Logitech G920: One-minute review While far from the newest racing wheel on the market, the Logitech G920 is still a popular pick and, having spent much time with it over the last couple of weeks ...

Normally the Logitech G920 costs $299.99 when it’s available at its full retail price. However, because it’s Cyber Monday Amazon has brought that price down to $188.41.

Logitech G (Logitech's official shop for their gaming peripherals) has dropped the price on their Certified Refurbished G920 and G29 Racing Wheels. Right now you can get them for just $143.99 ...

While Logitech's wheels aren't the first of their kind to hit either console—see the likes of Thrustmaster's T300 RS for PS4 and Mad Catz Pro Racing wheel for Xbox One—they are some of the ...

Logitech’s engineers have done a lot to make the G920 a smart and immersive experience. The easy installation is a big part of that, but it is equally smart in use.

The Logitech G920 is the company’s first force feedback racing wheel available for the Xbox One, and racing fans can rejoice with its release coming shortly after the launch of Forza Motorsport 6.

Our Logitech 920 review takes a look at Logitech’s Driving Force Racing Wheel for the Xbox One and PC, and answers that question as the racing wheel joins our Top Picks of 2016.

However, that isn't to say the Logitech G920 is a bad wheel — in fact, when it comes to standard functionality, the two wheels are identically fantastic. They're identical in a lot of ways as well.

Logitech says both wheels are built for longevity and that only quality materials have been used, though it has to be said that the new G29 and G920 don't look or sound radically different to the G27.

Verdict Like the dependable G29/G920 before it (and the G27 before those) the Logitech G923 remains a good, mid-priced choice for newcomers who want to take a punt on a sim racing setup without ...