LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE GT POWER CABLE FULL
LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE GT POWER CABLE PS4

Racing wheels of this grade are intended for the enthusiast. Use Cases: For the Racing & Sim Enthusiast Most high-end wheels have made the move to hall-effect sensors. Hall-effect sensors use electromagnetics to establish orientation and positional tracking, a task completed using optical sensors in other wheel sets. Logitech's implementation of an upgraded encoder and hall-effect sensors theoretically improves accuracy of wheel calibration, though we suspect that the greater benefit will emerge in endurance testing. The underlying mechanics still utilize a helical gearing system for the rotation and offer the same gritty, tactile feel. For the rest, owners of the G27 can expect much the same overall look and feel.

The G29 adds Hall-Effect sensors and a new encoder, which we'll discuss below.

LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE GT POWER CABLE PS4

The G29 is supported on the PS4 and Xbox One, for which the G27 is not rated (though could theoretically be adapted in-line).The G29 rearranges its non-essential button layout and adds new buttons to the device.The G29 adds a rubber damper to the brake pedal, softening pedal depression and adding true-to-world resistance on the brake pedal.The G27 shifter is compatible with the G29 wheel. The G27 includes the 6-speed shifter stick, which costs an extra $60 for the G29.The most immediate items of note differentiating the G27 and G29 are as follows: The G27 has the same overall wheel size as the G29 (270 x 260 x 278mm HWL), similar stitching, the same wheel geometry and grip points, and the same pedal platform. Logitech's G27 racing wheel came out in 2009.

LOGITECH DRIVING FORCE GT POWER CABLE FULL

Let's go through the differences of these two same-brand products before diving into the full review and cross-brand comparisons. The Logitech G29 ($400) is a refreshed successor of the company's G27 ($240) вЂ“ this summer seems to be a summer of refreshes вЂ“ and adds support for current-gen consoles. A modernized version, the T300RS, is in more direct competition with Logitech's G29 at $400 for the wheel and pedals. The Thrustmaster T500RS is among the most popular solutions at the high-end (for PS3), selling for $600 and using belt drive mechanics for the wheel and its motors.

It's a niche segment and good products have a high bill of materials (cost) compared against more standard peripherals.

There aren't many high-end racing wheels on the market. Pedal piston sleeves: Polyoxymethylene thermoplastic (POM) Logitech G29 Racing Wheel Specs Part Number

Logitech driving force gt power cable