At the end of 2023, Logitech was at the top of our list for biggest disappointment of the year due to the lack of any sort of expansions for the G Pro Sim Racing line. While the G Pro 11Nm Direct drive wheel base and Load Cell pedals were very impressive, it has been hard to recommend them over other brands due to the lack of a wider ecosystem with no choice of wheels, no high end shifter or handbrake etc. This is particularly important for console users needing to have all peripherals plugged in via the wheel base.
Fast forward almost a year and it is with great excitement that we check out the RS (Racing Series) products from Logitech to see if they fill the gaps which held Logitech back from being one of the best options for Sim Racers looking for high quality and value for money in their console or PC based Sim Rig!
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Will Ford operates Boosted Media with his brother Tom and is the on-camera host and technical lead behind the channel’s sim racing hardware reviews.
With a background in electrical engineering, adult education, and automotives, he combines hands-on product evaluation with practical technical analysis and a passion for motorsport and sim racing to explain how sim racing hardware performs in the real world, and is one of the most experienced people on the planet when it comes to reviewing Sim Racing Hardware.
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Tom Ford operates Boosted Media with his brother Will and produces all Boosted Media sim racing videos and written articles. A true motorsport fanatic with a professional background in engineering and media, he works closely with Will across testing and analysis, turning extensive product evaluations into clear, practical reviews and buying advice for sim racers.