My old wheel died and I looked closesly at T-248 and this one. After the movie Gran Turismo came out, I purchased a PS4 and a used GT Sport game to see what it was like. I liked it! When I hooked my G923 up, it rumbled and was VERY noisy. Lost all "feel" through every turn. Terrible. Was close to boxing it up and shipping it back! Then I tried it on my SimBin series simulators on my PC. After playing with control settings, it felt really good. I adjusted one of the Mustangs to be like the one I race for real, and with the shifter - Wow! It's dang close to the real thing! I have my home track in the SIM and I drive my line like I normally do. Pretty darn accurate! Only complaint is that the pedals (which feel great by the way) are a bit too close together. Shoes off works. I believe I can adjust the pedals - that's the last thing I'll need to do. So I revisited Gran Turismo. Found a few articles online. Adjusted "Vibration" way down and even tried "0". Mostly fixed it. Off-road and snow tracks still rumble and make way too much noise for my taste. But I'm a road course guy, so with vibration off, I like the wheel. Overall - good feel of wheel grip, great pedal feel - WAY better driving feel than my old wheel (T-150) and the Driving Force Shifter makes for accurate race car driving! I'm a NASA member running my car in Time Trial and I'm an instructor at our track. I'd recommend this wheel/pedals/shifter to any budget racer wanting SIM time. I've driven one of my buddy's Fanatec rig that was three or four times the cost - yes it was better - but the G923 is good, accurate and allowed my racing budget to purchase a couple of real race slicks for this season with the money I saved.

So far the wheel is great! Compared to my madcatz pro I have been using since 2014. I have dropped lap time's just from the better feeling from the g923 all around great product! I'll let you know about the longevity of it after I put more miles on it:)

Been a long time since i have owned a steering wheel for a console. I believe it was PS2 with Gran Turismo A-spec 3 2001. So i thought it was about time again after getting the PS5. (currently building a simulator for racing) Never exerienced this forced feedback though. It can be a little too aggressive at times it seems. Now that i have it dialed in with my settings and how i like it, ITS A ABSOLUTE BLAST! The realism some of these games is ridiculously freaky at times lol. Oh, may take ya a min to figure out the counter steering haha. Definitely worth the buy. Tuesday shifter will be here :)

After extensive research I decided that the G923 was the best option for me as my first wheel and pedal combo. I must say that I made the right choice. I went with the Playseat Trophy Logitec edition chair and I am super happy. It’s hard to explain the feeling that you get when driving it but it feels amazing. The trueforce really makes a difference. Really enjoy playing F123, GT7 and ACC.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Long time huge race fan. Retired and over 70 years old decided to dive into the racing sim/gaming world. Did not want to spend a fortune on my first rig until I found out how much I would use it. Pleasantly surprised. Force feedback and True force make it feel realistic. Really enjoying GT 7 driving and learning all of the tracks I have seen on TV for years. My want to upgrade in a year or two to a more powerful system, maybe a Pro system?

If you are thinking about ordering don't think just order. This Wheel and pedals are amazing. You can feel the pavement or dirt you are racing on. It is amazing in driving games to have the wheel and pedals instead of the controller. The force feedback is awesome "Real Feel". Don't hesitate if you want to feel the closest to actually driving in a race buy it today!

This is a really well designed wheel with some great improvements over the G29. I will say that Trueforce was a welcome surprise when I first tried it out on GRiD 2019 and GT Sport. While belt-fed force feedback can be superior in some ways, Trueforce adds a lot of "personality" to the experience while racing and it's starting to taint my experience playing games without Trueforce. I am definitely having a hard time playing with "vanilla" force feedback (now that I have had time to adjust to the rumbles of the engine and the bumps on the track). It's a really cool (and welcome!) way to push the experience of simulators even further! While this may not be an "entry-level budget" wheel, it is worth every penny and is a great price point. If you are looking at getting your first wheel, look no further.

Been playimg Gran Turismo since 1998. Ive never had a wheel or a place to put it. Now that I have the VR2 i wanted more immersion and this was just what I wanted. Not too pricey but a higher end wheel that does what I want. I can even turn the settings way down and let my nephew play :grin:

I have nothing but good things to say about this racing wheel. For the price, this a fantastic racing wheel. Apart from in game features, the build quality is very solid and the leather feels great. The true force feature is very nice and I can definitely feel the engine rpms through it. The amplitude of the vibrations is not too much that it shakes everything but just enough that you can feel it and not disturb the others in your house.

This wheel and pedals are great. My only issues are that the brakes on the pedals are stiff at first. I don’t know if I just got used to it, but it didn’t take more than a few hours to feel better. As for the wheel. I am just disappointed that the feature advertised for it, trueforce, is only compatible with a handful of games. So make sure if that is something you’re looking to try, to double check if the game you play is compatible.