Logitech G G923 Racing Wheel & Pedals with TRUEFORCE and Driving Force Shifter (Xbox X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac) – Black
Product description
Quick overview
If you’re serious about sim racing on Xbox or PC, the Logitech G G923 Racing Wheel & Pedals with TRUEFORCE Force Feedback is the kind of kit that turns “driving around” into something closer to cockpit life. It’s designed as a precision wheel-and-pedal setup, and the bundle also includes the manual Driving Force Shifter for a more hands-on, old-school feel when your games support gear changes.
The headline feature here is TRUEFORCE. On paper, it’s meant to connect force feedback directly to in-game physics, so the wheel can communicate more detailed information than basic rumble. You don’t need to chase every setting to notice the difference, but you do need the right sort of game support to get the best experience.
Key features
Where this package feels properly “built for racing” is in the mix of force feedback, a programmable control approach, and the physical design choices that make it easier to drive consistently.
- TRUEFORCE force feedback: positioned as next-gen feedback that links to in-game physics for a more high-definition feel.
- Real leather steering feel: the wheel cover, knob and boot are covered in high-quality, hand-stitched leather, aimed at that more authentic “race car” touch.
- Programmable dual-clutch simulation: a programmable dual clutch launch assist is described for supported games, intended to help you get off the line cleaner and faster.
- RPM LED indicator: helps you monitor revs at a glance so you can shift with less guesswork.
- Progressive brake spring: designed to make braking feel more controlled.
- Integrated game controls: includes Xbox Series X|S / Xbox One / PC game controls, plus a 24-point selector.
You also get a manual gear shifter in the box, which is the part many starter wheels skip. On games that support it, that extra control can make a big difference to how involved the driving feels.
What you’ll notice day to day
In everyday use, the G923 kit is about reducing the “arcade” feel. The wheel and pedals are presented as premium-style hardware: a solid steel gear shaft is mentioned for the mechanism, and the pedals are described as polished metal.
The shifter inclusion matters because it changes the rhythm of driving. For example, in a supported title, you can practise launches around the programmable dual-clutch simulation rather than just mashing the throttle. That’s the sort of micro-discipline that makes racing sims addictive.
That said, it’s not a universal win. The TRUEFORCE experience is only as strong as the games that support it, and the dual-clutch behaviour is also described for supported games. If you mainly play titles without TRUEFORCE features, you may end up with a less dramatic “step up” than you’re hoping for.
Tech specs
- Name: Logitech G G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals with TRUEFORCE and Driving Force Shifter
- Type: Racing wheel, pedals and gear shifter sim steering setup
- Colour: Black
- Format: Racing wheel + pedals + manual gear shifter bundle
- Compatibility: Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC, Mac support is stated in the product name
- Force feedback: TRUEFORCE Force Feedback
Where it shines (and where it may not)
This is at its best if you want a more realistic sim-driving setup for console and/or PC, and you like having a manual shifter rather than staying on paddle-style shortcuts.
It also makes sense if:
- You care about in-game physics-led feedback and are likely to play supported racing titles.
- You value hardware feel—especially the leather steering covering and the “race car” vibe described.
- You want more control for driving consistency, aided by the RPM LED indicator and braking feel.
It may not be the best match if:
- Your main games don’t support TRUEFORCE (because the strongest benefit depends on that compatibility).
- You’re looking for a casual, simple controller-like experience rather than something you’ll spend time learning and tuning.
- You prefer a simpler setup where a dedicated shifter isn’t worth the space or effort.
Worth considering: Logitech also states that the shifter works with G923, G29 and G920 Racing Wheel & Pedals. If you already own one of those wheels, the shifter angle could appeal—but if you’re buying fresh, you’ll likely want the full wheel-and-pedal kit experience this bundle is set up for.
Compatibility & requirements
The product is described as compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC. The included shifter is also stated as working with G923, G29 and G920 Racing Wheel & Pedals.
Two practical things to check before buying: first, whether the specific games you play are among the titles designed for TRUEFORCE, second, whether your PC/Mac setup is one you’re confident running with this kind of sim hardware. The bundle description doesn’t list every software requirement, so it’s sensible to confirm compatibility on the games side.
Is it worth it?
This one is a solid buy if you’re moving beyond entry-level sim racing and want a kit that aims for realism: TRUEFORCE feedback, a manual gear shifter, leather detailing, and a brake feel designed for control. If your game library includes supported titles, the experience is more likely to feel like a step change rather than just “another wheel”.
You may want to skip it if you mostly play racing games that don’t support the TRUEFORCE features described, or if you don’t really care about manual shifting and launch discipline. In that case, the investment can feel a bit wasted compared to a simpler wheel setup.
Mini FAQ
Which platforms does it work with?
It’s stated as compatible with Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC, and Mac support is mentioned in the product name.
Does TRUEFORCE work in all racing games?
The description specifically refers to “supported games” and “select titles” designed for TRUEFORCE, so it won’t be identical across every title.
What extra does the shifter add?
It gives you manual gear changes as part of an immersive racing setup, and the listing notes the bundle includes a Driving Force Shifter.
Is it good for improving launches?
For supported games, the programmable dual clutch simulation is described as helping you get off the starting line cleaner and faster.
Do I need to be into sim racing to enjoy it?
If you’re after realism and consistent control, it’s a stronger match. If you want quick, casual play without learning wheel-and-pedal driving, it might feel like more effort than you want.