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Logitech G ecosystem for Automobilista 2

Catalogue and verified guide to Logitech G sim racing hardware: Direct Drive bases, wheels, pedals, shifters, handbrake, dashboards and accessories. Data cross-checked against official sources.

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17 products in the catalogue · 6 milestones · 2 comparisons

Timeline 2021–2026

  1. 2006Logitech G25: an era-defining wheel with FFB, an H-shifter and a clutch.
  2. 2010G27: a hugely popular evolution of the G25.
  3. 2015G29 (PlayStation) and G920 (Xbox): the entry Driving Force range.
  4. 2020G923 with TRUEFORCE (force feedback tied to in-game physics).
  5. 2022G PRO Racing Wheel: Logitech's first Direct Drive (11 Nm) + PRO Pedals.
  6. 2025RS range: RS50 base (8 Nm DD), RS Pedals and RS Shifter & Handbrake.

Logitech G vs the competition

Logitech G is the most mainstream brand with the largest install base: the gateway to sim racing (G29/G920), strong console support and, since 2022, Direct Drive too with the G PRO (11 Nm) and the affordable RS50. Its TRUEFORCE tech ties FFB to in-game physics.

Logitech G vs MOZA

MOZA is Direct Drive and PC with more torque per euro and a modular ecosystem; Logitech wins on cheap entry, install base and console support.

Start cheap or console: Logitech. Step up on PC: MOZA.

Logitech G vs Thrustmaster

Both dominate entry and console; Logitech has a bigger install base and TRUEFORCE, Thrustmaster often offers more torque at mid-range (belt) and the GT licence.

Very close at entry; choose by games, platform and deals.

On AMS2 (PC) Logitech works well at every level: the G PRO (11 Nm) and RS50 (8 Nm) deliver real Direct Drive for GT and formula, and a G29/G923 is a perfect entry. The PRO pedals (100 kg load cell) greatly improve braking.

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