Logitech G Farm Sim Controller - PC Gaming

super item.Mais la livraison par intelcom est vraiment exécrable . En plus de l'avoir plus tard il on livrer a la mauvaise maison malgré les instruction que je leur ai donné

Come fast and works good

I use this controller to play Farming Simulator 19 and 22 on PC through Steam, and overall, it works very well. I don’t use it heavily, so I can’t fully speak on long-term durability, but I’ve owned it since November 2024 and everything still functions like new. I take good care of my equipment and used to store it in the original box between uses. I recently bought a stand for it, so now it stays set up all the time. I purchased this bundle on sale. Personally, I wouldn’t buy it at full price—after taxes it was a little over $200. There are likely higher-quality options if you’re paying regular price. The plastic does feel somewhat cheap, but because I only use it occasionally, it hasn’t been an issue. It typically gets used for about a week every few months, so it doesn’t see heavy wear and tear. Overall, I do recommend it, especially if you can get it on sale. Side note, when the game Sonic Generations was being configured, it actually read the steering wheel and side panel as an input device! I didn’t use it, but I thought it was funny that I could have had I wanted to.

So far so, I have experience driving tractors in real life, and I found manipulating a front loader with the joystick is very close to real life feeling. Well done.

I bought this primarily for Farm Sim 22, and have played quite a few hours with it now before writing this. Overall, the side panel, wheel, and pedals in this form make a great addition to farming games, but they definitely have a few issues that have required me to work through them and caused some annoyance for me. The wheel and pedals are good, if a bit cheaply made. The wheel mounts firmly to the table and doesn't shake around when you are using it, and the joysticks and buttons are of a fair quality out of the gate. Its a spring loaded wheel, so it will return to center if let go of and the spring is strong and aggressive. It's made completely of slick plastic and has no rubberized or leathered coating on the wheel like their more premium options, which is something I miss a lot and will have to find a way to supplement. Mine came out of the box with about a 1% drift to the right which is noticeable if you turn the dead zones off in games, but can be accounted for with a slight dead zone and is not major enough for me to return the product. The knob is good enough, but feels like it may break off before the wheel finds the end of its life and everything is about 60% size for a normal vehicle. The pedals are very low pressure, which for a relaxing game like this i prefer over their heavy-weighted racing pedals like from the G923. No clutch, but I tend to drive with auto shift so I don't care much. The pedals biggest downside is their weight and grip. They feel almost toy like, and their light frame means they are easily pushed around if you have wooden floors. I find I have to keep my opposite foot on the foot rest to keep them in place, as otherwise they don't grab enough. Carpet might be better, I haven't tried. The side panel overall is very nice, and effectively exactly what I thought I was getting if a little smaller. The control stick is actually better than I expected, and most of the buttons and dials have a nice click or tactile feel to them when pushed. You also get a second set of joystick controls you can switch to, which have their own sensitivity and settings as well which is a super nice feature. My only issue that I have with this is the 13 button. For some reason, that button often interacts with programs outside of the game and causes problems. If I am listening to Spotify, this button will reverse the track each time it is pushed. If you don't have Spotify or chrome open, sometimes pushing 13 will open the steam launcher or another program you have in the background, switching out of the game window at the same time. The only way I have found to fix this is to manually unplug and reattach the USB connections for the device, which leads me to believe this could be fixed with a driver update or something. I have seen others complain about this online, so I am not the only one this has happened to. That leads me to my final issue. None of these peripherals connect to Logitech software like their G923 does, so there are no updates that I am aware of that could even be delivered. I was hoping to play around with the settings a bit, so I was definitely disappointed seeing this. This could have corrected the 13 issue as well, as I could've reassigned what that button was doing so that it didn't interfere with windows commands or whatever it is doing. Unfortunately, that means this thing has limited versatility to only the games that are interested in supporting it. However, I bought it for that purpose, so I am still rating it fairly highly with the hopes Logitech improves and releases and version 2.0 with no issues.