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I will have to give it a crack

That sucks mate. I wish I had an easy fix for you but I don’t. I would definately reach out to logitech support and ask for help

*IMPORTANT WARNING* Fanatec will only repair defective units in Europe (for us Aussies). Therefore your faulty Fanatec will have to travel half way around the world for a repair and take WEEKS to come back. Logitech can replace my faulty one (if that should happen) with a brand newy every time afaic. Suits me bratmic1. But this "$2 part" has me scratching my head. Why throw anything in the bin when you can sell it online? I suspect your story is made up.

@@jed2055 Anyone in doubt should simply contact logitech or view their website warranty and spares list to make an educated discission. I loved mine too before falling victim.

​@@jed2055 Anyone in doubt should simply contact logitech or view their website warranty and spares list to make an educated discission. I loved mine too before falling victim. FYI Australia is the only country to have a different warranty because your country prevents companies conducting business in this manner.

​@@jed2055 Anyone in doubt should simply contact logitech or view their website warranty and spares list to make an educated discission. I loved mine too before falling victim. FYI Australia is the only country to have a different warranty because your country prevents companies conducting business in this manner.

@@jed2055 Anyone in doubt should simply contact logitech or view their website warranty and spares list to make an educated discission. I loved mine too before falling victim. FYI Australia is the only country to have a different warranty because your country prevents companies conducting business in this manner.

Essentially yes

I usually run the wheel at max and use the ingame settings to adjust it. It is less fidely imo

You are most welcome. Honestly every game is different. I usually start on the default in game settings and tweak it from there as there is no one size fits all. Also congrats on getting your wheel, mine is 18 months old in and still loving it haha

Hey Jordy, I can’t say mine has had that issue and it calibrates in the middle but, you are not the first person I have heard of having this issue. I’m not sure if they found a fix for it and I know some of the took it back for replacement. It might be worth checking the forums to see if there is a fix. Mitch

It is my understanding that the G hub software for PC will allow you to recalibrate the wheel center point. I’m not sure if this carries over back to PlayStation but anyway…

Hey Phil thanks for the feedback. I’ll keep it in mind for the next one. Mitch

Hey mate I’m not 100% sure. It might work with the wheel in compatibility mode which makes it recognised as a g29 wheel. I can’t see why it wouldn’t work, you might have to map the wheel when you start the game the first time. Have a good one Mitch

It works great for dirt rally on ps5,imo the first dirt rally has much better ffb than 2.0.... just more detailed

Haha I know the feeling. To be honest as long as you never play on a direct drive wheel You will love the g923. I ran mine for years and loved it and my friend is running it now and he loves it but, after playing on a dd wheel the g923 felt like it wasn’t even turned on. In saying that any wheel is a step up from controller. I don’t think you will be disappointed either way. There is a pretty big price difference too and it could be worth waiting to see if they will ever release any peripherals for it. I don’t really care about the extra wheels but a pro handbrake and shifter would be a good add on if Logitech ever pull their finger out.

@@meesamods I actually had the pro in my cart earlier ready to pull the trigger, but that hefty price set me back lol. But I may take your advice and wait to see what logitech comes up with. Also thanks for the info and reply back.

No worries mate always happy to help out. You can also check out the fanatec gear. They are console friendly aswell and a lil bit cheaper depending on what set you look at and they are expandable if that aspect is important to you

Hey Skynick, welcome and I hope you are doing well. I still love mine and have zero regrets about buying it. It hasn’t skipped a beat. Having driven both the dd and mine Logitech one I personally prefer the feel of the Logitech. The only thing that lets us down is the customisation extra wheels shifter etc. it wasn’t a show stopper for me but for some it is. Both are good wheels and feel incredible in comparison to the entry level wheels like the g920 wheels and the likes Feel free to reach out if you have any questions I am more than happy to share the info and experiences with the wheel. Have a good one Mitch

Thanks Mitch for your kind reply. I started simracing with TGT2 and Tlcm pedals, and want to give a try to a Direct Drive one. Unfortunately for PS5 there are just those two options, I found so many different experiences with Fanatec, confusing me a lot. Logitech Pro seems to be a bit more reliable. I will wait until the next Black Friday and see what discount both will offer, considering also the new QR2 in fanatec seems to be a problem solvers. Very difficult choice indeed. I’m happy you’re satisfied about your Logitech Pro, I like the Trueforce add on, would add some extra feeling in ACC where I usually play.

Im receiving mine tomorrow. Can you share the settings for GT7 for the wheel, the in game settings, trueforce percentage, and pedal setup (I understand it comes with stiffners etc.)??? I know its alot but would be greatly appreciated and Logitech users would have a resource for a comprehensive setup.

The biggest difference for me is true force. I'd like more wheel options, but I prefer function over form. I do wish the wheel was a bit thicker and padded but it's solid and quality is very good. Logitech people on reddit have hinted at 4 new peripherals debuting in 2024. A strong rig is a must.

Update. Had the Logitech wheel and pedals for about a month set up to the omega prime lite aluminum rig. It's amazing, simply put. I use gloves but can easily drive without them and the true force feels great and there's plenty of power in the wheel. I'm set to 8.2 nm with a total of 11 available. Not sure I'll ever go that high as I'm really happy with the current setting.

Hey Emrahsuna, the tf audio setting refers to the vibration and feed back the wheel gives you based on in game sound things like engine rumble etc, the ffb filter dials in how much detail is delivered via the force feedback. It can help to remove unwanted details from the game. The dampener controls how the wheel feels while it is in motion. Friction/ resistance type feelings Hope this helps

@@meesamods thanks for that. That makes sense

@Emrahsuna no worries happy to help 😊 Mitch

Good tip I shall give it a crack when I get home. Mitch

Cool. Hope it works out for you 👍

Thank you!! In order to feel the gearshifts TF needs to be around 20 minimum buröt that makes my entire house shake and my wife wants a divorce 😅😅😅

Hmm I am not sure off the top of my head I will have look when I get home from work and let you know

It does if you buy the Xbox specific one. There is ps and pc compatible wheel and an Xbox and pc compatible wheel

Hey Sam have you got the wheel set to pc mode?

The other thing you can try is run it in compatability mode where it will show up as a g920 or one of the older models. I can’t remember the specific one off the top of my head

@@meesamods changing to compatibility mode g923 worked.thamk you for this helpful advice

@@meesamods yes. Needed to change to the old model then it worked thank you so much

No worries. Happy racing mate Mitch

Hey mate, Thanks for the comment. It will save your settings as you go. The only setting you will have to set each time is the mode when you turn it on. Pc ps5 etc It gives you a few profiles you can set up aswell so if you have a couple of games that you play regularly they can have their own profile so you can have your dialed in settings at the push of a button. Hope this helps. Mitch

​@@meesamods Actually it does help thanks for the quick reply I actually just came back to your video before I can even check my messages to actually ask you a question which was did you get the pedals because I also bought the pedals and I was gonna ask you what load sells you were using if you did get these petals. I watched another video where the guy said he wanted to use the hardest pedals so what he did was he used the redThe brown and the white the hard white and regards to the little one and you took out the big white 1 that was in thereThe little white one and whatever other color but he kept calling it green so if you are using these I don't think there's a green lol. Maybe he was colorblind but I'm just curious what you're running your pedals at because it seems like these fake pedals are actually harder to push than my Honda in regards to engaging full break. So I really have to put my foot in the damn thing to get it to break all the way pretty much any other option I use I can get it to halfway breaking. Anyway thanks for your time sorry to bother you don't try to bombard you with questions but that was really the only other question I have is to find out other peoples load cell opinion

No worries man I am always happy to help. I did get the pedals and I am running them as they came out of the box. I wanted to test them before I made any changes and I liked how they felt so I left them as they came. You do have to push quite hard but I find it easy to manipulate it during corners for that reason. You can adjust the pressure required to hit full braking in the settings

@@meesamods did you adjust any settings our no? left it at 30? do you use both feet? I notice I play better and break better with both feet one on gas one ready to go on break like a controller lol. I break better with my left leg it's stronger that my right leg aka my gas foot. obviously in a real world I just use one foot for gas and break

I didn’t change anything with the brake pressure I just left it as it came out of the box. I left foot brake aswell. It is a lot faster when racing.

Hey I am glad you are enjoying it as much as I do. It is such a massive improvement hey. Just be careful if you are playing across pc and console as I found the force feed back strength can vary drastically. An example of this was jumping from gt7 to. Beamng. Nearly broke my arms haha. Mitch

@@meesamods Glad your arms are fine 😅. Yeah I know some people broke their arm because of direct drive wheels. I’m only using the wheel in gt7, so that’s not an issue for me.

Yeah that’s fair enough. I find in gt that the feedback is also tied in with the true force audio setting so just something to keep in the back of your mind when you are setting it up

Hey Gestmerino, How much better does the new wheel feel in comparison to the old one hey haha. I tried to play on my old g29 the other week and it felt like it wasn’t even plugged in haha I have tested it on ac and acc on pc but play both on console predominantly. I just used the same setting I run for gt7. Nothing special really the torque at max and the tf audio reduced then adjust the sensitivity in game to suit your own preferences. Hope this helps Take it easy Mitch

@@meesamods thanks! I going slow with the config! Thanks

That’s a good way to do it as everyone has different prefs

Hey TecraTube, These settings are all done through the wheel itself so it will work regardless of whether or not you are on pc or ps5. Mitch

@@meesamods thank you!

No worries mate you will want to play around with the tf audio setting a bit as it can take some of the power out of it a little bit but it is all down to a personal preference.

@@meesamods ya TF audio I don't really understand and filter. increase to filter lessens the effect? but then how does dampen differ from filter?

G’day Rod, Thanks for the kind words mate I appreciate the feed back and I am glad you love you wheel as much as I do. Take it easy Mitch

It is not something you can change in the game it is in the onboard wheel settings. Going from memory it’s the TF audio setting or something along those lines. When I get home from work I will double check

Hey 007LSV mine is relatively quick I haven’t never really noticed anything off with it. How slow are we talking here?

Try turning the "dampener" setting down, even to zero and the wheel will self center faster. We just figured that out a few days ago. We only got the wheel two weeks ago and are learning all kinds of things about it.

I’ll definately give it a go haha

Good to know

I think it should work if you put it in compatibility mode. The only thing that may cause issues would be the load cell brake perhaps.

@@meesamods that might also be ok, if plugged through the wheelbase rather than directly in the PC

Yeah true that

@@meesamods from support - In the vast majority of cases, if a title supports the Logitech G29, G920, or G923, then the PRO Wheel will also work - which is good!

Perfect. Good to know

Hey Wally It’s interesting how different everyone’s preferences are when it comes to this stuff

It makes the steering more crisp feeling .

Yeah nice 😊

This run was normal. Tomorrow night will be in vr haha

G’day Graham, I had a similar issue when I was in the market for upgrading and have also heard the whispers about the customer service. It also influenced the way I went when buying. I don’t think you will be disappointed either way. The jump from the g29 up to dd is a substantial change/ upgrade. I think there may be a few extra aspects to consider on this as well. Depending on if you are console racing or pc racing your options for the native peripherals wheels/shifter/ handbrake etc with the Logitech is non existent at this stage. Not such an issue for pc racers where anything usb will work but, it is a massive draw back for console at the moment. Me personally I prefer the power of the Logitech compared to the dd and don’t mind the look of the wheel. The base is chunkier than the others but you don’t notice it when racing. Now I know both wheels have had the odd problem here and there and I can’t really comment on the fanatec side of customer service as I have never dealt with them. Not that I have had any issues with my wheel/ pedals But l have never had any issues dealing with Logitech customer service with any of my other products over the years. If you are not in any great rush for upgrades I would look at the Logitech especially if fanatec isn’t in your country as that will make future purchases and dealing with support more difficult/ slow

@@meesamods wow, thanks for such an in depth reply. I’m actually on Ps5. So don’t have many direct drive options. I think I will probably bite the bullet and go with Logitech g pro. It’s plug and play too, great for a noob like myself. As long as Logitech release at least 1 more regular wheel and at least 1 or 2 F1 wheels, I think I’ll be happy. I’ve not actually used my g29 in ages. Going to set it up with gt7 and psvr2. Then in next few months I’ll buy Logitech direct drive. I hear that I can buy the basic Logitech gear shifter and some kinda converter and it should work with Logitech pro wheel. That will be fine for me. I’ll probably make it into a sequential shifter. Thanks again for your reply.

@@grahamkelly8662 no worries mate you are more than welcome. Psvr2 and gt7 is my favourite way to race now haha I can’t go back to normal screen racing. Just make sure you start in a slower car until your body gets used to the vr. It is definately easier on your body when using the wheel vs a controller. You are also correct on the old Logitech shifter being able to be adapted to the new wheel and fingers crossed on the extra wheels

@@meesamods to be honest, psvr2 is my intro to vr and to say I’ve suffered motion sickness, would be an understatement. I genuinely felt scared to play. For instance, in call of the mountain, just turning camera 360 and I’m dizzy, feeling sick and my eyes feel like they being crushed. Like I kinda feel sick in my eyes and I have to stop after few mins. I found out that Sony used stupid tricks and this is what causing my motion sickness. 60fps reprojected to 120 . This with high persistence, for brightness, makes for crazy motion sickness. I can sometimes last upto 50mins in resident evil village but I always feel slight motion sickness, every time I turn but it’s a lot better then when I started. I’d have to stop every 5mins feeling like I’m dying. Although, sometimes I can last 40 mins and think I’m getting over motion sickness and then I get to end of resident evil village and have to stop every 5mins for motion sickness break. That night I almost just sold my psvr2. I’ve had gt7 for bloody weeks but I’m kinda scared to even try it. Like if I set up my wheel, cockpit, instal gt7 and get instant motion sickness, I’ll feel so crappy. Can’t really stop an online race every 5mins. I’m really hoping that I have built up enough tolerance to be able to race for even 30mins and have break. Anyeays, sorry for the life story 😭

I am fairly similar to you in I get motion sick pretty easily on vr. I last about half hour on call of the mountain haha anything that is fps I am not good with and I did get very sick on the last gt with psvr1 but for some reason I find the new one to be a lot more gentle. Just avoid the rally’s and the Nurburgring to start with. Do small bursts to get used to it

Thanks for the kind words and I appreciate you sharing. Mitch

Hey Ben, It is so much fun. I can’t race any other way now haha

G’day 001Sander, The psvr2 is so much fun. I am running foveated rendering on gt7. You don’t notice it when you are in the headset. Mitch

Good to know. I have the same feeling with mine it is super light

G’day mate, It connects to the PS5 via a single USB cable to the front or back panel of the console depending on your set up

Thanks for the kind words mate. Both wheels are a good choice. Me personally I think the g pro wheel feels better than the dd but it has its cons as well at the moment like the lack of peripherals and customisation. It should be coming but like all things Logitech we won’t know it’s coming haha. If you do the Logitech way I am curious to know what’s your opinion on the true force is. Some love it some hate it haha If you have any questions or anything you want to know about I’m always happy to help out

I have both. Believe me, you will not regret buying the G Pro over the DD Pro. Both are good, but the Logi is superior.

@@supercededman Thanks for the product purchase reinforcement. Think about it. Logitech aren't stupid. Fanatec are bleeding so now is the time to release a wheel and other peripherals which I am 100% certain Logi will do and in the next 4 months. ie October, 2024 ready for the Christmas frenzy. I reckon this year will be big retail-wise after us fully exiting the Covid era.

Hey Graham, I know how you feel I get sick in vr nearly every time. I have wasted a lot of money on vr games over the years aswell. I found psvr2 less severe and I can last longer on it before wrecking myself. Make sure you have everything set to max comfort, some games will give you the option for jumping view rather than free flow when moving the camera. Try and stick to games where you have some kind of dash board flying, racing, mech type games as they tend to be easier on your body as the dash gives you something to center on. You can try to force your body into being ok with the motion stuff but it takes time and it isn’t much fun making yourself sick every day. Re Pavlov if you are getting crook from horizon I would probably save your money or as you said look for a demo of it as I found it pretty hard going when I played it last. Take it easy Mitch

@@meesamods thanks for reply. I recently bought gt7 I have a wheel and really want to try it out but been putting it off, in case I get instant motion sickness. I might just man up and set it up, tomorrow afternoon. I play thumper vr and don’t get any motion sickness, whatsoever. Do you think it may be the same with gt7? Or maybe I don’t get sick in thumper, because I always going kinda fast same speed but because I’ll have to brake, often In gt7, do you think the braking and turning will bring on the motion sickness? Also, I’ve seen comments on UA-cam where people say they have got refunds from Sony for ps store psvr2 games because they got bad motion sickness. Do you think it’s even worth asking Sony for such refund? I waste enough money on crappy games as it is and the thought of buying games and not even being able to play because motion sickness, really leaves me feeling uneasy. I personally think that Sony should absolutely refund any games that give motion sickness BUT the problem is, some will simply not like the game and lie about motion sickness, to get refund. I kinda want to buy Pavlov and saints and sinners chapter 2 but just put off , by the bloody motion sickness.

Definately give gt7 a go it is the gentlest vr game I have played yet and the first one I don’t get sick on when racing on the wheel. When I tried it on controller I did. On the wheel and sitting in the racing rig I have zero issues. I think it lost the immersion factor when playing on controller. If you are unsure start in a slow car and avoid the rally stuff and the Nurburgring as they are the only two thing I have had the odd hit of motion feeling albeit it was minor but still. I am not sure on Sonys refund policy would have to go and look it up. It might be time based or time played based like the oculus store so you might get lucky. I wouldn’t hold your breath on it but can always try

@@meesamods how do I go about setting play space for my cockpit? I usually set temporary play space and it works fine, when playing regular games. Sometimes arms go out of play space but not too much. Would I have to somehow edit play space and map it around my whole racing cockpit? Otherwise, I guess my body would be in temp space but maybe my feet on pedals will give out of bounds error? Oh, I’ve not even opened gt7 yet so I will have no choice, then to start with slow car. Wish me luck. If I do a lap and feel fine, I’ll be so happy. Like I don’t want to have psvr2 on for 5-8 hours or anything but 1 or 2 hours play without motion sickness, would be bloody great. Such a shame and just my luck, that thumper vr gives me zero problems but I end up quitting after 20-40mins because I’m stuck on level.

You just use the temp play space - you just set it when you are sitting down on your race rig. It doesn’t matter where you feet are and it only worries about the headset and hand controllers and you won’t be using the hand controllers

Cheers mate I Couldn’t agree more gt is the greatest haha

Did you play horizon with manually turning camera? If so, did you get motion sickness? I get sick, instantly, in horizon. Pisses me right off.

Good review. RE8 it’s a must, you must try it.

Thanks Karl I shall add it to the list

Hey RJ glad to hear. Have you changed any of your settings both on the wheel And in game?

@@meesamods i did change the ingame wheel settings quite a bit. But only to suit my preferences, not to eliminate issues.

Hey Rich Nick, It feels like a massive change from the g29 but you will get used to it pretty quickly. You will have to let me know how you go once you have played around with it for a bit. Mitch

@@meesamods I have the Pro Pedals on the carpet and had to figure out how to prevent them from slipping, which I did. Running the strength on 8 with 70 TF...Seems like the sweet spot for me now. I've set up four different profiles and like this one the best so far.

So good how are you enjoying it so far? You will find you will constantly tinker with the settings for the next couple of weeks and then the whole process will start again as you start a different game.

@@meesamods I like it but I'm not yet in the wow factor coming from the G29. I feel dollar for dollar the G29 is the way to go. My times are not any better than before. The rumble stripes feel better but overall paying 1,300 U.S dollars compared to $200 U.S dollars for the G29 I'm not yet feeling the return on investment. Maybe the more I use it it will get there and than again maybe not.

@@meesamods after using it more and more and getting use to the settings, I'm really liking it.

Likewise it is also one of my favourites as well. It’s the perfect combination of fast and technical

Hey Beardedretroguy, Thanks for the description man I feel like if you are going to play it you might aswell go full realistic and get the whole experience so I would also park my own trailers haha Mitch

Yeah, I think ETS2 and ATS are those sit-back-and-relax style games. You can level-up your driver and get better trucks etc. though and you can adjust the stability etc. depending on how easy you want it to be to tip the truck over for example. As I normally play it for an hour or so at a time I'm probably fine with the steering not being too heavy :) I recently got one of these wheels but haven't tried it in a truck sim yet.