Forza Horizon 6 for PC and Xbox comes out next week (the PS5 edition comes later). This is the perfect excuse for you to finally upgrade from a controller to a bona fide racing wheel. For a limited time, Amazon Resale is offering a used “Like New” Logitech G923 Trueforce Racing Wheel and Pedal Set for PC and Xbox for just $184.79 with free shipping after an extra 20% discount that’s automatically applied. It normally retails for $350 new, although it’s currently on sale for $280.
Amazon Resale (formerly Warehouse) is Amazon’s official account for used goods. The products are sorted by condition, with “Like New” being the best. All Resale items get the same 30-day return policy as buying new.
50% Off Logitech G923 Trueforce Racing Wheel and Pedals Set
Used “Like New” Condition
Logitech G923 Racing Wheel and Pedals (PC, Xbox)
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The G923 is Logitech’s mainstream racing wheel that replaces the venerable G920/G29 racing wheels. New to the G923 is TrueForce technology, which offers more precise haptic feedback than the previous Driving Force tech. The force feedback really adds to the immersion, especially compared to a gampad controller; if you want something remarkably better, you’d have to shell out a lot more money for a direct-drive or belt-driven wheel, like Logitech’s own $1,000 G Pro.
Other than TrueForce, the G923 is nearly identical to the G29 (PlayStation) racing wheel. It features a hand-stitched leather racing wheel with 900 degrees of rotation, sturdy metal base, durable steel ball bearings in the shaft, gear-driven dual-force motor feedback, stainless shifter and pressure sensitive pedals. The Driving Force Shifter is a compatible add-on that features a solid steel gear shaft and 6-speed short-throw gearbox.
Forza Horizon 6 Is Out on Tuesday, May 19
Forza Horizon 6 (PC, Xbox)
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Forza Horizon 6 is out on Tuesday, May 19, but Luke Reilly already gave it a well-deserved 10/10 “Masterpiece” review. The latest iteration of the open-world arcade racing franchise will allow you to traverse the varied vistas of Japan, from the snowswept mountainous paths of the Japanese Alps to the concrete jungle of the Tokyo Expressway. The game will launch with 550 cars for you to customize and tweak, and dozens of single-player and online challenges for you to flex your skill, including the return of the Eliminator battle royale mode.
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