Logitech has announced a range of new sim racing hardware, including four new steering wheels, a new RS wheel hub and quick release, plus an RS shifter and handbrake. Here are all details.
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Logitech has just hosted its Logi Play event and as part of this event, they have announced a whole range of new sim racing hardware. The new Logitech sim racing products include four new steering wheels, a brand new RS wheel hub, a new quick release, plus an RS shifter and handbrake.
This is a lot of new products for Logitech, especially since we haven’t seen a new sim racing product from them since the launch of the Logitech G Pro racing wheel and pedal set.
In this guide, I’ll show you each new product, along with its price and compatibility with current Logitech sim racing hardware.
The new products include a brand new RS range. This lineup of “Racing Series” products is designed to expand upon the great foundation that Logitech created with its first direct drive racing wheel.
Logitech’s new RS products will be directly compatible with the Pro racing wheel, and can be used with older Logitech racing wheels using the Logitech G Racing Adapter. These new Logitech sim racing products include;
Logitech also announced an official partnership with racing manufacturer MOMO. This partnership combines one of the most iconic motorsport brands with one of the biggest gaming brands.
As part of this partnership, two brand-new steering wheel rims, the Logitech SIM GT320 and SIM GT-Racer 290, are available for purchase. They are directly compatible with the new Logitech RS wheel hub.
The CEO of MOMO, Massimo Ciocca, shared the following about MOMO’s partnership with Logitech, “We are proud to collaborate with Logitech G, bringing together the unmatched legacy of MOMO in motorsports with the cutting-edge innovation of Logitech G. This union of two excellence-driven brands is poised to set a new standard for sim racers, delivering a product that is deeply rooted in racing tradition yet perfectly crafted for modern-day competition“.
One of the biggest surprises about this release of the new Logitech RS product range is the incredibly accessible pricing. Below is the price for the Racing Series products in the United States.
| Product | Price | |
|---|---|---|
 | RS Wheel Hub | $129.99 (PC) / $149.99 (Xbox/PC) |
 | RS Track Wheel | $69.99 |
 | RS Round Wheel | $69.99 |
 | RS Shifter & Handbrake | $149.99 |
 | RS QR Adapter | $59.99 |
 | MOMO SIM GT 320 | $199.99 |
 | MOMO SIM GT-RACER 290 | $199.99 |
All of the newly announced Logitech RS products are available to buy from the 17th September 2024 in the United States, and shortly after in different regions.
You can hit the track with any of the new Racing Series products on your Logitech G Pro racing wheel. The wheel hubs feature the Logitech quick release, connecting it directly to a Pro wheel.
You must ensure that you buy the correct version of the RS wheel hub, as there is an Xbox version and a separate PS5 version. You should match the console compatibility with your Logitech G Pro wheel to enable full compatibility.
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Unfortunately, you cannot use the new RS wheel hub with the older Logitech G923 racing wheel. However, you can use the handbrake and shifter with the G923.
You can get both an Xbox and a PlayStation version of the RS wheel hub. Choosing the right wheel hub will allow you to use the new RS wheels on your console of choice.
Rich is the co-founder, and one of the main F1 setup creators and content writers for SimRacingSetups. With over a decade of experience as a graphic designer, marketing director, competitive sim racer and avid motorsport fan, Rich founded SimRacingSetup.com to share his passion and knowledge of sim racing and Formula 1 with other sim racers. Regularly writes for sim racing website SimRaceReviews.com
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