Logitech G29 vs Thrustmaster T300RS side by side review

Time to get these two head to head and see who's the victor.
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@Commendatore Mine is great. I have the G29 for PC but its exactly the same wheel.

[@vrforseniors9830]

The G29 WILL FAIL in less than a month. Nobody knows how to fix it. Find something else.

[@Ayane13b]

Peel the protection sticker off you monster

[@randomcallsign]

the new owner had that pleasure.

[@ZeldaACFan17]

What wheel had the sticker?

[@ahmedmohmed4346]

@Indian Guy where?

[@KevAlberta]

ahmed mohmed on the PlayStation symbol in the centre

[@abramo7700]

random callsign you’re gonna become an overprotective dad, stop before you have the chance!

[@Nikke-nn5mn]

I got the G29 because I wanted the H-shifter and 3 pedals, and with the thrustmaster, it would almost double the price.

[@mrmalavey1098]

Try the t300 with the t3pa and the th8a and you'll see why it costs more 😂

[@brofights3138]

I'd also say get the g29 untill you can upgrade to fanatec

[@kleeb5742]

Got a t500rs for 200 bucks near brand new with it's good pedals. Then I picked up the th8a shifter and it's easily 10x better of an experience in VR with a wheel stand than the logitech stuff. My friend has the logitech one and I've spent hours using it so I know they are bad.

[@Nikke-nn5mn]

@@kleeb5742 It's a 500$ wheel new. No shit it's better. It costs more than my car.

[@kysrussiansandindians0]

@@mrmalavey1098 this is a very good setup but it's expensive and I would totally buy this when i would have enough money. My dream set is actually csl elite and pretty much clubsport stuff

[@asj511]

I really like this type of content coming from you. Really good review, good camera angles, well spoken English. Would love to hear some in-depth opinions on "sim vs sim".

[@davidwright1605]

Good comparison. People often fixate on force feedback and forget about pedals. In the UK, PC World have traditionally done a Christmas/New Year deal on the G29 which they haven't done on the T300. They offered the G29 with a shifter for £150. A T300 with the TPA pedals was £300. I went for the G29. For me £150-200 is all I want to spend on a wheel/pedal set. I also appreciate the leather rim. Adding a leather rim to the T300 would make it very expensive.

[@mrcontroversy222]

The t300 is superior in every way.

[@eriklp1214]

@@mrcontroversy222 not the price and Pedale tho

[@tiedang1195]

I had the G29 before, and I can say one thing. It was pretty terrible, it was loud and clunky sounding and it wasn't as strong and didn't have the best FFB. Then I found a awesome deal on the T300rs GT Edition for only 280 euro! So I bought it and it came 2 days later. The first thing I noticed was the T300rs was so much heavier due to the motors been more heavy. So I hooked it up and launched the games I used to play on the G29 such as Assetto Corsa, Dirt Rally etc, and holy shit was it different! The force feedback was so much stronger and had awesome torque and it was pretty quiet too, it didn't have these awful clunky sounds. I can say, don't say that either one is better before you try them both! But my personal preference is the T300rs for sure! In terms of reliability, I had no problems, I had my T300rs now for over 10 months and there's no problems!

[@mrcontroversy222]

TieDang I bought my t300rs alcantera second hand. It’s the first real ffb wheel I’ve owned but it’s amazing. I’ll be upgrading in the next few months but this thing is really awesome.

[@tiedang1195]

@@mrcontroversy222 If you wanna upgrade then, go for Fanatec. ;) G29 is not worth it since it's much worse.

[@gregkienle3378]

My 8 year old G27 is still working perfectly thank you.

[@monkey1234512345]

Mine is nearing a decade. Logitech = reliability. Although i just got a g29 and it is amazing too.

[@mpa1931]

My g25 is 12 years old and I'm still using it everyday. Went through 3 shifters though.

[@carlosabraaoholanda7220]

Have you ever had problems with your pedals?

[@gregkienle3378]

@@carlosabraaoholanda7220 No, but I do use them gently...never with shoes.

[@Fzckme6434]

My logitech MOMO is 15 years old and I've won many DIRT4 championships with it

[@xSS4x]

Glad i got a G27 when i did, and as a bonus it also came with the shifter included unlike the G29.

[@Ak5u]

But only 2 pedals tho

[@xSS4x]

@@Ak5u No, the G27 has 3 pedals as well.

[@__-fp5pk]

@@xSS4x yup I've had my g27 too for 10 or so years and it's still going strong, plus imo it looks better than the g29/g920/g923 or whatever they call it now.

[@josedavidcastilloblanco2437]

Pedals on g27 are bad as far as I know but yeah, it looks better than g29 but I think that G920 desing is good

[@xSS4x]

@@josedavidcastilloblanco2437 You can just change the springs quite easily on logitech pedals although they are fine for most casual gamers as is. I think a spring kit is like 20 bux and there are different types as well.

[@arkamthebard]

I use the G920, but as you said, it did essentially come down to a use case when I was trying to figure out what to buy. I don't typically intend to be very serious since, as much as I love sim racing, it is not the main focus of video games I tend to play. So I opted to spend a little less, but still have a very good experience when it came to using a wheel.

[@SuperSuperka]

I had Logitech g920 for few days, and felt annoying bump (or a cavity) when the wheel goes through center. Did I the wrong setup, or you have this problem too? I ended up with FF turned off at all not to have this bump.

[@thenorthwestpassage2880]

Still on a g25. Logitech has made the same wheel for the past 3 models with slight differences. While degrading the accessories and increasing the price.

[@AIRDRAC]

To be fair, the change from straight-cut gears to helical on the G27 did give a significantly smoother feel, and lower noise. That said, i'd still take the G25 any day, just for the added versatility. (Though i'm way too deep into Fanatecs ecosystem by now to ever consider going back to Logitech :P)

[@chromaticvisuelle]

@@AIRDRAC versatility? What do you mean?

[@AIRDRAC]

@@chromaticvisuelle Possibility to use both paddles, sequential style shifting and H-shifting, which was removed from G27 and onwards (only H-shifter and paddles on those)

[@Hughjasswipe]

@@AIRDRAC the shifters also had buttons on the g27 ( I think I’ve never had one but have seen many people in videos use them ) and the g29/g923 shifter has no buttons, the shift knob is as plane as it gets and so on, Logitech wheels got slightly better while the rest kinda downgraded so I agree with you 100% not that they’re bad wheels but I mean to compare it to a t300… not much of a comparison lol

[@mvogaiht]

I owned a G27 for about 4 years and currently the G29 since it came out, and as far as reliability goes Logitech stuff is pretty much bulletproof. The worst thing that can happen through regular use is the optical sensor on the wheel breaking, which is a plastic wheel with tiny holes that sits neatly behind one of the motors. Obviously to prevent any damage you shouldn't be running your FFB so strong it's constantly clipping and shaking the desk. The set does require some basic maintenance, I often spray the potentiometers in the pedal with contact cleaner to stop them from spiking, and I had to remove the rim to re-seat the cables once or twice.

[@kaffeetasse9455]

Well with my g27 I was not so lucky, after 4 years or so the motor transistors died. Still stuck with Logitech though, since the shifter also works with the g920 and the only alternative for me would have been an expensive direct drive wheel, which I decided was not worth the money for me. It still had a reasonable lifetime however, with many hours of Richard Burns.

[@pizzadriver]

Well my g29 ffb died after not even 4 years. Haven't even played tooo many racing games tbh. Also got the wheel new back then. But my ffb settings were always very high due to how little it has. Ordered a G923 now, hope it'll last longer, especially with me moving away from gaming way more in the next few years. I've drastically considered the t300 (I have t3pa pros already and I could make my modded Logitech shifter standalone for about 20€) but I heard about many long term issues with it and imo it has a few too little buttons so I didn't chose it

[@Jaingaming128]

Since how long u use g29 ?

[@joeking9800]

I had a g27 for 10 years with no issue at all. The POT's in the pedals started acting up so I cleaned them and it has worked fine. Recently I had s motor go down and decided to buy a t300rs servo and use the g27 pedals and shifter. I feel its the best of both worlds

[@farmboyfanGaming]

Same idea. But right now (after almost 8 months of deciding) i still cant decide wether to buy a g29 or a t300. Im a g27 user and i know for sure it's not much of an upgrade to buy the g29. However if i buy the t300 ive seen a lot of horror stories and cant afford to have it replaced because im halfway around the world from TM.

[@joeking9800]

@@farmboyfanGaming so in my experience so far, I feel it is an upgrade. The slapping noise with the g27 is gone and the thrustmaster feels smoother and stronger. To use either at full strength is unrealistic. So the power over the g27 is irrelevant. Doing a long 50 lap run at darlington in the old cup car on iracing, it feels like theres a big gap between having a lot of grip vs not having grip. The g27 gave a more subtle transition to simulate worn tires. Which would sometimes cause me to miss a corner because I didnt feel it in time. It does build some heat if you have it turned way up and will cause clipping in the game. As long as you use normal/realistic settings then itll be fine. The t300 servo is an upgrade just from a noise, feel, and versatility standpoint. But it has big shoes to fill in terms of measuring up to the durability of my old g27. I'll let you know in 10 years or less.

[@farmboyfanGaming]

@@joeking9800 thanks!!! Yea im not planning on having it turn way up to eleven, if you know what i mean. Rn my g27 is set to 80% ffb. Maybe less.

[@JMatrx]

I got the g29 in the end as I was coming from a Logitech Momo that served me since 2005. The old thing still works, albeit with few repairs (pedal potentiometers, had to create a custom plate for the lower clamp and strenghten the wheel bearing clamp that broke over the years) and I gifted it to a friend that still had an even older Microsoft Sidewinder wheel. Nice upgrade for him (pedal axis can be separated on the Momo and it's far more supported than the old Ms wheel). The G29 is a blast, for now I've borrowed a G27 shifter from a friend and enjoying it very much. Admittedly Trustmaster shifter is better, but so are stock G29 pedals vs T300s. I don't plan to be as serious as buying further wheels like those for the T300 nor the extra pedals and shifter; the G29 is more than enough, again if you consider I'm coming from a Momo. I was looking for a T150 but I found the G29 new on amazon BF for like 170 eur, which was 20 eur more than the T150.. mindless buy tbh. And now the G29 shifter is around 35/40 eur new. As soon as my friend will reclaim his g27, it will be another mindless buy..

[@VonSergei]

should i buy a momo used for cheaper?

[@Crazy_killer-qm8ju]

Prior to seeing this I got the g29 and since getting it and using it then watching this video I'm extremely pleased with it

[@limitedz4130]

Had a G29 for a year, I could say, when I switched to the T300rs GT Edition, holy crap! It's so much difference. I noticed how bad the ffb was on the g29 compares to t300rs, so much smoother and stronger and more realistic on the t300 rs.

[@danielstokker]

And then the plastic brackets on the center axel break after 6 months because its cheap.plastic i threw it from a 3 story building after getting 3 new ones from the factory in 18 months time , im happy with my g29 better pedals and ffb is more then ok its not that big of a differance

[@GigaBrowser]

@@danielstokker Is this an honest review by you because I'm now considering getting the g29 for my ps4

[@danielstokker]

@@GigaBrowser yes they had to change the production of the t300 rs and changebthe brackets but after that they broke at the base wich is plastic still i had a really bad experience with rhe t300rs the g29 is older tech but tougher and you get a really good pedal set the downside is thats its gear driven instead of belt driven and ffb is less accurate ... downside of the t300 rs is that the stock pedals are really shitty and doesnt have a glutch ... i think the g29 is a better bang for your buck certainly when your just starting out on a wheel you dont need a really exspensive one

[@liamsmith455]

After how many months u used g29 and switched to T300rs gt ? I'm using g29 since last 3 month n wanna try out t300 gt.

[@ShodaiTakumi]

I've heard a lot of horror stories about thrustmaster's reliability and customer service

[@oddhelsing1473]

Logitech's reliability isn't fantastic either on certain products and their customer service is about as bad as it gets(I'm currently using Logitech G560/G840/G pro Wireless(Took 4 before I got one that worked) Previously used 5 703's before I've finally gotten one that's not faulty and pretty much have tested every other logitech product there is(as well as razer/corsair/zowie and so forth). As I stated above, I had 2 G29's that had horrendous gear grinding(very common issue) and the 2 T300RS's I had were had force feedback issues within a few months. While I haven't tested them yet, all info I've found point to it being better to save up a bit extra and aim for Fanatec equipment.(although the G25/G27 wheels are supposedly pretty bulletproof) haven't looked into that 2 much though.

[@TeamOdiffat]

My friends t300 broke 1year after he got it. And viper concepts t500 broke too

[@ActNasty5]

Odd Helsing logitech literally gave me a new g29 and let me keep my old one for free just because it was a little wobbly

[@Ssh52]

@@ActNasty5 did you have a warranty on the wheel at the time?

[@ActNasty5]

Irshaad Shaikh yes but the new one is doing the same thing again lol

[@samuelalexander1014]

Still have no idea what one I want to get as a beginner lmao. I think the t300 seems like the better option but I also don't want to spend a fair amount of money and then realise that I don't really enjoy sim racing as much as I thought.

[@Ghostsoulless]

I’m in this same boat right now. Did you end up with the G29, and if so, were you happy with that decision?

[@EatenChiken]

Feel the pistons pumping, the gravel crunching, and every shift, drift, and hairpin turn like never before.

[@erishkigal1]

I've chosen logitech 'cause tm is more expensive. G29 is alrighty for me and my 4 year old son. I play AC, rF2 and pretend to race in PC. We play Spintires together (Gravedigger, go, go, go!). Cheers!

[@kristupasantanavicius9093]

For me, base TS model (2 pedals) is 25% more expensive than LG, I think I'm going with TM

[@kristupasantanavicius9093]

@C.H.A.D Bravo I bought my self a TM. Great wheel, well worth the money. I have a small complaint about the pedals. The ones I have are the "bad" ones. The whole pedal set tilts and falls over if you are pressing just on the pedal without holding the set down with your other foot.

[@raaka3630]

@@kristupasantanavicius9093 LG makes televisions and shit, they don't make wheels. I own LG Oled TV myself.

[@insightkhyal1234]

@@raaka3630 LG = Logitech you donut

[@ryle_kittenhouse]

Holy heck you get right into specs within the first minute. And I watched all the way. Bravo

[@Giannis22M]

total price has huge difference g29 210€ + shifter 40€ t300rs 270€ + shifter 130€ + pedals with clutch 125€ 250€ for g29, 525€ for t300rs i think there is no comparison (for my country prices at least)

[@thegrishin]

I completely agree. Even in the West there is a big price difference. The entry point for the T300RS is not the complete package compared to the G29. I also think that there is just no comparison here and the G29 is the best option considering the price difference. I just bought a G29 on a really good sale for $190 USD so I'm even more content with this decision.

[@MarkoLomovic]

You ignore T300 RS GT edition that comes with t3pa-pro pedals and it shouldn't cost more then 300-350e depending on country. On amazon I see offers to buy GT edition and thrustmaster shifter for 350$. in countries like mine g29 is 320e(without shifter) and T300 GT edition is 350e.

[@Giannis22M]

I dont ignore it, T300 RS GT costs 360€ in my country. Plus 130€ for the shifter. We get to 490€, still huge difference from the total cost of G29 (250-260€ with the shifter).

[@ЛукаМаксимовић-ъ2я]

@@MarkoLomovic gde to ja nasao g29 tako kako kazes, a za T300 GT nisam video uopste da se prodaje, mozda na nekim sajtovima ali iz inostranstva pa posle carina da se saceka da se plati carina i taj previz robe opet dodjes na 520€ za taj T300

[@MarkoLomovic]

@@ЛукаМаксимовић-ъ2я Imas prodavnicu na kupujem prodajem "svet kompjutera". potrazi samo na kupujem prodajem("THRUSTMASTER T300 RS GT Edition") i nacices za oko 350e na vise mesta.

[@TheKwod]

I went from a g27 to t300rs. Huge upgrade in the wheel, however the TM pedals aren't as bad as you might think, so don't reject the t300rs because of the way the reviewer described the pedals...obviously you can buy the tp3a pedals later if you want.

[@katsuquiet97]

does the t300 feel more realistic?

[@TheKwod]

@@katsuquiet97 yes, and has twice the torque of the logitech wheels. If you haven't owned a wheel before you won't be disappointed by t300.

[@Bullit909]

Thanks for the sound example at the end. Was looking for it specifically.

[@pikkons]

I use the T300 coming from a G27, T300 far superior just need some tweaking. I took mine apart and the top of the shell we're the fake Grill is I drilled out all those holes took out the stock fan and mounted in a 90 mm noctua.

[@hotmeal8531]

Pikkon damns!

[@bigboiajayiMD]

Can you describe is a bit more so I can repeat what you got

[@voyager7793]

@@bigboiajayiMD It´s not really hard though.

[@Teeb0n3]

So - If I get a T300 I, need to mod it first - but it's better than a G27 after that? I mean - are you serious? How about you buy it - and it's ready to go? No If's or but's.

[@seanbailey8545]

To be fair the Logitech pedals are pretty trash. The T3pa thurstmaster are a step up in quality imo. Although not amazing.

[@justalldamnmotorsports2419]

Upgrading to the T300RS GT from the G920 was the best decision I made tbh. The belt vs gear feels great, the pedals are better, and I already bought a changeable open wheel rim which G920 cant.

[@TheMrREVOlutionary]

Thanks for the awesome video! I'm new to sim racing and am just getting into it. It's been quite hard to find either of these wheels in stock and at a decent price. Amazon has the G29 listed at $629... Ugh. I actually ended up finding a used t300rs on eBay and I won the auction for it last night. I decided to get the t300 based on your video and the fact of the whole thrustmaster ecosystem makes it well worth it. I've used the Logitech though and it's still a really good deal. I don't think I'd be disappointed with either. Gran Turismo sport on PS4 is my current weapon of choice. Thanks again and happy racing!

[@monos112]

a new thrustmaster set up is available on amazon for $629 thats with shifter and pedals

[@jackhammell1926]

How are you liking the t300 now? Just askin cuz I just ordered the t300 for gt sport ps4

[@TheMrREVOlutionary]

@@jackhammell1926 It has been really good to me. I have noticed that over longer periods of run time it does fade a bit due to how much torque it makes. Its extremely strong but also smooth. I dig it so far and the fade is really quite a minute detail and not really a big deal at all. Just be mindful of that on long gaming sessions you may want to let it cool down occasionally. Usually after a few couple hours of solid game time. Mine only came with the two pedal set that is kind of cheap feeling honestly. It does ok but not as nice as I would like, yet on the contrary, that is why I like the thrustmaster because I can just purchase a set of T3PA pedals when I decide I want to upgrade. Makes Gran Turismo a lot of fun to play. It is a work out though and definitely a learning curve when you first start. It does get a bit discouraging if you are not familiar with sim racing on a level like these higher end setups offer. Just be patient and take plenty of time to practice. My biggest recommendation is do not mess too much with the settings in game. Just drive as is unless you really need to turn the strength down until you get comfortable with it and are able to consistently drive it down the track. There are a few settings you should adjust though, I recommend no assist except ABS until you get a feel for the wheel and game combo. I still even use ABS due to the pedals not being very good with giving feedback to my foot which is why I really dislike them. All in all though, I dig the T300 and have had it for a while now. Made GT Sport more fun by a huge margin. This is my favorite game on the PS4 currently due to just how the whole system works together extremely well. I have also tried Dirt which is extremely hard to get the feel for starting out. CarX Drift racing is fun too but the game has some funny mechanics that I do not really like with the wheel. Aseto Corsa is there. I could take it or leave it on this one honestly. GT Sport is far superior in looks, sound, mechanics and the overall fun factor in my opinion. It is a very widely compatible wheel with a solid feel. Just make dang sure you keep your fingers out of that wheel! Crashes get rather violent at 130mph+.... lol Also, get a decent wheel stand and however you can, anchor that sucker to your chair as good as possible or you will constantly be fighting the pedals. I found out pretty quick I need to get a better chair and stand setup. Kinda want to try the Yaw VR chair... Look those up if you have not. You will want one LOL

[@jasoncrants766]

I bought my T300RS in 2016. So far so good. It has run like a champ into 2020! I have the pro pedals as well as the h-pattern shifter. Only small gripe I have is the paint is coming off from the center rim. Not a huge deal. Just very light flaking. Not bad for 4 years of use. I definitely love the backwards compatibility with my PS4 and PC. That's why I bought it. I enjoy sim racing, but was limited on cash for a new PC at the time. I raced a lot of PS4 titles to include the DIRT series, F1 series, Project Cars, and some Need for Speed. I finally got my PC built on Christmas of 2018, and the transition was seamless. No special tweaks or driver hacks to make it work on PC. I'm big into iRacing (running late models, sprint cars, and pro trucks). 4 year review, this wheel has held up phenomenally! I used to race with a Microsoft Sidewinder Force Feedback wheel and I stripped 2 cog motors on that beast... That was also dead tech and I don't think the Logitech would have that problem at all... I just am gun shy with gear driven wheels.

[@ihababbas9863]

I am a hard Sim racer. Used G25 for almost 9 years then I got my new G29 and I Love it.

[@jamilchouya5640]

why everybody is hatin it ?

[@mrcontroversy222]

Jamil chouya no hate. But it’s very clunky and noisy. Helical gears are no match to belt/gear mix. Especially pure belt drive.

[@samuelalexander1014]

would you recommend a G29 for an absolute noob who has only used a pad before?

[@xxczerxx]

T300RS GT Edition now €300 from Thrustmaster website (summer sale) with free shipping. Can't wait to get mine, hopefully getting TH8A soon enough with it

[@reviewforthetube6485]

Logitech g29 is my favorite to me its force feedback is perfect and the pedals are great and for an amazing price right now the 300 is also great

[@BeatsWithNoah]

Agree

[@willi0241]

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[@grahamkelly8662]

I hate the force feedback. It makes the wheel act wired and has a spasm and it’s super sluggish and not accurate. I’magine car having hexagons instead of circle wheels and that’s how my g29 feels. Take a turn table as example. When record is spinning, the turntable is rotating smoothly. When you hit stop, the record slows down and feels sluggish. I play rally games and even with most force feedback low, my wheel stills acts strange and goes sluggish sometimes when turning. Im enjoying the wheel but it isn’t smooth.

[@reviewforthetube6485]

@@grahamkelly8662 i would suggest you go buy a thrustmaster or something like a t300rs you would enjoy that much more lol

[@hammer86_]

The reviews for the T300 scared me away, so I went with the G29. I'm generally happy with it but sometimes the gears become very notchy, like when driving ovals in Project Cars 2. At those times I wish I had a belt drive.

[@4n0nym0u5]

Turn down the force feedback. It doesn't have to be high at all. 80% max. That way it wears down slower too.

[@seanbailey8545]

Exactly why I got the T300 the notchy and noisy G29 would do my head in.

[@kratoz_858]

My G27 is still golden. 5yrs and counting!

[@SuperSuperka]

I have Logitech g920 for few days, and felt annoying bump (or a cavity) when the wheel goes through center. Did I the wrong setup, or you have this problem too? I ended up with FF turned off at all not to have this bump.

[@yuliyupita1995]

@@SuperSuperka its common for gear driven wheel its all the same and you'l get over it

[@ryanmalin]

man your desk shakes like crazy! I couldnt take that. I put a lag screw through the left side of my desk, into the wall, to secure the left side of the desk. Then the right side, I took 2 small squares of double sided tape and put them underneath the 2 right side feet of my desk. Now my desk is anchored at three points and it doesnt move! I usually use VR, so a shaking monitor is not a big deal but the shaking wheel is a big deal. I got a G923 just a few days ago. I had a Driving Force GT and I loved it so Im very happy with the G923, with the exception of the RPM indicator lights do not work for any PC game right now. My favorite games are GTR Evolution, Race 07, Project Cars 2 (and 3 when it comes out!), Asetto Corsa and pretty much any driving sim that supports VR!

[@suhdud4646]

T300RS GT pack is the one to go for. Ive had my set for over a year now and this delicious sim kit doesn't stop delivering decent immersion.

[@chongkian0712]

How is it sir I just bought one but I’m struggling with all the setting on the internet but yet I still can’t drive naturally and car keeps on oversteering

[@suhdud4646]

@@chongkian0712 Hey, have you got the thrustmaster software installed? I'd suggest reducing the rotation of the wheel with the builtin hard lock. To do that you need to press and hold the mode button (Next to the green light, bottom left of the base) and the left or right button on the D-pad. You will see the mode light flash 3 times to indicate that the wheel has its internal rotation either increased or decreased depending on if you held the left or right dpad button. If that doesnt work, you can also set it in the Thrustmaster software by limiting the rotation angle.

[@suhdud4646]

@@chongkian0712 Also in the software, set you FFB strength to about 75% and ingame 100. Constant and periodic in the software to 100% and spring/damper to 0%. Auto-center leave to recommended. If those settings are all correct, you might need to check the ingame settings of the game. Speed sensitivity setting can cause massive oversteer. That basically amplifies the wheel movement.

[@chongkian0712]

@@suhdud4646 which angel u would recommend sir?

[@chongkian0712]

@@suhdud4646 I did installed the latest driver

[@XpertGamerXGYT]

On amazon in the uk the thrustmaster is nearly double the price of the g29 with shifter

[@Nedas-ef9ft]

Get a SHH shifter rather than the th8a it's cheaper and much better but yeah the price gap is pretty big

[@XpertGamerXGYT]

@@Nedas-ef9ft it's been a year but I appreciate it lol

[@Nedas-ef9ft]

@@XpertGamerXGYT No worries mate

[@843Reboot]

use a vpn

[@843Reboot]

@@XpertGamerXGYT idgaf i wanna help you even if its been a year

[@Dirt_Relocation_Specialist]

I got the G920 (same wheel as the 29) For American Truck Simulator because I want a clutch and shifter (let's be real autos in semis suck). And also Im not hard on the wheel and take my time. Had the wheel for a year and love it no issues. Works well for my circumstances.

[@smithsfan425]

I chose the g29 mainly due to the polarizing reliability issues found in reviews for the thrustmaster products. I also only paid $200 for both wheel and shifter new.

[@StuFlyboyReay]

I recently had a problem with an inaccurate accelerator on my G29 pedals. After looking inside it was a quick fix, just a loose shovel connection 👍🏻 Aside from that little issue, no problems.

[@StuFlyboyReay]

Don’t tell Logitech though 👍🏻

[@randomcallsign]

Good tip!

[@Michael_Lorenson]

My G27 is ten years old, has thousands of hard hours on it, and is going strong. Tremendous value. The G29 is simply an updated G27. If my G27 ever dies, as of now I would replace it with a G29. That's partly because I would not have to alter my custom rig to accept it, and partly because I'm happy with the G27's performance and value. Whatever you choose, be aware that it's really important to understand 'force feedback clipping' to get the most out of it. Also, it's important to realize that the more expensive equipment will not make you any faster. That may be hard to believe, but it's true.

[@mrcontroversy222]

I mean. Yea the Logitech is ok. But if you used a true belt system you would be amazed.

[@bluntforc3studios198]

I have a 13 year old g27 still going perfect and I got a g29 for backup!! Thrust master= no thanks

[@zcypher6558]

can i know how much ffb strength that i need for the g29? i mean the best for non clipping ffb.

[@Michael_Lorenson]

​@@zcypher6558 Well, there are different ways to do it. I believe there are widgets than can read the system and graph it for you, but I've never actually seen one myself. Personally, I've learned through experience how much torque the G27 can produce, and it's not much. I've also learned that if the steering doesn't seem to give you much information mid-corner, the FFB is being 'clipped'. What that means is that the wheel is producing its maximum torque, but the FFB settings are demanding more. So the wheel torque just 'flatlines' at its max for some period of time, until the demanded torque finally drops below the wheel's max threshold. Between knowing what max feels like, experiencing mid-corner numbness, and remembering to pay attention to this whenever I set up a new car, I can adjust it by feel. In Assetto Corsa, I typically set it near 60 (on the 0-100 scale) in the FFB widget. Keep in mind that I drive vintage cars almost exclusively. I find that 60 is about all I can use without clipping. It probably still happens sometimes, but not enough to bother me, and I do try to use as much FFB strength as I can. If you drive newer cars with far more grip, you might have to use lower values, but I can't give useful guidance on specifics. The G27 does have enough torque to give the info you need, when it is set properly. But the steering will be very light much of the time, so it takes a bit of a light touch from you. It's the same as power steering in a real car, effectively. Couple other things, specific to Assetto Corsa: I almost never use any of the 'FFB enhancement' gimmicks in driving sims. However AC has an enhanced understeer effect (not sure precisely what they call it), in the Controller Settings. I like it and I use it. You can really feel it when the front tires 'let go' and begin sliding. There is also a FFB smoothing effect. The Logitech wheels use a two-motor drive system, one for each direction of wheel rotation. They are geared directly to the steering shaft, and you'll feel a small amount of play in the system, as it switches between one motor and the other. Note that steering position is measured by a separate optical sensor at the end of the shaft, which is very precise, so it has no effect on that. But it does mean the wheel can be noisy and sort of rattle back and forth a bit. AC's smoothing effect helps a lot with that. I use a low value because I don't want to lose too much detail from the FFB. Hope all this helps.

[@zcypher6558]

@@Michael_Lorenson Wow thanks for the detailed explanation! i've appreciated it :)

[@EPiXum1]

I personally have a Logitech G920, and I must say - it's ok. The pedals are obviously better, than the wheel itself. It also depends a lot on the game. For example, I get a very nice experience in both Forza Horizon 4 and Dirt Rally 2.0 (after some tinkering), but a very poor, weird one in Euro Truck Simulator 2 no matter what I do.

[@SgtKenobi]

It's not entirely fault of your wheel. ETS2 is known to have horrible ffb in its default state. To remedy that, i advise you to download FFB plugin and enjoy the awsome simulator that is ETS2. Here's the link: forum.scssoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=49772

[@AgentJot23]

Worth mentioning is that G29 is way lighter then T300. I had T300 mounted to a solid, sturdy desk and my monitor and speaker been shakin like crazy due to weight and FFB strength of TM wheel. With my old G27 it wasn't an issue and it was easier to mount/demount to a desk.

[@SonitPL]

thank you for that info, I have a small desk on only two legs so I guess G29 would be a better option. The only thing that worries me is the loudness of G29. I mean I don't want to wake up others when playing at night.

[@zsoombee]

7:49 what the hell, why do you have that big input lag? Vsync on or what? :O

[@ollie_z]

That's visual

[@badassmastermax]

@@ollie_z IS IT THOUGH?

[@WoodStepp]

Its just the on screen animation for the wheel lagging not the car movements

[@mason.n3259]

The animation doesn’t represent the actual car movements.

[@brtcobra]

T300 RS (4.4nm) is such a big upgrade from G29 so glad i got one

[@warlok9]

Reliability is a huge issue to consider. I have never owned a Logitech G29/G920, but I've watched teardowns of it. The components and build quality are visually superior to what Thrustmaster is doing in the TX/T300RS. The Logitechs incorporate far more metal attachment points, bracing and components. The Logitech incorporates two motors to the Thrustmaster's single motor, and the Logitech motors are mounted to huge metal housings which also house the helical gears. I'd be curious to see the rating of these motors because EACH of the Logitech motors seem larger than the thrustmaster's single motor. I realize the Thrustmaster is rated to have more torque but its obvious that's due to the pulley system used. The thrustmaster needs a fan on that one little motor and has known power supply issues from overheat. I have a Thrustmaster TMX Pro bundle with the T3PA Pedal set. The wheel just died on me after using it on 4 sessions. It was working all fine and good then I paused my F1 Game between races to eat dinner, grab a drink. Came back and the dpad signal was gonzo. Tried everything, total system reboot, new TMX firmware, Boot loading it, nada. I contacted Thrustmaster. In the meantime I figured I'd take it apart just to see if maybe just something came loose or whatever. Let me tell you I was not impressed with the build quality inside. Hot glue everywhere used to keep wires out of the way and hold down ferrite rings. Everything just cheap plastic. The only metal under the hood was the motor itself, which is mount with plastic straps. Anyways, from what I've researched on my particular issue, it's a bad idea to leave a Thrustmaster wheel plugged in when you aren't using it because they just randomly develop issues. I have seen the teardowns of the Thrustmaster TX and I'm telling you, most of the components are identical to the TMX other than the drive system. Looks like the same motor, same Power supply, same housing, same hot glue everywhere. That worries me when considering my next step. Now my dilemma is to either switch up and buy Logitech G920 or stick with Thrustmaster and upgrade to a TX since I already have the T3PA pedal set. Right now they are roughly the same price, maybe a $20 usd difference depending where you look.

[@JPTHRICE]

any news on this? i am looking into buying my first wheel and i dont know which one to get now... the 'bad quality' one with nicer feel or the better quality one that isn't as accurate.. the csl elite is so nice but i want to stay under 300€/$

[@warlok9]

@@JPTHRICE I went with a Fanatec CSL Elite. The whole setup was only $140 more than the thrustmaster TX. The Fanatec is so good it has me wanting to upgrade to a full racing rig now instead of my current wheelstand pro setup.

[@warlok9]

@@JPTHRICE thrustmaster wanted $110 to fix the TMX wheel. But also, in the event they couldn't fix it, they wanted $35 to dispose of it. Lol

[@JPTHRICE]

@@warlok9 wow ok, so it seems like thrustmaster isnt really worth it, i red so much about them breaking while researching. so im left with a g29 cause i really wont play so much i could justify buying a CSL.

[@dylandetaeye]

I've started with a thrustmaster Tmx pro. That was a great wheel, and I was happy that I bought the pro variant bucks I got the th8a shifter that cost as much as a Tmx pro 😂. Then upgraded to the t300 and hated the feel of the rubber, so I put a custom 350mm wheel on it to get a more realistic feel...

[@Eastroad11]

I got my t300 as an upgrade from my g920. I got mine with the t3pa pedals, which are far better than logitechs ones and are customiseable

[@sebastiaandekooter434]

Pro tip: Thrustmaster also offers a version that comes with the better T3PA pedals included. For PS4 that would be the T300 Ferrari Integral Racing Wheel Alcantara Edition. For Xbox that would be the TX Racing Wheel Leather edition. These cost about 385,- instead of 299,-. This includes the 99,-T3PA pedals and a premium wheel that is retailed for 119,-.

[@RabbitConfirmed]

Got t300rs GT for 250$ used but perfect condition! It's nice!

[@GlycerinZ]

I went with a used G29 and a new wheel stand, totaling $260. Worth it. The previous owner had it on a wheel stand and I could tell he took care of it. It's in amazing condition, still looks new. Also have a used G27 for sale for $120, with original box. Bought it in 2015, it's been sitting in its box for over a year now, but it is also in great condition.

[@tonydraht]

I got the G29 for 200€ new on Amazon last year. They usually go for around that during the major sales. I really can recommend it as a starter wheel to anyone. Its great, best experience Ive had was in GT:Sport, the driving is amazing in that game. The one thing that needs to be mentioned, at least for me, is the Force Feedback gap from around -10/+10 degrees from center. This makes using it in high speed games like F1 really difficult, at least in my opinion. Also a word on the pedals: theyre great. However, the break and gas pedal are so close together that it is really uncomfortable for longer periods, because you have to keep your legs so close together that youre honestly constantly crushing your nuts. Other than that, for 200 bucks its a good investment, I enjoy it a lot.

[@ubergama30]

Im happy with my g29 it was a good purchase. I went from being a total noob crashing every turn, to a seasoned sim driver fighting for podiums and it has taught me A LOT about driving in real life and led me to try karting IRL. If you have money to spend maybe you can try fanatec or thrustmaster, however, I have no shame using this wheel, and if I end up trying and wanting more expensive one I will be able to sell g29 and get most of my money back.

[@fizzyman1224]

Got the t300rs gt which has the 3 pedals for 270$. Blows my old g29 out of the water glad I got it on sale. Only downside is no shifter but I’ll be getting the th8a next week

[@lt03.59]

I've personally had : T150 Pro (Sold it after 1 year but still worked), T300 RS GT(Pedals failed after 6 months and when i got new pedals 2 months after the servo broke), Logitech G29 (first one broke its servo after 1 month but i got a new one for free and that one lasted for already 2 years now and still going strong as my secondairy wheel) AND my primary most recent wheel is a Fanatec CSL Elite PS4 Edition and its amazing. Build quality is overal OK, but the FFB is amazing, super adjustable and super responsive. Tho im concerned about the reliability since i have it for 6 months now and it still works now *knocks on wood* but it maybe will break(according to forums).

[@Vik4o0]

as an owner of G29 i agree with all you said. The Force Feedback and shifter doesn't feel good compared to ts300. Also when im turning it to the left its creaking

[@imonlyhuman69]

People saying these wheels are similar in price but in my country there's a $300-400 price difference

[@shilu6979]

I've got the g29. It's my first wheel. Will see in future if I get another. I tried the t300 in a friend's house. Felt smoother but and more real. However, the wheel started to fail after a few month, he sent the wheel to thrustmaster, and they responded on arrival the broken piece was out of stock. He is still waiting for his wheel after 5months. Get thrustmaster if you want to. But gl... If you wish to spend more, just go for fanatec.

[@wayfastwhitey2699]

That violent calibration that happens on the thrustmaster helps the wheel self destruct over a period of time. I had a t300 for 4 years...the last year of use it was dodgy and messed up...shame that it quit working....I also ran the wheel with a very low ffb setting to try and not abuse it more than it needed to be.

I bought The G29 honestly because a lot of bad reviews about reliability put me off the TM. My G29 I have to say has performed like a champ for a year now of extensive use.

[@xracer5995]

Thanks for the upload :)

[@remus8789]

Til now I have trustmaster T300TS GT, no problems with it :)

[@adammodan8030]

At the time when I bought my G29, it was 180 pounds with shifter. Brilliant choice while the T300 RS GT Edition was 360 pounds without a shifter. I have had no issues with it and recently tried my friends 3 year old G920 and it feels very similar to my less than year old G29. It also feels a noticeable improvement but the G29 rim does look a bit annoying but it has a lot of buttons. If you can get the same price, then buy it

[@KurthardtJr]

Got a t300 in new condition used and CSR Elite pedals for less than 300 combined. Very nice setup

[@joeking9800]

My g27 lasted 10 years. I bought a t300 and t3pa pedals recently. I agree they feel better, but it’ll take me ten years to let you know if the t300 is as good as my old g27. I agree it was loud, but it’s hard to wear out 3 gears. The demise of my g27 was bad brushed on the right side ffb motor. Could’ve been fixed but I wanted to try something new. The g25, g27, and g29’s is the best wheel for the money.

[@ovac8242]

Very Informative And Well Done, Thank You!

[@jrdnanitsua]

I've started on a g27 and got to use my friends g29 for a long while and bought a t300 gt and while I do see alot more reliability issues with thrustmaster I personally haven't had an issue with a used one I've owned for about 4 months and if you don't wanna try a diy I'd advise the Logitech as one they seem to respond more often to support but if you want that real world driving feel and feedback smoothness along with a nice professional feel and look I think the thrustmaster is your way to go cause with the price point I also found that the buttons, paddles and just build quality was significantly better on the t300 and the ability to not use an adaptor to change the wheel I think a huge plus if that's something your thinking of.

[@acurisur]

Getting a Thrustmaster T300 as your 1st wheel is completely pointless. Get a G29/G920, better pedals, cheaper shifter. Then once you decide to upgrade, save up and get a Fanatec setup, skipping Thrustmaster all together

[@Olliwer]

acurisur True.

[@molonlabe9115]

Tried that. Got the g29 and shifter for $115 off regular price and I felt robbed. The g29 feels like a plastic piece of garbage I'd get my kids from the dollar store. I was afraid to use it without breaking it. The ffb felt like a joke, the deadzone and sluggishness made every game I tried un enjoyable and unplayable and I was better with a controller. I'm returning it less than a week after purchase for a t300 alcantara full set. It will cost me 3x as much but the g29 just felt too cheap. If I don't like the t300 I'll return it and use a controller untill I can afford a direct drive wheel.

[@RayOLight]

I have a g920 and it works so well. No major problems yet. Just some wear

[@flyingdutchman80]

The Logitech rim looks like a couch.

[@BrandonLongwell]

A large majority of this was information most can find on a spec sheet. The opinions were so inoffensive that they take moot point, and monotone enough that there was no auditory cue that your were going from boring spec stats to your excited and knowledgeable view.

[@mans4632]

Ohhh its my G29

[@dylmwidner]

I have been hunting for a deal on a Thrustmaster or Logitech wheel at a low price-point ($50-$150), and I found a G29 with a shifter on a random Chinese website that ships in 3 days for about $90 US. I can say that I am highly aware that it may be a scam, but I can only pray that it’s the real deal. Even if I played it safe and bought a T80, the reward far outweighs the risk when it comes to the chance that I may get a product 3x better than what I should’ve paid for.

[@jinxtacy]

I like the greater size that Thrustmaster offers on their T300 Alcantara Edition, but would prefer leather. Is the wear on Alcantara wheels really substantial? I have no desire to wear gloves inside my house, but if it's just a matter of cleaning and conditioning the material then that would be something I could live with.

[@pikkons]

I use Evo wheel with out gloves and zero wear issues for me. I can't speak for others.

[@Speed_7545]

It's real alcantara, not the cheap shit.

[@iamkillball3000]

i will always recommend fanatec for their wheels and such because of the reliability i have seen and from my personal experience with my still working CSR original that is now 11 years old and still ripping hard (motor replaced once and standard wheel replaced by custom modded hub and JDM aftermarket drift wheel at the time of this post), but also for the premium feel of the drive and petals. yes fanatec is a much more expensive option but their later wheels have tons of room for upgrade-ability and a decent amount of mod-ability. if this wheel broke any time soon, i would probably go for the T300RS based on all my research on the wheels of today. this video is a very good reference for info on both wheels but fails to mention some of the more known issues with the g29 such as the steering wheel play being enormous after maybe a year of use or sooner and some problems with the hall effect causing the wheel to be misaligned with the center. i have learned of this from numerous friends and from feedback videos about this wheel so your mileage may vary. i just want to let the information be known for anyone looking to get any of these wheels. great video Callsign!

[@Zariston]

Great, video, helped a lot. Thank you.

[@randomcallsign]

Glad it helped!

[@hello.n.goodnight]

Looking to get a wheel to get my dad into racing video games. He never liked videogames, but now we have the money and knowledge to do it. Wish us luck! Any info will help

[@tyskeren7165]

Its like night and Day with these 2 i had the g29 before i got a t300rs and the wheel is exatly as IT should be for a budget wheel.. i customised the standard pedals 2 Begin with but then got the T3PA PRO pedals. And i have 2 say dont go for the G29 anymore buy the T300rs but buy a Bundles with other pedals then the standard. I was lucky i got IT for only 200$ 2.5 years ago🤙

[@abexuro]

I just upgraded from a G29 to the T300 alcantara edition and damn this wheel is nice. The only thing I miss is the brake pedal from the G29, some people hated the hard rubber at the bottom, but I loved it and it was quite a bit better than the T300 alternative.

[@drakefrom2011]

would you consider selling your g29?

[@abexuro]

@@drakefrom2011 I already have I'm afraid

[@drakefrom2011]

@@abexuro ah rip

[@abexuro]

@@philipskouboe7606 So far no issues, I might've had some FFB fade at some point, but I only noticed that the next time I played and the feedback felt stronger again. Haven't played in hot weather yet, the fan does turn on quite quickly so will have to see how it copes.

[@liamsmith455]

Abex, how many months u used g29 after upgrading to t300 gt ?

[@Coby1255]

Recently bought Gt sport was suffering with a controller so decided to get a wheel.Could afford both G29 and Thrustmaster but after hours of research.Found a common theme with thrustmaster its reliability issues.G29 reviews was praising its longevity.Thrusmaster have better force feedback but G29 have far better reliability.

[@markweatherall7437]

Which wheel is more realistic when steering track cars please?

[@ecrean99]

Bought the Thrustmaster... and it died in a month... Really shitty product. Took them 2 months to fix it and then add the ship time onto that.... I went out and bought the Logitech as a work around and it's a great wheel and I still use it. The logitech has lasted a year so far and I have 16,000 race miles on it so far without an issue. In hindsight, I should have bought the Logitech first and saved money and hassle.

[@geometryjosh21]

You must've got a bad unit because I've had my thrustmaster for a year now and it's been fine. Sorry to hear about those troubles dude :(

[@ecrean99]

@@geometryjosh21 I googled online afterwards and found a number of folks where the same thing had happened to them. I believe it's a heat related problem. The motor burns out or the motor heats up and then kills the board. Totally Unacceptable.

[@geometryjosh21]

@@ecrean99 Everything has it's weakness.

[@ecrean99]

I've been driving Toyotas and Hondas for years.... Always 200K Miles without blowing an engine or tranny... Bomb proof products... Quality is important, especially if you're demanding a higher price than the competition.

[@GlycerinZ]

I've been using Logi wheels since 2012.. all three have been flawless

[@JL-cn1qi]

Not really a fair comparisen they're 2 different price classes. Both decent wheels for sure. You're not buying junk. I wouldn't buy the T300 with the standard pedals if you're not planing on upgrading those in the future. The G29 is a great total package. Get the T300 GT version with the better pedals as a total package. If you are looking for a lower price class then these 2 the Thrustmaster T150 is a good wheel aswell for its price. None of those packages will hold you back racing they all have a good enough FFB to make you feel the car move around. Depends on you budget, you get what you pay for but none of those 3 options are a scam and will deffenatly allow you to have great fun racing. Note that the T150 does not have a hard mount option but the clamps do a good job and Thrustmaster will send you a new one for free if you do manage to break one. Just make sure to take a picture of you recite to include in the Email you send them. Might take them a while but thrustmaster will send you new bits for free long after the 2 year warenty passed if you can show them that recite.

[@kevinharkness2108]

Yea, i dont understand why they're always comparing the g29 with the t300. On Amazon the g29 with the 3 pedal base and shifter is €200 and the equivalent t300 rig is €600! Obviously most people think the t300 feels better. An upgrade to a t300 setup at that price is too risky for me given the reliability issues I've seen on u tube. I could afford to replace a broken g29 rig but not a t300 if their warrantys had run out.

[@freddafishy]

Great review video. I like how you kept it quick and simple while also touching on topics/aspects I have not seen elsewhere. Well done.

[@turntotruth_]

Most people aren’t serious enough to spend such large amounts the G29 is an amazing piece of kit for someone who’s going to casually play

[@Shumayal]

I bought the Logitech G920 and I miss the Rev lights. Logitech wins hands down due to price and the clutch!

[@mbrsart]

Broke my G27 trying to mod it, so I'm currently bidding on a T300RS. I'd get one brand new, but they're way overpriced on Amazon due to the pandemic.

[@DaniMacYo]

I have the G29 with Shifter and it’s good, but I can feel that grinding when steering the others appear much smoother. I’d much prefer that smoother and more precise steering input. If I wanted to break the bank I’d go with Thrusmaster or Fanatec stuff. But because I’ve come from controller to wheel since December 2018 I’ll stay with g29 for now as it’s still new and I’m still new to wheels.

[@kutanah]

is the grinding really that bad? for me the t300 is gonna be like another 100$ for the same things I get with the g29. If it’s too bad I may have to reconsider my g29 choice though

[@DaniMacYo]

moik Personally it’s fine It’s not really a grind I think, it’s just the older technology when you turn it has a different feel than the others. Like it feels not as smooth but it’s still smooth. I know I’m not making any sense it’s hard to explain. I’m doing really when with it. After 6 months. Basically when you turn your wheel in real life when sitting still it’s kinda like that feeling. But obviously not as hard 😁 the other wheels from what I’ve read just feel a little more looser Because the technology it’s more newer. But the g29 is still a great wheel, very reliable compared to the others, and it’s more affordable and also has great pedals. You have to spend more money to get great pedals on the other brands. G29 works great with Gran turimso, F1, Assetto Corsa and Iracing. It’s okay with Project cars but you need to find some good settings because project cars 2 is different for each car. Watch more reviews if you need to. A lot of people love the g29. Also something to keep in mind, if you use the g29 on PS4 I find automatic calibration it’s always as good. Basically when you plug it into PS4 it automatically calibrates it. What I do is, once I’m in the game I’m playing, I switch to ps3 mode ( a little button on top of the wheel rim. Let the wheel spin, Then switch back to PS4 mode the wheel will spin faster when calibrating. Then you know you’ve done it. Normally it’s a slower spin. Also if you play Assetto Corsa don’t switch to PS3/PS4 mode for that game it doesn’t work let the game do it automatically. It does it as soon as you turn it on. For other games it’s okay to calibrate yourself.

[@Jaingaming128]

Dani since how many years u r using g29 ?

[@DaniMacYo]

@@Jaingaming128 I’ve used for 1 and half years then I upgraded to CSL Elite, with Loadcell pedals and 1.5v shifter. I’ve been using Fanatec for nearly 2 years now.

[@oskarmihalovic3903]

i writing this for someone who want to buy a wheel and proly dont know what is he buying, now in start i would say go T300rs if you want to play sim race, if you want to play mostly games like bus sim, or Euro/American truck sim, or Mud Runner , or games thats are less simulators the Logitech g29 would be good, i bought Logitech g27 2 years ago and as any other logitech have the "down" side is that center FFB looseness that i didnt notice in beginning, now i avoid race games cos i have that loose center and hate it so much that cost me ton of nerves and i quit instantly. OK so if you are not "perfectionist" like me and wont spending more money go for G29, but if have money (or spare some) jump over Logitech and go T300rs or even T500rs

[@RX93akhrouk]

Hi there. good review .I have been curious about T300... how about wheel stand that you use? is it firmly and stable??

[@sdrawkcabmodnar]

I started w/ a ferrari wheel that was like 360 degrees rotation on nfsmw - decent, no ffb made it weird to look back on 2nd was G25 setup, probably my favorite memories playing games was with that despite how limited it was in terms of performing. Like u said, BULLETPROOF, i still have it somewhere. 3rd im now on a T300 RS Wheel base w/ MOMO Italy custom rim, custom ebrake, g25 shifter (cus fuck ya 6spd/seq), t3pa pedals & a wheel stand pro

[@Huseyin0625]

Bought a new g29 + shifter and after a week of use, i now have a squeaking noise when turning left :/

[@miscu2542]

It happens to me too! Anyways, don't worry, i own a g29 since about december 2018 and I always had this squeaking noise, like a not properly lubed gear, but the wheel always worked fine and without any problem. One big issue I have is the pedals potentiometers.... they get dirty too soon if you don't use them everyday. For the squeaking noise, try to check if it still squeak when heated up a bit ;)

[@TheBoostedDoge]

I know this is an old comment but don't worry it's very common. Try turning the wheel lock to lock a few time while it's not plugged in and the squeak will go away

[@mrcontroversy222]

Helical gear drive. The t300rs is gear and belt. Way faster and smoother.

[@Vik4o0]

@@miscu2542 is your wheel still fine? because i have a friend who got it in 2017 march, and on 2020 Oct it broke..

[@yungsoup4280]

I have the Logitech G920 and i’ve loved it so far i would recommend doing the “brake mod” to it so you can press the brake easier

[@xxTICxxTOCxx]

You're supposed to adjust the brake dead zone in each game so that the car locks up where the pedal is solid, it replicates a car's hydraulic brake system, thus providing a solid, real feeling, brake pedal, not a gamie thing like the brake pedal on the T300 two pedal set, which is garbage. Honestly, the brake pedal on the Logitech wheel sets is one of their strongest features, and I cringe every time I hear someone recommend removing the block.

[@tannerjohnson1326]

Kerminator do you recommend I get it from Best Buy? It’s $200 right now

[@gittyupalice96]

I choose Logitech, because if I spend any more money than that I can start buying things like springs and sway bars for my car and have a faster car lol... . I've seen some of these sim set ups online where I literally don't understand why people don't just build a real race car.

[@Kromush1995]

Which one should I get? I play only ETS 2, don't want a shifter and probably if I'd play other driving games, would use kbd.. but for ets especially, which one should i get?

[@Smulikek]

Great review, as a G29 owner I agree with your opinions.

[@FeltHat]

not everyone is fan of outlets etc but you can find t300 for a g29 price this way (i managed to find t300 alcantara edition for 20$ more than new g29)

[@arkter9568]

2 years after this video and in my country the g29 is basically the same price as the t300rs gt and the g923 is 100 euros more than the t300rs gt

[@ciliobem696]

Can I use the T300 GT version on PS4 with F1 2019?

[@randomcallsign]

Yes

[@desof1__843]

@@randomcallsign t300 gt or g29?

[@ossi3491]

@@desof1__843 T300 gt ;)

[@emiliotriunfo2310]

👌🏼 review ! Any news about the TM 300 rs gt editon? I’m going to use it on a PS4 with GT sport

[@randomcallsign]

same wheel different (better) pedals

[@marmitaa8619]

I feel like it is just luck... some say the t300 broke within 3 months and other have it 2 years and still works perfectly... EDIT: Got the T300rs and must say it's an amazing wheel.

[@AreRiz]

yo, whats the status, wheel still fine?

[@marmitaa8619]

@@AreRiz Yes, i guess i'm one the lucky ones. Even put a bigger wheel on it, the Sparco rally wheel. Works like a charm.

[@AreRiz]

@@marmitaa8619 thx for feedback, i think im gonna get it

[@orbit6881]

@@marmitaa8619 how is it in 2021 bro ? I guess you get the feeling that some product are unreliable because there are only negative comments out there. You know what I mean ?

[@marmitaa8619]

@@orbit6881 It's still working very good and i've played on it alot even with different larger wheels on it almost daily. I think people just aren't carefull with their stuff. I would say go for it man it's a awesome wheel and i never had a problem with it.

[@anzezibert4749]

all of you haters on the g29- you gotta give it one thing. The stock wheel rim feels MUCH better than the stock thrustmaster's because of its leather. Just pointing it out.

[@jordancastro5700]

@5:40 look at that baby!

[@tireshredder4208]

My G27 pedals are terrible in terms of reliability, the potentiometers are constantly an issue and are not easy to find replacements for in my country, the wheel is perfect other than it being super loud when driving on kerbs and rough surfaces