For the price it does the trick, enjoy stick shift on racing sims for a cheap price. Feels abit on the cheap side, and you don't get that solid shift that I get in my race car so I prefer to stick with the paddles. If you can afford the cost I recommend upgrading to a steering wheel setup with a stronger stick shift like the thrustmaster. However bang for buck this will do the trick nicely.

Perfect partner for the Logitech 920

Bought it for my hubby for his birthday as he has and Xbox

On hand are Logitech's latest and greatest additions to their Driving Force racing wheel line up, the G920 and the G29. Both wheels are very similar with the key difference being the button layout, as the G920 is designed for Xbox while the G29 is intended for use with Playstation, though both work...

Over the years, I've used several steering wheels with racing games, mostly with Gran Turismo. I find that they generally help me drive more effectively – which is understandable since they're capable of delivering far more steering detail and better feedback than a regular controller.

Shacknews gets its hands on a Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel. See how well it improves our driving performance.

Racing games are cutting edge. They've always pushed the boundaries of what's possible in gaming, and chances are you've mistaken their graphics for the real thing. It's gotten even better since then. Realism has caught on.

Project CARS featured a pre-configured setting, so everything was mapped and to my delight worked perfectly. However, I actually started with F1 2015, which turned out to be a mistake. Getting both the G29 and G920 setup was a bit of a headache.

I absolutely love this wheel, although as with most racing setups, it's not without its drawbacks. Game support can often be hit and miss on a per-game basis, so doing your research to check how well any particular wheel is supported on all the games you want to play is essential.

Durable build quality; Easy to install; Great aesthetics; Xbox One and PC support; Easy to use software; Fantastic force feedback; Fairly quiet motor

Tricky to store between uses; Expensive