Logitech's G29 racing wheel is now selling for $138 refurbished through the company's official eBay storefront, a sharp cut from its $330 retail price. The deal arrives as Forza Horizon 6 launches on PC and Xbox, giving sim racers a fresh reason to ditch the controller for something more serious.
The refurbished unit includes a one-year Logitech warranty, a meaningful step above the typical three to six month coverage on recertified hardware, though slightly shorter than the two-year guarantee on new models.
For anyone still gripping a DualSense or standard gamepad, the G29 represents a solid entry point into wheel-based racing without the premium price tag. The wheel itself packs genuine craftsmanship: a hand-stitched leather rim with 900 degrees of rotation, a steel base, ball bearings in the shaft, and dual-motor force feedback that creates convincing road resistance and impact simulation. Pressure-sensitive pedals round out the setup.
The G29's force feedback delivers authentic immersion for arcade-style racing, though drivers chasing ultimate realism would need to invest substantially more in direct-drive or belt-driven alternatives like Logitech's $1,000 G Pro model.
PC users get a particular advantage over Xbox counterparts. The G29 includes programmable LED shift lights mounted on the wheel spokes that illuminate progressively as engine RPMs climb during gameplay, plus a customizable rotary knob for adjusting in-game settings on the fly. The Xbox version, the G920, lacks these refinements.
Forza Horizon 6 has already earned critical acclaim since launch. IGN gave the open-world racer a 10 out of 10 review, praising its exploration of Japan across varied terrain from alpine peaks to Tokyo's urban highways. The game ships with 550 vehicles to customize and a mix of single-player and competitive challenges, including the Eliminator battle royale mode.
For PC gamers ready to upgrade, the G29 at this price undercuts most quality alternatives in its segment and remains one of the strongest wheels available below $150.
Author Emily Chen: "This is the rare deal that actually makes sense for timing, pairing a genuinely capable wheel with a game that just gave reviewers reason to care about console racing again."
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