Logitech is well known for its hardware, from mice and keyboards to high end gaming chairs. Today the latest iteration of its popular steering wheel and pedal set, the Logitech G923, was made ...

If you're serious about racing games, a controller just won't cut it. That's where a racing wheel accessory comes in, which can make it feel more like you're driving a car. Now Logitech, a company ...

Substantial improvements and the TRUEFORCE force feedback technology works phenomenally despite its limited game support. Compatible with both current and next-gen consoles, the G923 is one of the ...

Everyone loves a good driving game, but some folks take games to a whole different level, thus creating simulators. One company that promises an experience as close to driving a real vehicle is ...

Right now, you can get an excellent racing wheel at a discount on Amazon. The Logitech G923 racing wheel is currently available for $350, down from its regular price of $400. The Xbox and PS5/PS4 ...

Logitech has unveiled a new racing peripheral set: the Logitech G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals. The wheel has one name but will come in two versions: one for PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X, and one for ...

This morning, Logitech G unveiled the G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals, giving you a new racing experience from your own home. The company has made two versions, one for the Xbox One and one for the PS4, ...

The wheel will release this month (August 2020) in two versions, one is for Xbox and PC and the other is for PlayStation and PC. The two styles come with dedicated button sets and include respectively ...

Logitech’s G923 racing wheel features a new system to introduce an added layer of force feedback over what’s possible in prior models like the Logitech G29 and G920. Dubbed ‘Trueforce’ the tech is ...

Logitech G has a pretty long history of making gaming accessories, but generally, we're used to seeing it make things like mice and keyboards. Today the company is branching out to more a niche market ...

Jeff has been hopping on Goombas and collecting Triforce shards since the late NES era. Today, he appreciates all things console games - with a slight favoritism towards his Nintendo franchises. He's ...