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Get 60% Off the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Shifter Bundle

Amazon-owned retail site Woot is offering a discount on the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Pedal Set alongside the Driving Force Shifter, dropping the price of the open-box bundle to $155.99 for customers who apply the 22% off…

Get 60% Off the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Shifter Bundle

Amazon-owned retail site Woot is offering a discount on the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Pedal Set alongside the Driving Force Shifter, dropping the price of the open-box bundle to $155.99 for customers who apply the 22% off coupon code LOGITECH22, according to the retailer’s active listing.

Logitech G29 Bundle Pricing and Hardware Specifications

The open-box hardware bundle normally retails for $380, representing a savings of approximately 60% off the standard price according to Woot listings. Amazon Prime members qualify for free standard shipping, while non-members incur a $4.99 delivery fee. All units ship in like-new open-box condition and include a 90-day Woot warranty.

The steering wheel features a hand-stitched leather grip with 900 degrees of rotation, a metal base, and steel ball bearings in the steering shaft. Force feedback is driven by a dual-motor system designed to simulate road resistance, complemented by stainless steel paddle shifters and pressure-sensitive floor pedals.

PlayStation G29 Versus Xbox G920 Feature Differences

For PC users choosing between console-branded variants, the PlayStation-focused G29 model includes integrated hardware features absent on the Xbox-compatible G920. The G29 features a strip of LED shift lights across the top of the steering wheel rim that illuminate progressively as in-game engine revolutions per minute (RPM) increase.

Get 60% Off the Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Shifter Bundle

Integration With Recent Racing Releases

IGN reviewer Luke Reilly awarded the game a 10/10 rating, describing the release as a masterpiece. Set across environments in Japan ranging from the Tokyo Expressway to the Japanese Alps, the title launches with a vehicle roster of 550 customizable cars and includes single-player events alongside online modes such as the returning Eliminator battle royale format.

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