Logitech · wheel base · 2015

Logitech G920 Driving Force (Xbox/PC)

Gear-driven 900° wheel with pedals for Xbox and PC; dated but still a solid, quiet starter.

The Xbox/PC twin of the G29: same gear-driven base, fixed leather rim and three pedals, with an Xbox button layout. A cheap, reliable way into Forza, but Xbox now has entry direct drive options for not much more.

AI rating

Fine, with caveats for a wheel base at this price. Best for: An Xbox player who wants the cheapest complete wheel-and-pedals kit from a known brand.

Force feedback detail: 4
Strength: 3
Smoothness: 3
Ecosystem: 5
Quietness: 4
Value: 6

Who it suits

First rig: 8
Console racing: 8
Competitive racing: 2
Small rooms: 8
Tight budgets: 8
Enthusiasts: 1

Scores are AI analysis of public information (specs, manuals, published reviews and owner reports), not a hands-on test. How we rate

Pros and cons

Complete Xbox/PC kit for about $200
Same proven, durable gear drive as the G29
Takes the Driving Force Shifter through the base

Notchy, roughly 2 Nm gear force feedback
No rev LEDs or selection dial (the G29 has both)
Fixed rim, no upgrade path

Watch out: Xbox/PC only: it does not work on PlayStation, so buy a G29 or G923 PS if you might switch consoles.

What it feels like

Strength
Detail
Smoothness
Noise
Heat

Springy, light forces that show weight transfer but lack the punch of belt or direct-drive.

Some notchiness near center from the gears, and fine detail is soft.

Stiff spring brake pedal means you learn pressure by travel rather than force.

Like power steering on a small hatchback: helpful and clear, but not heavy.

What the G920 Driving Force works with

Works on Xbox Series and PC.
In the box: Logitech G920 Wheel Rim (bundled) and Logitech G920 Pedals (bundled).
The wheel is built in, so it can't be swapped for another rim.
Pedals plug into the base, which is what lets them work on console.

Wheel

The rim is part of the base.

Part	Works on	Note	Score
Logitech G920 Wheel Rim (bundled)In the box	PS5XboxPC	In the box	58

Pedals that plug into it

These connect through the base's pedal port, so they work on every platform the base supports.

Part	Works on	Note	Score
Logitech G920 Pedals (bundled)In the box	PS5XboxPC	In the box	55

USB pedals that work with it on PC

These run beside the base over USB. They don't work on console.

Heusinkveld Ultimate+ (3-pedal) · USB to the PC88
Asetek Invicta Pedals (2-pedal, hydraulic) · USB to the PC84
Heusinkveld Sprint (3-pedal) · USB to the PC84
Moza CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (Throttle + Brake) · USB to the PC82
Simagic P1000 (3-pedal) · USB to the PC80
Logitech G PRO Racing Pedals · USB to the PC80
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 · USB to the PC79
Asetek Forte Pedals (2-pedal) · USB to the PC79
Thrustmaster T-LCM Pedals · USB to the PC77
Fanatec CSL Pedals with Load Cell Kit · USB to the PC76
Logitech G RS Pedals · USB to the PC76
Asetek La Prima Pedals (2-pedal) · USB to the PC74
Fanatec CSL Pedals · USB to the PC60

Shifters and handbrakes

Plugged into the base where noted; the rest connect to a PC by USB.

Part	Works on	Note	Score
Logitech G Driving Force ShifterPlugs into the base	PS5XboxPC	Plugs into the base	60
Heusinkveld Sim Shifter SequentialUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	83
Simagic DS-8X ShifterUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	80
Fanatec ClubSport Shifter SQ V1.5USB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	78
Thrustmaster TH8A ShifterUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	76
Moza SGP Sequential ShifterUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	74
Moza HGP H-Pattern ShifterUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	71
Thrustmaster TH8S Shifter Add-OnUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	63
Heusinkveld Sim HandbrakeUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	82
Simagic TB-1 HandbrakeUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	76
Fanatec ClubSport Handbrake V2USB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	72
Moza HBP HandbrakeUSB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	72
Thrustmaster TSS Handbrake Sparco Mod+USB to the PC	PS5XboxPC	USB to the PC	72

Cockpits and stands

With 2.2 Nm of torque, a frame rated below that flexes and one rated far below it shakes.

Part	Detail	Verdict
Sim-Lab GT1 Evo Sim Racing Cockpit (frame only)	Rated about 25 Nm	Fits
Sim-Lab P1X Pro Sim Racing Cockpit (frame only)	Rated about 32 Nm	Fits
Trak Racer TR80 Lite Aluminum Cockpit (frame only)	Rated about 25 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing F-GT Elite Aluminum Cockpit (frame only)	Rated about 30 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing GTElite Aluminum Cockpit (frame only)	Rated about 25 Nm	Fits
Playseat Trophy	Rated about 12 Nm	Fits
Trak Racer TR8 Pro Racing Simulator (frame only)	Rated about 15 Nm	Fits
Fanatec CSL Cockpit V1.5 (frame only)	Rated about 12 Nm	Fits
Playseat Challenge X - Logitech G Edition	Rated about 8 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing GTLite Pro Foldable Cockpit	Rated about 10 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing Wheel Stand 2.0	Rated about 8 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing Wheel Stand DD	Rated about 12 Nm	Fits
GT Omega APEX Wheel Stand	Rated about 8 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing GTtrack Cockpit	Rated about 12 Nm	Fits
GT Omega ART Racing Cockpit (with RS6 seat)	Rated about 10 Nm	Fits
Playseat Evolution PRO - ActiFit	Rated about 8 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing Wheel Stand Lite	Rated about 5 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing GTLite Foldable Cockpit	Rated about 6 Nm	Fits
Next Level Racing F-GT Lite Foldable Cockpit	Rated about 6 Nm	Fits

Tech facts

Drive type	Gear
Torque	2.2 Nm
Rotation	900°
Wheel included	Yes
Pedals included	Yes
Mounting	Desk clamp or bolted to a rig
Power supply	external AC adapter
Connection	USB (wired)
Software	Logitech G HUB
Safety	n/a
Quick release	built-in (not removable)
Size (W × D × H)	11 × 10 × 11 in (27 × 26 × 28 cm)
Weight	5 lb (2.25 kg)
Materials	Plastic, steel and leather
Released	2015
Platforms	PS5XboxPC

Our take

AI analysis of public information, not a hands-on review.

The G920 is a 2015 design that remains a common first wheel for Xbox and PC. It bundles a leather-wrapped rim, paddle shifters, and a three-pedal set with a nonlinear brake spring, so you can drive straight away. Force feedback uses two motors and helical gears, which makes it quieter than the older Logitech gear-driven wheels but also coarser than belt or direct-drive bases. Logitech's current US page cites roughly 2.3 Nm. Treat that as marketing-level, since the entry's 2.2 Nm is an unofficial figure. Expect clear weight and road-texture cues, but little fine detail, and some notchiness near center. The pedals are the weak point: the brake is a stiff spring with no load cell. The wheel clamps to a desk, and bolt points allow cockpit mounting. It is locked to Logitech's own rim and pedal port, so upgrades mean replacing the whole unit. It makes sense if you want a cheap, plug-in setup. If you can stretch the budget, entry-level direct-drive bases give a large jump in feel.

Questions buyers ask

Does the G920 work on PlayStation?

No. The G920 supports Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC. PlayStation owners need the G29, which is the same hardware with PlayStation support.

Can I upgrade the pedals or rim later?

Only in limited ways. The rim is fixed to the base. The pedals use a proprietary RJ-style port, so third-party pedals generally need adapters or a different wheelbase. Logitech's Driving Force Shifter does plug into the base.

Will it clamp to my desk, and do I need a rig?

Yes. It has built-in clamps for a table, and bolt points for a cockpit or wheel stand. A desk works for casual play. For stable pedals and wheel, a stand or rig is a better long-term option.