Antonline via eBay has Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals (Open Box, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC) on sale for $129.99. Shipping is free.
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Antonline via eBay has Logitech G920 Driving Force Racing Wheel & Pedals (Open Box, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PC) on sale for $129.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter tDames for finding this deal.
Open box: An item in excellent, new condition with no wear. The item may be missing the original packaging or protective wrapping, or may be in the original packaging but not sealed. The item includes original accessories. The item may be a factory second. See the seller's listing for full details and description.
About this deal:
Please see the original post for additional details & give the forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
G920 doesn't support Playstation, I think you need the G29 or G923 model.
I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns <g>.
G920 doesn't support Playstation, I think you need the G29 or G923 model.I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty. I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns .
G920 doesn't support Playstation, I think you need the G29 or G923 model.
I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns .
When I used it with xbox, the wheel often resets itself in the middle of the night. Imagine the fun. I just always unplug it after use.
G920 doesn't support Playstation, I think you need the G29 or G923 model.
I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns <g>.
Yes, if you want one that's compatible with the PS4 or PS5, you'll need the G29. Keep in mind, there's two different versions of the G923 - one is compatible for the Xbox and the other is for the Playstation. They both share the exact same model # of G923 so just make sure you're buying the version you want.
Also, for those saying the wheel re-adjusts when you turn on/wake up your PC, that's just what it does. There's really no way around it.
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I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns <g>.
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I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns .
I got in on this G920 deal earlier this month from same dealer (same price). Item arrived in a reg shipping box with brown paper as the packing cushion for the wheel and pedals. You do not get the original box. Condition wise, the wheel and pedals were in good shape, abit a little dusty.
I'm still getting the feel of this (playing on a PC). Couple of things that irks me -
1. Every time I boot up or wake up my PC, the wheel will self-adjust. Scared the heck out of me the first time. Only way to prevent that is to unplug the wheel power. I read this might be due to USB port used. I tried plugging it into my USB 3.0 and 2.0, and behavior is the same.
2. I haven't found the best setting to prevent oversteer. I played with lowering my Steering Rotation/Degrees of Rotation (DOR) but still hit the walls on turns <g>.
Also, for those saying the wheel re-adjusts when you turn on/wake up your PC, that's just what it does. There's really no way around it.
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