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title: "Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel"
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# Force feedback tech 900-degree wheel rotation 24-position realtime adjustment dial Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel

**Price:** $15984
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## Summary

> 🏁 Take the wheel, feel the race — don’t just play, dominate the track!

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- **What is this?** Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel
- **How much does it cost?** $15984 with free shipping
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## Key Features

- • **Feel Every Road Detail:** Advanced force feedback technology delivers tactile sensations of bumps, traction loss, and crashes for unparalleled realism.
- • **Precision Tuning On The Fly:** Adjust brake bias, traction control, and damper settings mid-race with the exclusive 24-position dial for ultimate control.
- • **True-to-Life Pedal Response:** Gas and brake pedals engineered for precise throttle and braking control, elevating your driving accuracy.
- • **Realistic Steering Experience:** Experience 2.5 full turns lock-to-lock (900° rotation) mimicking real car steering dynamics for immersive gameplay.
- • **Seamless Gran Turismo Integration:** Official GT wheel with dedicated buttons and controls optimized for Gran Turismo 5 and Prologue, unlocking exclusive in-game tuning.

## Overview

The Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel is the official Gran Turismo wheel, featuring a 900-degree rotation, force feedback technology, and a unique 24-position realtime adjustment dial. Designed for PS3 racing enthusiasts, it offers realistic steering, precise pedal control, and seamless integration with Gran Turismo 5 and Prologue, delivering an immersive and professional-grade racing experience at an accessible price point.

## Description

The official wheel of Gran Turismo, featuring advanced force feedback technology. Make your racing experience even more realistic. Enjoy unprecedented integration with Gran Turismo 5 game functions, while advanced force feedback recreates bumps, crashes and traction loss with jaw-dropping realism. Exclusive to the Driving Force GT, a built-in 24-position realtime adjustment dial allows for fine-tuning break bias, TC, and other settings on the fly. Also featured are realistic 900-degree wheel rotation, force feedback technology to feel every inch of the road for maximum control, gas and break pedals, and a sequential stick shift. Which Logitech Racing Wheel Is Right For You?

Review: DF:GT Wheel Review - This review is for those that are looking into getting their first wheel or don't know much about racing wheels, and to clarify some questions I see many people had with the wheel. This review is with the PS3 only. First off, from my score, obviously I liked the wheel. Like most have said on here, it's of great construction. The wheel is of plastic and is heavy and solid; the pedals are plastic too, but is of the highest quality plastic you can get. The wheel has a rubber grip on it, which makes it comfortable and avoids slippage. The GT symbol in the black button in the middle of the wheel lights up very subtly, so it doesn't distract while playing but looks good. Some have said the shifter feels cheapish, but it's actually the same hard plastic, and is of nice quality. Racing on this instead of the controller does take getting used to. At first I was skeptical and thought my track times and performance had actually decreased, but after a day of play I found you get comfortable with it and driving becomes second nature without much thinking involved (like driving a real vehicle). The wheel is great fun, and it really responds well to turning and such (you can tweak the wheel in most approved games). For those getting a wheel for the first time and some clarification on features: What is the force feedback? When does it work and what is it for? Force feedback only works with a very few select games. In fact, from my collection, I have found it only works with Gran Turismo: Prologue. What the force feedback is: when you are driving your virtual car, the wheel actually has a strong motor inside that turns and jiggles the wheel in reflection to the game world. Say your car is on a steep graded curve. The wheel will want to turn you towards the top of the curve because thats the way the physics pull the car, so as others have mentioned you have to 'fight' with the wheel. Prologue has settings for how hard the wheel turns you, so you can set it to your liking. This is what ultimately makes the wheel worth it, and makes driving become second nature with the wheel. The compatibility is something that needs to be brought up and clarified. The wheel will work with some racing games that let you pick your control settings, or sometimes it will be set right from the start. However, if you are planning to buy this wheel to play with all your car driving games (For example: Gran Theft Auto 4, Motorstorm, Wipeout HD, and others) then you might want to reconsider. From what I have found, this wheel will only reach it's potential in GT:Prologue and GT5 (when it arrives). Even if it works with the game, there is no force feedback and the wheel either is very tightly locked by the motor and hard to turn (GTA4) or is left to turn loosely without any motor feedback, making driving awkward and difficult. Also, none of the extra games I tried use the pedals either. You have to push the 'X' button or 'R1' button in the middle of the wheel while driving, which is nearly impossible while steering. Now, if your are getting this for GT: Prologue, GT5, or other compatible racers: What is the red colored dial, and what are the plus and minus buttons near the bottom of the wheel? These are actually only used in GT: Prologue and probably GT5 later on. They are used during a race, and are the only way to tune your car in the game. You press the button in the middle of the red dial and a quick menu pops up. You navigate up and down through the menu with the Plus and Minus buttons, and then turn the dial to change the setting. You can change ABS, TCS, Braking for rear and front tires, and more. Remember, this only works in Gran Turismo! No other games have this feature (that I have found) or make use of these buttons! Some have given different impressions on mounting the wheel. You can adjust the clamps quite a bit, and they come with a section that is removable to give you even more space on thick tables. Some have said you need a heavy object like a wood table to mount to, but thats not completely true. I used a TV tray, with crossing metal legs and hard plastic surface, about 24 inches off the ground. Yes the table moves a very little bit, but it's not a big deal at all. Actually, a little bit of movement makes driving easier for me. My only complaint is if I sit back on the couch I tent to push on the wheel and that slowly slides my stand forward on the carpet. Otherwise TV trays and lighter tables work too. However, for the ultimate experience, get one of the 'wheel stands' which are probably sold here on desertcart (they are expensive, more than the wheel). Almost everyone will make do with tables and stands though. The wheel auto calibrates it self (which scared me the first time!) when you start a game or turn on your system by rotating all the one to one side, then back to the other, and finally rotating till the wheel is centered. It's a nice feature that makes sure your wheel is centered every time. The last thing I wanted to touch on was the shifter. Although it only has a movement of up and down (which I was disappointed in at first) I grew to like it that way. When you are racing, you want as little distraction as possible, and with this small click up and down, it takes the hassle out of shifting. The pull on the switch is very short, about a half an inch before you shift. This is nice and makes shifting quick rather than wrestling with a slot machine handle type deal. One last thing actually: In contradiction to others, I purchased this wheel in September 2009 and mine did NOT come with GT: Prologue so don't count on that. -------- All in all the wheel is of great quality, and works great with Gran Turismo (And games that specifically support racing wheels). However, if you want this to race on other games, or not working well on other games is a deal breaker for you, look elsewhere. Thats the largest issue with this wheel by far. In it's defense however, it is the 'Official wheel of Gran Turismo', so that says something about the product... It's great for the money, much cheaper than the G25, and in this case you do NOT get what you pay for, you get something much much better!
Review: Can't go back to joystick racing - To put it simply, I cannot go back to joysticks for driving games. I've been playing racing games for around 10 years now, starting with GT3, using the ps controllers and always wanted a wheel. Once I had the financial means to justify a wheel purchase, I pounced on the $50 off price this week and went for the GT Force. I was considering a used G25 or a G27 but i didn't want to overspend on my first wheel so i went for a sub-$100 wheel. Therefore, my review will be useful for other first-time-wheel-buyers (for GT5) rather than the more experienced. Hardware: The wheel itself feels very sturdy made with a combination of solid plastic and rubber (on the wheels). There are buttons that allows for in-race adjustments such as ABS, traction control, etc (if vehicle is equipped with such options) and they are also of high-quality plastic. However, it is very difficult to adjust the settings on the fly unless there are long straights on the track. It comes with a +/- shifter on the right but i rarely use it since I prefer the Paddle Shifters located on the back of the wheel at the 3 & 9 o'clock position, which is attached to the wheels so they will follow the turning of the wheels. I actually prefer the paddles that follow the wheel rather than it being stationary because I hold the wheels at the 3 & 9 position so I always have the Paddles on stand-by, especially after coming out of a sharp turn. There are buttons for the horn and wipers as well. Overall, the quality is very satisfying for a sub-$100 wheel. The accelerator/brake pedals have a bit of resistance to them but not THAT much. I've seen some mods done to adjust the pedal's resistance but haven't tried them yet. Actually, I don't really mind the default resistance and I'll probably just leave them as is. There are spikes underneath to limit movement on carpet. However, the angle of the pedals aren't what I'm used to on a normal car and a subtle adjustment to the height of the pedal based may be needed. Integration with software: I have only used this is tandem with GT5 and the integration is seemless since it was originally designed for the GT series (GT4, to be specific). There are options within GT5 to customize the functions of each buttons on the GT Force if you're not satisfied with the default settings. There are also settings for the subtlety of the force feedback and power steering, if needed. Driving Experience: Again, now that I've experienced the driving wheel, I'm hooked. I bought the PS3 specifically to play GT5 but it's been collecting dust after a month of playing mostly because I felt I wasn't "connected" to the game. Now, your whole body will feel the fury of the tight turns and high-speeds as you'll struggle to keep the car in line without fighting with the force feedback. It really gives your shoulders a workout especially if you keep them tensed up throughout a race. That's something I didn't know I needed while racing with the ps controller. There's nothing wrong with using ps controllers but its just that I feel like you aren't maximizing the GT5 experience without a wheel. The ability to feel the uneven pavement, the subtle adjustments needed on dirt/snow tracks, the force feedback on turns, on-the-fly car setting changes, a working horn button (yes, it's a very important addition imo, haha). Some of us will never go out on a real track with track-ready cars but the GT Force + GT5 setup may be all you need without endangering your life. Or it also could be a first step to becoming a weekend-racer. Conclusion: So yea, I'm never going back to joystick racing again. If anything, the GT Force will be my "gateway-accessory" to more precise wheels in the future, maybe even the Thrustmaster T500 but it could also mean building a dedicated racing cockpit in the garage. Hope this review helped those who are iffy about investing on a wheel for the first time.

## Features

- 24-position realtime adjustment dial: Fine-tune brake bias, TCS, and damper settings on the fly for unprecedented control over your car's performance.
- 900-degree wheel rotation: Go 2.5 times around lock to lock, just as you would behind the wheel of many real cars.
- Force feedback technology: Feel every inch of the road for maximum control and the ultimate racing experience.
- Gas and brake pedals: Get precise throttle and brake response with true-to-life pedals.
- Sequential stick shift: Go through the gears for the ultimate in control.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0015HYPOO |
| Best Sellers Rank | #95,644 in Video Games ( See Top 100 in Video Games ) #41 in PlayStation 3 Game Racing Wheels |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (836) |
| Date First Available | December 19, 2005 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3 pounds |
| Item model number | 941-000020 |
| Manufacturer | Logitech |
| Product Dimensions | 12.76 x 14.06 x 11.38 inches; 3 Pounds |
| Release date | April 28, 2008 |
| Type of item | Video Game |

## Images

![Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/41xRVwvWB7L.jpg)
![Logitech USB PlayStation 3 Driving Force GT Racing Wheel - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/511I9hJ6GSL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Hello! I can use it to play the Gran Turismo 6? Thanks for help.**
A: My Dad is 96 years old and he uses his wheel daily for Gran Turismo 5 and 6. He loves his wheel !!!

**Q: Are any reviewers using this unit with a Windows PC?**
A: I used this unit for about 2 years time with iRacing with no problems, it did very well with good feedback, especially so for a single motor. I wore headphones, so I don't know about the noise level really. The shifter is good, and a great addition to a wheel already packed with features. The buttons and the red dial are excellent things to have, and very useful. The pedals are cheap (if you're into serious racing), but are independent of the wheel so you don't have to use them if you don't want to. I had G27 pedals with mine which I also modified with a load cell (for realistic braking abilities that make a WORLD of difference), and inverted the pedals on a custom mounted setup I made. Also the wheel can be 'hard mounted' pretty easily which is what I did, that way there is zero movement at all since you're not using the table clamps (which did a good job btw, please don't misunderstand).I'm actually looking into buying another one of these wheels used to get back to racing, and find a good set of pedals.

**Q: Will it work for a PS4?**
A: According to the developers of Drive Club, all PS3 wheels will work with Drive Club on the PS4. However, according to reports, PS3 wheels aren't working in the XMB menus (or whatever it is that they're calling them these days)

**Q: Can this be used on PC without the AC cable if the user doesn't care about force feedback?**
A: Yes

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ DF:GT Wheel Review
*by P***N on September 23, 2009*

This review is for those that are looking into getting their first wheel or don't know much about racing wheels, and to clarify some questions I see many people had with the wheel. This review is with the PS3 only. First off, from my score, obviously I liked the wheel. Like most have said on here, it's of great construction. The wheel is of plastic and is heavy and solid; the pedals are plastic too, but is of the highest quality plastic you can get. The wheel has a rubber grip on it, which makes it comfortable and avoids slippage. The GT symbol in the black button in the middle of the wheel lights up very subtly, so it doesn't distract while playing but looks good. Some have said the shifter feels cheapish, but it's actually the same hard plastic, and is of nice quality. Racing on this instead of the controller does take getting used to. At first I was skeptical and thought my track times and performance had actually decreased, but after a day of play I found you get comfortable with it and driving becomes second nature without much thinking involved (like driving a real vehicle). The wheel is great fun, and it really responds well to turning and such (you can tweak the wheel in most approved games). For those getting a wheel for the first time and some clarification on features: What is the force feedback? When does it work and what is it for? Force feedback only works with a very few select games. In fact, from my collection, I have found it only works with Gran Turismo: Prologue. What the force feedback is: when you are driving your virtual car, the wheel actually has a strong motor inside that turns and jiggles the wheel in reflection to the game world. Say your car is on a steep graded curve. The wheel will want to turn you towards the top of the curve because thats the way the physics pull the car, so as others have mentioned you have to 'fight' with the wheel. Prologue has settings for how hard the wheel turns you, so you can set it to your liking. This is what ultimately makes the wheel worth it, and makes driving become second nature with the wheel. The compatibility is something that needs to be brought up and clarified. The wheel will work with some racing games that let you pick your control settings, or sometimes it will be set right from the start. However, if you are planning to buy this wheel to play with all your car driving games (For example: Gran Theft Auto 4, Motorstorm, Wipeout HD, and others) then you might want to reconsider. From what I have found, this wheel will only reach it's potential in GT:Prologue and GT5 (when it arrives). Even if it works with the game, there is no force feedback and the wheel either is very tightly locked by the motor and hard to turn (GTA4) or is left to turn loosely without any motor feedback, making driving awkward and difficult. Also, none of the extra games I tried use the pedals either. You have to push the 'X' button or 'R1' button in the middle of the wheel while driving, which is nearly impossible while steering. Now, if your are getting this for GT: Prologue, GT5, or other compatible racers: What is the red colored dial, and what are the plus and minus buttons near the bottom of the wheel? These are actually only used in GT: Prologue and probably GT5 later on. They are used during a race, and are the only way to tune your car in the game. You press the button in the middle of the red dial and a quick menu pops up. You navigate up and down through the menu with the Plus and Minus buttons, and then turn the dial to change the setting. You can change ABS, TCS, Braking for rear and front tires, and more. Remember, this only works in Gran Turismo! No other games have this feature (that I have found) or make use of these buttons! Some have given different impressions on mounting the wheel. You can adjust the clamps quite a bit, and they come with a section that is removable to give you even more space on thick tables. Some have said you need a heavy object like a wood table to mount to, but thats not completely true. I used a TV tray, with crossing metal legs and hard plastic surface, about 24 inches off the ground. Yes the table moves a very little bit, but it's not a big deal at all. Actually, a little bit of movement makes driving easier for me. My only complaint is if I sit back on the couch I tent to push on the wheel and that slowly slides my stand forward on the carpet. Otherwise TV trays and lighter tables work too. However, for the ultimate experience, get one of the 'wheel stands' which are probably sold here on amazon (they are expensive, more than the wheel). Almost everyone will make do with tables and stands though. The wheel auto calibrates it self (which scared me the first time!) when you start a game or turn on your system by rotating all the one to one side, then back to the other, and finally rotating till the wheel is centered. It's a nice feature that makes sure your wheel is centered every time. The last thing I wanted to touch on was the shifter. Although it only has a movement of up and down (which I was disappointed in at first) I grew to like it that way. When you are racing, you want as little distraction as possible, and with this small click up and down, it takes the hassle out of shifting. The pull on the switch is very short, about a half an inch before you shift. This is nice and makes shifting quick rather than wrestling with a slot machine handle type deal. One last thing actually: In contradiction to others, I purchased this wheel in September 2009 and mine did NOT come with GT: Prologue so don't count on that. -------- All in all the wheel is of great quality, and works great with Gran Turismo (And games that specifically support racing wheels). However, if you want this to race on other games, or not working well on other games is a deal breaker for you, look elsewhere. Thats the largest issue with this wheel by far. In it's defense however, it is the 'Official wheel of Gran Turismo', so that says something about the product... It's great for the money, much cheaper than the G25, and in this case you do NOT get what you pay for, you get something much much better!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Can't go back to joystick racing
*by U***L on December 24, 2011*

To put it simply, I cannot go back to joysticks for driving games. I've been playing racing games for around 10 years now, starting with GT3, using the ps controllers and always wanted a wheel. Once I had the financial means to justify a wheel purchase, I pounced on the $50 off price this week and went for the GT Force. I was considering a used G25 or a G27 but i didn't want to overspend on my first wheel so i went for a sub-$100 wheel. Therefore, my review will be useful for other first-time-wheel-buyers (for GT5) rather than the more experienced. Hardware: The wheel itself feels very sturdy made with a combination of solid plastic and rubber (on the wheels). There are buttons that allows for in-race adjustments such as ABS, traction control, etc (if vehicle is equipped with such options) and they are also of high-quality plastic. However, it is very difficult to adjust the settings on the fly unless there are long straights on the track. It comes with a +/- shifter on the right but i rarely use it since I prefer the Paddle Shifters located on the back of the wheel at the 3 & 9 o'clock position, which is attached to the wheels so they will follow the turning of the wheels. I actually prefer the paddles that follow the wheel rather than it being stationary because I hold the wheels at the 3 & 9 position so I always have the Paddles on stand-by, especially after coming out of a sharp turn. There are buttons for the horn and wipers as well. Overall, the quality is very satisfying for a sub-$100 wheel. The accelerator/brake pedals have a bit of resistance to them but not THAT much. I've seen some mods done to adjust the pedal's resistance but haven't tried them yet. Actually, I don't really mind the default resistance and I'll probably just leave them as is. There are spikes underneath to limit movement on carpet. However, the angle of the pedals aren't what I'm used to on a normal car and a subtle adjustment to the height of the pedal based may be needed. Integration with software: I have only used this is tandem with GT5 and the integration is seemless since it was originally designed for the GT series (GT4, to be specific). There are options within GT5 to customize the functions of each buttons on the GT Force if you're not satisfied with the default settings. There are also settings for the subtlety of the force feedback and power steering, if needed. Driving Experience: Again, now that I've experienced the driving wheel, I'm hooked. I bought the PS3 specifically to play GT5 but it's been collecting dust after a month of playing mostly because I felt I wasn't "connected" to the game. Now, your whole body will feel the fury of the tight turns and high-speeds as you'll struggle to keep the car in line without fighting with the force feedback. It really gives your shoulders a workout especially if you keep them tensed up throughout a race. That's something I didn't know I needed while racing with the ps controller. There's nothing wrong with using ps controllers but its just that I feel like you aren't maximizing the GT5 experience without a wheel. The ability to feel the uneven pavement, the subtle adjustments needed on dirt/snow tracks, the force feedback on turns, on-the-fly car setting changes, a working horn button (yes, it's a very important addition imo, haha). Some of us will never go out on a real track with track-ready cars but the GT Force + GT5 setup may be all you need without endangering your life. Or it also could be a first step to becoming a weekend-racer. Conclusion: So yea, I'm never going back to joystick racing again. If anything, the GT Force will be my "gateway-accessory" to more precise wheels in the future, maybe even the Thrustmaster T500 but it could also mean building a dedicated racing cockpit in the garage. Hope this review helped those who are iffy about investing on a wheel for the first time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This wheel is as accurate as technology can make now with the current software
*by J***S on May 5, 2013*

This is a excellent product with the current software playstation makes. At first I was worried with the slight lag in the wheel until I hooked it up to the ac adapter and configured it with Grand Turismo 5. Then with the wheel turned off there was no lag. Now I'm not saying in the game in a high end sports car at high speeds there is no lag. Yes there is a big lag at high speeds. Think about it, If there was no lag at high speeds you would roll your car which the software couldn't show in graphics. The design of this software doesn't show roll overs, just crashing to the side of the tract. I'm not a software programmer only all the games I've played or at least Grand Turismo 5 doesn't show roll overs. It's just the nature of the beast until ps3 games can support software with roll overs this is the best you can get in a car simulator wheel. Maybe ps4 Car Club will support car roll overs. Only until it comes out we will never know for sure. Until now this is the best you can get in a fairly low cost wheel. There might be other ps3 games that support car roll overs only I'm not sure. Right now as I write this review this is the best for the price you can get. I'm happy with it after I cleared up the lag problem. Now I know better. I just checked the wheel after this re-review and it had a slight lag with it unpluged to the ac adapter. Yesterday it didn't today it does. I still like this wheel and I'm sure it will re- calibrate when I restart Grand Turismo 5 or plug in the ac adapter again. It's not a perfect wheel only look at the reviews on You Tube and see that most people like it. I hear very little negative about it. That said get it if you're in the market for such a wheel. I just played a ps3 game called need for speed hot pursuit, a 2010 game only still relevant to this day, and this game had no lag even at high speeds only in a low end police car. I don't know how it will respond to a high end car. Probably like Grand Turismo 5 maybe. This is a game where you can chase speeders that have high end cars. The police sometimes race in high end police cars too if you can go to high enough levels or try to avade the police as a speeder. It's a cool game so far and I recommend it with this wheel and gas pedals and brakes. The wheel and pedals are extremely responsive with this game. This wheel is now as far as I'm concerned well worth the money even at the home store Amazon price.

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