Logitech

Playseat and Logitech have combined forces to create a solid, easy-to-build and lightweight sim racing cockpit that still manages to be stable when used with direct drive wheel bases and load cell pedals.

Logitech has released its G Adapter, enabling compatibility between its G29, G920, G923 and PRO Racing Wheels, plus its PRO Racing Pedals and Driving Force Shifter.

In partnership with the Logitech G923 TRUEFORCE steering wheel and pedal set. Here’s how TRUEFORCE brings sim racing to life.

In partnership with the Logitech G923 TRUEFORCE steering wheel and pedal set. Here’s how upgrading from a gamepad or controller to a steering wheel peripheral could help you get the most out of sim racing.

Valorant and Counter Strike streamer Shroud teams up with Logitech for a free Assetto Corsa Competizione challenge, with prizes on offer.

Setting aside the G Pro Wheel and T818’s pros and cons, two volume-leading steering wheel manufacturers jumping aboard the direct drive train is key to industry growth.

Logitech’s latest direct drive and load cell sim racing equipment set if up there with the very best, but is it worth the jump from the existing G293?

Logitech’s G PRO Racing Wheel and Pedals were only unveiled on 21st September, but have already increased in price by £200 after 48 hours.

Logitech’s stepped up its sim racing game, by offering an 11Nm direct drive wheel and load cell pedal set. The Logitech G PRO Wheel & Pedals are mightily impressive.