but you see the same issue across all force feedback racing wheels. The Fanatec Gran Turismo DD Pro’s pedals are also positioned as a sort-of starter set that you might want to upgrade in future.

If you’re the type to geek out on sim racing setups though, then the Fanatec, with all of its swappable wheels, pedals, and accessories, is probably the better pathway for you. Regardless of ...

We've also just had some new options from Logitech come in, and with Fanatec ... wheels costing no more than $120-$150 / £120-£150. That amount should get you a nice set of pedals, a comfortable ...

Fanatec's roots can be traced to 1997 when most racing wheels and pedals were poor-quality replicas of race car components.

The pedal offering here is particularly strong ... feedback wheels like Logitech’s G923, and direct drive wheels like Moza and Fanatec’s similarly priced CSL 5Nm and R5 bundles, respectively.