The Logitech G923 Racing Wheel with TRUEFORCE is Logitech’s evolution of the Driving Force line, replacing the previous-generation feedback system with a new high-definition force feedback technology called TRUEFORCE. It keeps the well-regarded 900-degree rotation, leather-wrapped rim and three-pedal floor set of the G29 and G920, then adds in-game audio-driven feedback and a dual-clutch launch control function. This Logitech G923 TRUEFORCE review covers what TRUEFORCE actually does, the build quality, compatibility and value for sim racers in 2026.
Logitech G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals, TRUEFORCE up to 1000 Hz Force Feedback, Gaming Steering Wheel PS5, PS4, PC, Mac, Genuine Leather- Black
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Logitech G923 with TRUEFORCE at a Glance
| Component | Specification |
|---|---|
| Force feedback | TRUEFORCE high-definition force feedback (next-gen Logitech system) |
| Compatibility | PS5/PS4/PC version, or Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/PC version |
| Wheel diameter | 11 inches (280 mm) |
| Rotation degrees | 900 degrees (2.5 turns lock-to-lock) |
| Pedals included | Three pedals: throttle, brake (progressive, non-linear), clutch |
| Shifter included | No — sold separately |
| Materials | Hand-stitched leather rim, stainless-steel paddle shifters, anodised aluminium spokes |
| Connection | USB to console or PC, separate AC power for motors |
| Approx price | around $399 |
TRUEFORCE Force Feedback Explained
TRUEFORCE is the headline feature of the G923. It is Logitech’s next-generation force feedback technology, designed to read game telemetry and engine audio at high rates and translate that information into detailed feedback through the rim. Where the G29 and G920 give you weight transfer, kerb impacts and tyre scrub, TRUEFORCE adds engine character and surface texture on top — you can feel the engine note vibrating through the wheel in supported titles, and finer detail through the steering as the car’s tyres interact with the road. It is most noticeable in titles that have been updated with TRUEFORCE support, including Gran Turismo 7, Assetto Corsa Competizione, iRacing and Dirt Rally 2.0. In titles without TRUEFORCE support, the wheel still delivers the standard high-quality Logitech force feedback you would expect from this hardware.
The most practical benefit of TRUEFORCE is that it gives you more information about the car without you needing to glance at the dashboard. In a supported title you can hear and feel the engine bouncing off the rev limiter through your hands, which means you naturally shift at the right moment rather than missing it because you were watching the apex. Tyre detail through the rim also tells you when you have stepped over the grip threshold in a way the G29 and G920 do not — small slip-angle information comes through clearly, so corrections come a fraction of a second earlier. In a long stint that adds up to real lap-time gains.
Compatibility and Platforms
The G923 is sold in two variants: a PS5/PS4/PC version and an Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/PC version. Buy the one that matches your primary console; both work identically on Windows PC. As with the G29 and G920, console support is determined by the game, but Sony and Microsoft’s major racing titles all recognise the G923 directly. PC support covers the full sim catalogue. The Logitech G HUB software on PC gives you per-game profiles, force feedback strength and sensitivity controls, and pedal calibration.
Pedals, Build and Materials
Build quality is essentially identical to the G29 and G920 — hand-stitched leather rim, stainless-steel paddles and anodised aluminium spokes — which is to say very good for the price tier. The three pedals — throttle, brake and clutch — sit in a metal-faced floor unit, with the same progressive brake that stiffens under load. The materials hold up well to long racing sessions and are visibly more premium than the moulded plastic that competitors at this price use. The base clamps to a desk with the supplied clamps or bolts onto a sim rig.
Dual-Clutch Launch Control
A notable G923 feature is the dual-clutch launch control system. The two paddle shifters can be configured as a pair of clutch paddles, mimicking the dual-clutch launch behaviour of modern race cars and supercars. You hold both paddles to engage launch, then release them in sequence at the start of a race to achieve a far more consistent launch than feathering a single clutch pedal under pressure. This is a competition-oriented feature aimed at iRacing and ACC drivers, and once you learn the technique it can be the difference between a clean start and a poor one off the line.
What’s in the Box
The G923 box contains the wheel base with attached rim, the three-pedal floor unit, the AC power brick, the USB cable and the desk clamp hardware. The Driving Force Shifter, which adds a six-speed H-pattern shifter with reverse, is sold separately and uses a dedicated port on the wheel base. A printed quick-start guide is included.
Who It’s For
The G923 is for the existing Driving Force owner who wants a step up, and for the new sim racer who wants the best Logitech wheel without moving to a different brand or a direct-drive base. If you race in TRUEFORCE-supported titles such as Gran Turismo 7, ACC or iRacing, the new feedback technology genuinely adds detail. The dual-clutch launch control is a useful tool for league racers and competitive online drivers. It is less compelling if you only ever play arcade racers, where the difference between G29/G920 and G923 is harder to feel, and if you have already decided to skip Logitech for a Fanatec, MOZA or Simagic direct-drive base. For the buyer who wants the best of the Driving Force line, the G923 is the choice.
Verdict
The Logitech G923 Racing Wheel with TRUEFORCE is a meaningful generational improvement over the G29 and G920 in supported sim racing titles. TRUEFORCE adds detail and immersion, the dual-clutch launch control is a real competitive tool, and the build quality remains class-leading. The price uplift over the G29/G920 is around a hundred dollars, which is fair for what TRUEFORCE brings. At around $399, this is the wheel to buy if you take sim racing seriously and you are not yet ready to move to direct-drive. For ultra-fast PC hardware to drive sim titles, see our best 240Hz gaming laptops guide.
Compared with the Thrustmaster T300RS GT in the same price tier, the G923 has TRUEFORCE feedback and dual-clutch launch control as headline features; the T300RS has belt-driven feedback with a brushless motor and the T3PA three-pedal set. Both are credible step-ups from the entry tier, and the choice often comes down to console preference and the games you play most. For Gran Turismo 7 and ACC players on PlayStation, both wheels are well supported; for Xbox players, the G923 is the natural pick because the T300RS is PlayStation-only.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Logitech TRUEFORCE?
TRUEFORCE is Logitech’s next-generation force feedback technology in the G923. It reads game telemetry and engine audio in high resolution and delivers detailed feedback through the rim — including engine character and finer surface texture than the previous Driving Force wheels.
Is the Logitech G923 worth the upgrade from the G29 or G920?
If you play TRUEFORCE-supported titles such as Gran Turismo 7, Assetto Corsa Competizione, iRacing or Dirt Rally 2.0 regularly, yes — the feedback detail is noticeably better. For arcade racers the upgrade is less essential.
Does the Logitech G923 have launch control?
Yes. The G923 has a dual-clutch launch control system that lets you use both paddles as clutch paddles for more consistent race starts, a feature aimed at competitive iRacing and ACC drivers.
Which platforms does the Logitech G923 support?
The G923 is sold in two variants: PS5/PS4/PC and Xbox Series X|S/Xbox One/PC. Both work identically on Windows PC; choose the variant that matches your console.
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