Logitech gaming accessories can make your gaming more immersive and more fun. They create technology like gaming mice and controllers that deliver smoother game play, faster more accurate reactions, and closer to real-life engagement in a game. Which one is more fun to use to play F1 2020, a game deemed to by our gaming editor Jon Scarr to be, “one of the most authentic sports racing simulations out on the market”: a standard game controller … a mouse … or the new Logitech G923 True Force Racing Wheel? Enter this contest and you might win one and find out for yourself.

Video game accessories can be the difference between winning and losing

Playing to win and playing “just for fun” can be the same thing with the right tools for the game. It’s just logical that if you use the same gaming tech for every game, you are likely not going to be the best at all of them. This is especially true when you consider racing games. Real cars are not driven with sticks and buttons for a reason: steering wheels and pedals are more efficient, allow you to react more smoothly and more accurately, and you won’t get in as many accidents.

Video game racing is more immersive and feels more real with Logitech racing wheels

Logitech keeps improving their gaming accessories. This is most evident in the newest racing wheel the G923. Not only does the wheel feel great in your hands, and the pedals respond like you’d expect for accelereting, braking, and shifting, but with the introduction of TRUEFORCE technology you now have a more accurate feel for the road than ever before.

The movie “Ford versus Ferrari” did a great job of describing the feeling of racing, epitomized by repeating the line, “There’s a point at 7,000 RPMs where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. It disappears.” A video game like F1 2020, or Project Cars 3 can partially capture the feeling of racing with great audio and visuals. However, you won’t get a feeling of oneness with the car and surroundings without being able to feel the drive. TRUEFORCE is a new technology that game creators are starting to add to their new racing games. Built into the G923, TRUEFORCE lets you feel the bumps and contours of the road, the shimmy in the front end at top speeds, and the splatter of gravel when the car in front of you spins out of control. So with the Logitech G923 racing wheel, you will have the newest tech to get the most from the newest games!

Racing games and the technology to play them have never been this realistic. Enter this contest and if you win the Logitech G923 your racing ability will take leaps forward—and you’ll never look back.

How to enter

Entering this contest is easy but you can only enter once. In a comment below, tell us each of these things:

  1. which console would you connect this prize to: PS/Xbox/PC
  2. what game will you play first with this prize
  3. what do you like most about this prize

So a valid entry would look like this: PC … F1 2020 … buttons at my fingertips so I can keep my eyes on the road.

What you can win

At the end of this contest we will select two winners and one will receive the Logitech G923 True Force Racing Wheel for PlayStation 4/PC and the other will receive the Logitech G923 True Force Racing Wheel for Xbox One/PC.

This contest runs from Sept 17 to Sept 30th.

Remember you can only enter once. However, you know your friends will share their tech with you so tell them to enter too because if they win, so do you!

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Good Luck!

Martin Renaud
Martin Renaud
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Martin loves working with the talented editors and writers on the Best Buy Blog as Editor-in-Chief. During his spare time he is either working on his next novel, cooking up a masterpiece in the kitchen, or adding some smart tech to his new home on Mayne Island in British Columbia.
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  10. PS4 (PS5 too hopefully!)

    Gran Turismo Sport for now, GT7 in the future.

    I’ve heard this system has especially good feedback!

  19. PC, Project Cars 2, Way to many good options, but the ability to reposition the pedal faces for heel-toe driving stands out.

  21. which console would you connect this prize to: PS
    what game will you play first with this prize: Dark Souls 3
    what do you like most about this prize: I like how it makes the games feel more interactive

  24. I would use it on PlayStation 4 and I would play Forza so I could feel the feedback of bumps, turns, smashing.
    It would be awesome.

  26. 1. Xbox One
    2. Forza Horizon with my friends who have wheels already
    3. I’ve heard really good thing about Logitechs technology in their wheels. The way the car seems to talk to you through the wheel. It also is super nice to look at, its a really good looking piece of hardware.

  39. 1) Xbox One
    2) Any racing game (Mario, Grand Tourismo & whatever other games I can find)
    3) Thank you for the opportunity of winning. What I like most about this one is that when you’re connected to the game, you want to feel like you’re in the real driver’s seat. Virtual driving using the Logitech G923 TRUEFORCE racing wheel, can provide me with the “real driving experience”.

  41. Bonjour/Hi !. Super thanks for yet another contest.

    1. PC
    2. Grand Turismo
    3. Trueforce so that it feels like I am actually racing a car !.

    • 1. Xbox One/PC (one day a series x)
      2. BeamNG.Drive (PC – do yourself a favour and youtube it), Forza Horizons 3&4, Burnout Paradise and Ace Combat 7…j/k for the last one but seriously force feedback for flight sims anyone?
      3. Excited to experience the increased immersion of TrueForce and a physical steering wheel instead of a gamepad!!!

  46. Would connect this to my PS4 (Possibly 5), on whatever the latest racing game is at the time. The somewhat realistic driving feeling it would give

  47. 1) PS5!
    2) Grand Tourismo!
    3) TRUEFORCE lets you feel the bumps and contours of the road, the shimmy in the front end at top speeds, and the splatter of gravel when the car in front of you spins out of control!

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