(2015-06-11 15:36)Olli Wrote: [ -> ]RedJohn Wrote:460€?! Apple owns Logitech now or what?
The whole package (including the shifter) actually costs around 410 euros, as the price tag is in US dollars.
At Logitech Spain , it says 399.99 euros , and 59.99 euros the shifter
T300RS with 3 pedals is 400€ (without shifter) and it is belt driven, much more powerful and it doesn't look like someone in drugs has designed it. IMO it ruins the immersion when the wheel in front of you is small plastic wheel with lots of colours and buttons, instead of having proper, real looking wheel with normal buttons rather than ridiculously big with stupid placement
(2015-06-11 16:48)petsu Wrote: [ -> ] small plastic wheel with lots of colours and buttons, instead of having proper, real looking wheel with normal buttons rather than ridiculously big with stupid placement
It seems to be an airplane wheel jaja , i dont like it,... im with you..
(2015-06-11 16:38)Borja Wrote: [ -> ] (2015-06-11 15:36)Olli Wrote: [ -> ]RedJohn Wrote:460€?! Apple owns Logitech now or what?
The whole package (including the shifter) actually costs around 410 euros, as the price tag is in US dollars.
At Logitech Spain , it says 399.99 euros , and 59.99 euros the shifter
http://gaming.logitech.com/en-us/product...ving-force
I just quickly converted the price informed on that page to euros.
1 USD = 0.889759 euros (399.99 + 59.99) x 0.889759 = 409.271345 euros
Obviously the wheel will cost more in Europe due to shipping charges. It seems like the wheel's price varies quite wildly, on Logitech Finland's web page the price tag is 450 euros.
G29 and G920??
G29 only for Playstation? but can't on PC???
G920 only for PC? but can't on Playstation???
What the hell?
Look G29 is best button than G920.
399€+60€ too expensive...............................
Supposedly the G29 is PC compatible, Logitech just aren't advertising for some reason.
And obviously the G290 is XB1 and PC compatible, but not Playstation compatible. Because both Sony and MS can't just use a bloody open standard, and won't allow a wheel to work on their console and their competitors...
G29 is compatible with PS3 and PS4. G290 is compatible with Xbox One and PC.
G29 Tech Specs @ http://mobile-gaming.logitech.com/produc...9_06112015 Wrote:SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Playstation®4 or Playstation®3
Powered USB port
OR
Windows® 8.1, Windows 8 or Windows 7
Powered USB Port
Internet connection and 150MB hard drive space (for optional software download)
Games that support Logitech® force feedback racing wheel
Despite the fact there's barely any mention of it in press releases, if you take a peek at the tech specs it seems to confirm that the G29 will operate on PC.
Is it out? I haven't seen any dates of release.
Ah great! G29
(2015-06-12 07:17)KooKoo Wrote: [ -> ]Is it out? I haven't seen any dates of release.
The G29 model will be available in July, with the G920 releasing in October.
You can go to the web and pre-order if you want right now
(2015-06-11 22:25)Nick Wrote: [ -> ]G29 Tech Specs @ http://mobile-gaming.logitech.com/produc...9_06112015 Wrote:SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Playstation®4 or Playstation®3
Powered USB port
OR
Windows® 8.1, Windows 8 or Windows 7
Powered USB Port
Internet connection and 150MB hard drive space (for optional software download)
Games that support Logitech® force feedback racing wheel
Despite the fact there's barely any mention of it in press releases, if you take a peek at the tech specs it seems to confirm that the G29 will operate on PC.
Yep:
http://arstechnica.co.uk/ Wrote:Update: Contrary to earlier information provided by Logitech, the company has now confirmed that the G29 will in fact support PC in addition to PS4 and PS3. Ars apologises for the confusion.
Not that i'm too tempted to buy it, though...
I think I'll get the t500rs. Better than the g29 and g27. The g29 shape is kind of weird..
The throttle on my g27 just broke off today( still works but not as good ), the g27 served me a good 5 years. But damn, t500rs is expensive..
(2015-06-20 13:37)KooKoo Wrote: [ -> ]I think I'll get the t500rs. Better than the g29 and g27. The g29 shape is kind of weird..
The throttle on my g27 just broke off today( still works but not as good ), the g27 served me a good 5 years. But damn, t500rs is expensive..
The problem with the T500RS is that the wheel itself is expensive, you have to buy a gearshifter sepraid and that is really expensive aswell, and then you still have almost no buttons on the wheel itself and you have to use your keyboard or buy another buttonbox wich is also expensive and takes space.
Not a problem, I am going to make my g27 shifter work with my T500rs.
Problem solved, we are Don. Get it?
I tried a t500rs at the Aston martin factory today, it was horrible on GT5
And also 1080° is too much
shame for that wheel at that price
That's because your used to g27 (or whatever wheel you are using) and when you try something newer it feels different.. So I think I'll get used to it.
It felt like a G27 to me, but I think the GT5 physics made itbfeel horrible
As in how the wheel reacted and felt turning
(2015-06-20 17:26)Skoda Wrote: [ -> ]I tried a t500rs at the Aston martin factory today, it was horrible on GT5
And also 1080° is too much shame for that wheel at that price
(2015-06-20 17:46)Skoda Wrote: [ -> ]It felt like a G27 to me, but I think the GT5 physics made itbfeel horrible
As in how the wheel reacted and felt turning
Post of All Time.
How? It felt like a G27 I.e the smoothness and the force outputted when I went wrong was the same as a G27 but the way it delivered the force was completely different from the G27