All things considered, the T128 offers plenty of fun for the money, undercutting many other wheels and even outperforming ...

You're usually safer going with a big brand name like Hori, Thrustmaster, or Logitech if you want to ensure a quality piece of hardware. Force feedback is a feature that will give you a more ...

and I'd happily recommend it to those who want to upgrade from a gear/belt driven wheel like a Logitech G29, G923 or a Thrustmaster T300RS GT or T248.

Thrustmaster has packaged the same technology ... without adding extra haptic modules. Like Logitech’s TrueForce, developers will need to purposefully integrate that sort of behavior into ...

For example, while Logitech offers TrueForce technology, it may not be eligible for your favorite game. Alternatively, the Thrustmaster T128 may have great haptic feedback for beginners ...

While its setup is less plug-and-play than Logitech or Thrustmaster, the driving experience is significantly superior to any gear- or belt-driven alternatives. For anyone ready to elevate their sim ...

On the contrary, the Logitech G Pro Racing Wheel is a top-end wheel. It is compatible with PlayStation, Xbox, and PC. It offers smooth control with a punchy 11nm of torque. Thrustmaster T248 vs ...

but Thrustmaster has successfully stripped back the T128's features to create a more affordable system that still has great performance. Costing $100 more than the T128, the Logitech G920 is a ...

You wouldn't have to worry too much about the brand of your components as the cockpit is compatible with the most popular brands like Heusinveld, Thrustmaster, Logitech, Fanatec, and many more.

Noticeably, the flight stick has a much more digestible interface than the Thrustmaster Warthog ... a great HOTAS flight controller in the Logitech G X56. Unlike the Gladiator NXT Evo, the ...

The latest installment in the Forza franchise, Forza Motorsport has just driven onto consoles and PC and there are a handful of steering wheels you can get behind to play the game. Here are all ...

The only major downside I identified during my testing was that Logitech's ecosystem isn't yet as developed as that of Fanatec, Thrustmaster or even Moza, all of which offer a wider range of wheel ...