The Logitech G920 Driving Force is a gear-driven force feedback racing wheel for Xbox One and Windows PC. It pairs dual-motor force feedback with 900-degree lock-to-lock steering and a three-pedal set that includes a clutch.
Released around 2015, it has stayed on the market ever since, and Amazon.co.jp shows 5,830 reviews at 4.6 out of 5 stars (92% positive).
Overview
The short version: the G920 is still a solid entry point for anyone who wants to graduate from a gamepad to a wheel on Xbox. Gear drive can't match the smoothness of a direct-drive base, but you feel curbs, surface changes, and the moment the front tires let go clearly enough that lap times and car control improve immediately.
The important caveat is that this particular listing is a parallel import, not a domestically distributed unit. In Japan the officially sold model is the PlayStation-oriented G29, so the Xbox-facing G920 arrives through import channels.
That changes three things: the power plug, the support path, and the price.
| Item | Value |
|---|---|
| Platforms | Xbox One / Windows PC |
| Force feedback | Dual motor |
| Steering rotation | 900 degrees lock-to-lock (~2.5 turns) |
| Pedals | 3 (throttle / brake / clutch) |
| Buttons | 5 |
| Connection | USB wired |
| Power | AC power cord |
| Gear type | Helical gear |
| Color | Black / white |
Of everything in that table, the 900-degree range and the three-pedal set matter most day to day. Full rotation lets you cross your arms like you would in a real car, which pays off most in drift and rally titles.
The clutch pedal only reaches its potential once you add the optional shifter, but it means the wheel has room to grow with you.
Compatibility Guide
You need an Xbox One console or a Windows PC with a free USB port. The connection is wired USB only; there is no wireless mode.
Listed PC support covers Windows 10 / 8.1 / 8 / 7, and on PC you should install Logitech Gaming Software (or G HUB depending on generation) for drivers and profiles.
Most "the game doesn't see my wheel" or "rotation is stuck at 270 degrees" reports trace back to that software being absent, or to the game's input settings not having the wheel selected.
The biggest trap is power. The G920 does not run on USB bus power — an AC cord is mandatory.
Because this is an import unit, the supplied plug may not match Japanese outlets, in which case you'll need a conversion adapter or a domestic figure-8 (C7-style) cord. Ordering the power side at the same time as the wheel saves you a wasted weekend.
Check your physical setup too. Gear-driven wheels produce real torque, and without the included clamp the base will walk across your desk mid-corner.
Thin glass tops and sliding keyboard trays often can't take the clamping force. The pedal unit has the same issue: placed loose on hardwood or carpet it slides forward under hard braking.
A dedicated wheel stand or a play seat is usually the shortest path to a stable setup.
Product Info
Two captured prices are available. Amazon.co.jp listed ￥76,130 as of June 6, 2026, and Rakuten (Palms America) listed ¥65,980 as of August 16, 2026.
Both come from shops handling parallel imports, and both move significantly with stock and timing.
Being honest about it: those figures sit clearly above what a mid-range gear-driven wheel normally commands. Import costs and reseller margin are the plausible explanation, so treat these numbers as "what this import listing asked at that moment," not as the product's fair value.
Compare several shops before committing, and if you can wait for a sale, waiting is worth it. Prices change often, so always confirm the current figure on the product page before deciding.
The box contains the wheel base, the three-pedal unit with clutch, an AC adapter, and a USB cable. Logitech's standard warranty runs two years, but on an import unit domestic support may be limited.
Read the shop's warranty terms — where you'd ship it, for how long, and who pays — before you buy.
Product Disclosure (Amazon)
- Manufacturer: Logitech G
- Seller: ゆづきストア
- Fulfilled by: ゆづきストア
- ASIN: B013Y78YY4
- Note: This article covers a manufacturer-made product based on Amazon listing details.
Compared to the Alternatives
Three families usually come up in the same conversation.
First, Thrustmaster's belt-driven wheels such as the T300 RS GT Edition. Belt drive is quieter and smoother off center than gear drive.
But those bases are aimed primarily at PlayStation, so if Xbox is your platform they drop out immediately. Platform, more than feel, decides most wheel purchases.
Second, direct-drive bases like the MOZA R3 and R5. With the wheel mounted straight to the motor shaft, the detail they transmit isn't in the same class as the G920.
Note that some R3 variants are PC-only, so console support has to be verified per model. If you play mainly on PC and the budget stretches, direct drive is the serious rival.
Third, the G920's own successor, the G923, which adds features such as TRUEFORCE. Depending on local pricing, buying a domestically distributed successor can end up cheaper overall than paying import prices for the older model.
That comparison is worth running before you commit.
How It Actually Feels
Gear drive brings a small dead zone and a slight notchiness around center. Anyone coming from a direct-drive base notices it first; anyone coming from a pad or keyboard barely registers it.
Turned up, the wheel produces enough torque that your forearms will know about it after an hour.
Noise is worth planning for. When feedback spikes, the gears are audible.
Late-night play in an apartment means either dialing feedback down in-game or wearing headphones. Between the gear noise and pedal thumps, this is not the wheel for a silence-first setup.
The brake uses a progressive rubber stop that gets firmer as you press. It's less repeatable than a load-cell pedal, but it's honest for the price, and braking points settle down with practice.
If you outgrow it, upgrading only the pedals is a valid path.
Setup Steps
Check the plug shape and get a conversion adapter or figure-8 cord if needed.
Clamp the base to a desk — verify the top is thick and rigid enough first.
Connect AC power and USB.
The wheel self-calibrates by turning at first power-on, so keep your hands off. 4.
On PC, install Logitech Gaming Software (or G HUB) and set rotation to 900 degrees. 5.
Select the device in the game's input settings and start feedback strength around 50-70%. Running 100% from the outset flattens the fine detail.
Best Use Cases
The strongest fit is an Xbox One player who wants to run Forza Motorsport or Forza Horizon on a wheel instead of a pad. The 900-degree range and clutch-equipped three-pedal set suit how those games handle, and the jump from controller to wheel is where the difference is most obvious.
PC sim racers running Assetto Corsa, iRacing, or RaceRoom are well served too. Add the optional Driving Force shifter later and you get H-pattern shifting with a clutch, which transforms older cars and GT machinery.
If your position is "I want to try a wheel, but I'm not ready to spend direct-drive money," this is a well-realized starting point.
One clarification: the 92% positive rating (5,830 reviews, 4.6 of 5 stars) reflects the product itself.
Whether this import listing's terms suit you is a separate judgment.
Before You Buy
The import status is the biggest variable. A mismatched power plug, limited domestic support, and a price above regular retail — you have to be fine with all three.
Pricing especially: ￥76,130 captured in June 2026 and ¥65,980 in August 2026 are steep for this class. That budget may reach a direct-drive base or the newer G923, so compare side by side before ordering.
Be skeptical of the listing data itself. On marketplace pages the seller and shipper are often third-party shops rather than the manufacturer, and occasionally metadata from a different product (model numbers, brand names) leaks into the listing.
On the source page for this article the seller and shipper are both a third-party store. When you open the product page, don't trust the text fields alone — confirm from the images and title that you're looking at an actual Xbox-facing G920 base with pedals.
Cables and stands made for the G920 sometimes sit right next to it under confusingly similar titles.
Who should skip it. PlayStation-only players (the G920 does not work on PS).
Anyone who needs quiet late-night sessions — the gears are audible. Anyone without a desk that accepts a clamp.
And if you've already used a direct-drive wheel, the feel around center will likely disappoint you.
What you're trading away. Five buttons won't cover the control-heavy binding lists of hardcore sim titles.
The brake isn't a load cell. Both are fair trades at this tier, and the right mindset is to buy the base now and add pedals or a shifter when the limits start to bother you.
FAQ
Q. Does it work on PS5 or PS4? A.
No. The G920 targets Xbox One and Windows PC.
For PlayStation, look at the G29 line sold domestically.
Q. What about Xbox Series X|S? A.
The G920 is an Xbox One-generation product, and Xbox is designed with backward compatibility in mind. Support ultimately depends on the individual title and firmware state, so check the manufacturer's compatibility list and your target game's supported-device list first.
Q. Can it run on USB power alone? A.
No — the AC cord is required. Import units may ship a plug that doesn't fit Japanese outlets, so arrange an adapter or a figure-8 cord alongside the wheel.
Q. Is a shifter included? A.
No. The box has the wheel base, the clutch-equipped three-pedal unit, an AC adapter, and a USB cable.
H-pattern shifting requires the separately sold Driving Force shifter.
Q. My rotation feels limited to about 270 degrees. A.
That's a software setting. On PC, set 900 degrees in Logitech Gaming Software (or G HUB), then match the in-game steering rotation setting.
If the two disagree, the steering will feel over- or under-geared.
Q. How does the warranty work? A.
Logitech's standard term is two years, but import units may see limited domestic service. Confirm the shop's warranty terms — destination, duration, and who covers shipping — before purchase.
