Woot, an Amazon-owned retailer, has launched a significant deal on the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Driving Force Shifter bundle. For a limited time, the set is available for $155.99 after applying a 22% discount code, LOGITECH22. Amazon Prime members can take advantage of free shipping, while non-members will incur a $4.99 delivery fee. This bundle includes open-box items that are described as being in like-new condition and come with a 90-day warranty from Woot.
Originally priced at $380, this offer represents a 60% saving, marking the lowest price point observed for this particular racing wheel and shifter combination. The deal is particularly appealing for enthusiasts of racing titles such as Gran Turismo and Forza Horizon 6 who have been using standard gamepads and are looking to enhance their gaming immersion. The Logitech G29 and its counterpart, the G920, have been recognized as strong contenders among racing wheels priced under $300, and especially those under $200.
Key features of the Logitech G29 include a steering wheel wrapped in hand-stitched leather, offering 900 degrees of rotation for realistic control. The wheel is supported by a robust metal base and utilizes durable steel ball bearings in its shaft. Its dual-force motor feedback system is designed to simulate the sensations of racing, with gear-driven mechanics providing resistance and tactile response. The bundle also includes a stainless steel shifter and pressure-sensitive pedals.
For PC gamers, the G29 model, intended for PlayStation, offers some advantages over the Xbox-specific G920 variant. The G29 is equipped with LED shift lights on the top of the wheel spokes that illuminate progressively with the engine's RPMs. Additionally, it features a customizable rotary knob on the wheel itself, which can be assigned to control various in-game functions like traction control, brake bias, or differential settings. This can further enhance the immersive experience in games like Forza Horizon 5, which was reviewed by IGN and awarded a 10/10 "Masterpiece" score for its open-world Japan setting, extensive car customization, and diverse gameplay modes, including the return of the Eliminator battle royale mode.