A motor capable of producing 11-newton meters of force pairs with Logitech’s in-house high-definition force feedback technology to provide players with realistic feedback in a number of driving conditions. The wheel itself features magnetic shift panels that should provide an accurate mechanical feel instead of the spring-loaded plastic flap sensation you get with cheaper wheels.
The wheel also has a set of customizable dual clutch paddles that can either be used in a double clutch configuration if you want an edge on the starting grid or set to control features like the handbrake. There is also a quick-release mounting system available for people who want to just clamp the wheel to a table instead of bolting it to a racing rig. The button layout is designed so players can stay in control without taking their hands off the wheel. The controls are also designed with customization in mind, so players can tailor their racing wheels in whatever way works best for them.
Customizing the pedals is a little bit more hands-on. Each set comes with a selection of springs that can be used to provide different levels of resistance. A modular system has been used so the pedals themselves can be moved around and spaced out in accordance with a user’s needs. A pressure detection system has also been incorporated, which Logitech claims will improve the impact muscle memory has on gaming. Braking is one area this new level of precision should make a real difference.
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