LogitechG Farm Simulator Heavy Equipment Bundle (2nd Generation), Steering Wheel Controller for Farm Simulation 2025 (and Previous Versions), Wheel, Pedals, Vehicle Side Panel Control Deck for PC

This product is high quality and very functional, but the price is a bit steep for what you get.For reference, I also have the Logitech/Saitek Flight Sim Switch Panel, which costs about 80 USD. This panel costs ~150 USD, a huge price difference.Now, this panel is better for convenience: instead of needing to interface with 3rd party software like the Switch Panel to use it for non-sim games, this panel by default uses standard key inputs (~30 new inputs total, listed as Button x) which makes it VERY easy to use for any game when setting keybinds. The Switch Panel, by comparison, needs a 3rd party software such as DCSFlightPanels to be used outside of plane sims, and even then, it can only emulate keystrokes, meaning it adds no extra keys to your computer to be used (i.e. it can only mimic standard keyboard buttons).As for physical quality, however, the Switch Panel takes the cake. For just about half as much money, you get far higher quality switches that feel much more premium and satisfying to use. The switches on this farming panel are more like standard, shallow buttons (albeit clicky/high quality) than actual switches that you would imagine in a heavy work vehicle. The addition of a joystick and the presence of far more buttons is a good advantage over the Switch Panel, but each button is less satisfying than Logitech's other switch panels.Overall, it's a good choice for sheer practicality - if you want more potential keybinds, with the addition of a high quality joystick, as well as a neat aesthetic, then this is a good choice. If you just want some satisfying, high quality switches to fiddle with or mimic key presses, look at getting Logitech's Flight Sim Switch Panel instead, as it's cheaper and better built.Recommended!

Well... Since I'm the first guy reviewing a product (even tho this one isn't really new), I'll try to be as descriptive as I can with pictures to help as well.The store pictures don't do it justice. It looks like 'cheap' plastic buy Logitech has done a good job in making it really solid. Nice strong, plastic doesn't give with force.The buttons are single press, the green and blue are also press switches, which is somewhat dissapionting given the intended look but the bigger surface area is quite nice.The colored plastic (buttons) can move slightly but for the most part, stay in place. 0 chance of them coming loose.All buttons function the same way.The wheel bottom left is a giant scroll wheel. It also can be clicked. The Click is VERY sensitive. You have to move the wheel with Care otherwise you'll click it while flicking it.Finally the last 2 button on the, more or less, micro stick/flightstick/what-have-you.Red button is a button. Grey is an on/off switch for the joystick.The clamp, despite being all plastic, is extremely good. Nice and beefy. 4 rubber pads on top and one of the bottom pad. Tighten until snug and it won't move for nothing.Cable is medium length, about 2 arm's length, USB 2.0.For Logitech gaming hub support. I can't seem to get it to work. When plugged in, windows will recognize it as 'saitek', even tho they have been bought by Logitech ages ago. Games like Elite Dangerous and Euro/American Truck Sim will recognize it and allow you to bind everything to pretty much anything.I'm a bit sad Hub Isnt working, wanted to convert the thing to a macro hub, but for working out the box, solid clamp and exterior, and a joystick, it's a nice way to quickly add some extra bindings to a game.

Was a little worried when buying but wow works great for farming simulator and American truck simulator

First, this unit really enhances your farming sym experience once you get it working, but as I stated above the configuration process can be painful. Logitech does not provide any useful documentation on how to get this set up and the device is NOT supported by their gaming software. That said, you can at least test and confirm everything is working by right clicking on the driver and selecting properties. While there are a few buttons that work by default when connecting this to either a PC or a PS4(I have both) the default functionality leaves most buttons unused with the exception of the joy stick which does work on both gaming platforms out of the box and is a JOY to use when working with front loaders and the like. To get other buttons working you need to either go into the pre-game options menus or reconfigure the default key bindings in game. This needs to be done VERY carefully but once you get the hang of it is actually quite easy. Basically you have to go into the key binding section, then switch from keyboard to the controller option and then click on a default command that you want to rebind. After pressing enter or the A button on your controller a small box pops up. When this happens press the key you want to use on the side panel and move on to the next command and repeat. When you have finished be sure to save your binding changes. Note, be careful not to replace the default controller bindings as this will lead to big problems later. When you are editing the bindings after switching from keyboard to controller binding options, you should see at least two columns of commands. One column will have the default bindings and the other can be used to bind an alternative on your side panel or actually any other device that is configured. One last comment I have tested this unit on both platforms using both a Logitech G25, a G29 and a G929 and all three worked just fine, but have to admit I liked the G25 the most because of the extra 6 buttons on the wheel but basically all have the same feel in game. It is worth mentioning that while FS19 supports wheels, it does not provide any in-game force feedback, so the wheels are basically in their default state. Also if you have shifters as I do they are not supported by default in the game but there are mods that add support if you take the time to edit the bindings again.Last, while I do like this unit once it was configured correctly, I will mention that it is not very well made and does not have the same level of quality as other Logitech products. That said it does work well enough if you are willing to put up with manually rebinding all 28 of its keys(leave the joy stick bindings alone!!!)

Great Christmas present! My son loved this! Works great!