wheel was a follow up to their great G27, which I have used plenty of in various driving games on the PC. It's a very solid wheel, which you can still pick up today.

Really great, best you can buy for the right price

Logitech could improve this product even further by having the symbols on the buttons light up, not the whole button, just the symbols, because the buttons although well placed are hard to find in the dim light of a simulator room.

Excellent build quality; superv feel of steering wheel and the pedals are the best I have ever felt; worked flawlessly out of the box on PS3 and PS4; I have not tried it on PC yet but considering Logitech started making peripherals for PC and myself owing several Logitech PC products For years...

None as far as quality or workmanship; but me being a***l about every detail I must say; the red dial in the middle of a beautifully crafted black and blue steering wheel looks out of place; it looks like a bumper sticker on a Rolls Royce

Really happy with the wheel, works well and has work with every game I have tried. The pedals could mount more securely but other than that, very good product

I love snapdeal

Keeping in mind that if you pay attention to the product description and check it out on Logitech's site first you'll know that a stick-shift/gear is an add-on extra... ... all this is missing is some form of lighting for all the controls on the wheel hub.

If you're playing racing games with a standard controller, you're doing it all wrong. Yes you can play most racing games perfectly fine with a regular controller but you lose out on that whole immersive feeling you get when using a real steering wheel and pedals.