Early last year, I reviewed the Logitech G923, an entry-level sim racing wheel ... That's considerably higher than the CSL DD's stock 5 Nm and 8 Nm players can access with the $150 Boost Kit ...

It debuted in the entry-level G923, and while I was ambivalent ... I recommend the CSL DD not because it's better than Logitech's option, but because it's about as good and considerably cheaper ...

And then I drove 5,000 miles with the Logitech G Pro (after upgrading my home rig from the G923), and I’m absolutely ... 11.8-inch diameter (the Fanatec GT DD Pro comes in at 11 inches).

Logitech's G923 has made the brand synonymous with beginner ... which makes it whip harder than other professional racing wheels like the Fanatec DD Pro (8nm) and Moza R9 (9nm).

Logitech's baby is also cheaper than Fanatec's flagship DD wheelbase, the Podium Wheel ... The wheel rim itself is not dissimilar to the outgoing G923 it replaces, however the button placement ...

Most of the less expensive Logitech wheels, like the G923, use gear-driven technology ... One of the most similar Fanatec products to the G Pro is the DD Pro. The DD Pro bundle ships with the ...

Instead of giving you complete wheels that you’ll be paying an arm and a leg for, Logitech is going for ... void in their range between the budget G923 wheel and the uber premium G Pro ...

Compared to the Fanatec CSL DD I have to hand ... serious step up in performance that this set offers over Logitech's more popular G923-style models, but also that a direct drive wheelbase ...