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Mar 4, 2024 · Logitech Driving Force EX review. Logitech have become the name to watch in game steering wheels - but can this cut-price model live up to its predecessors?
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Engineered for the perfect driving experience with dual-motor force feedback, stainless steel paddle shifters and hand stitched leather wheel. Adjustable floor pedals let you accelerate, brake and change gears with the feel of an actual car.
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I've found old Logitech Driving Force ones, amongst others, ranging from ~10 to ~30 euros. However, I don't get the differences between all the models as they have almost the same name: Driving Force EX (10 euros) Driving Force (20 euros, blue) Driving Force Wireless (15 euros, PS3)
Feb 22, 2023 · The Logitech Driving Force EX is an older device that was released for the PS2, but don't let its age fool you. It's still a fantastic budget entry level device that offers an authentic driving experience at a fraction of the cost of more modern wheels.
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May 14, 2023 · The Logitech Force EX are a series of racing wheels released by Logitech since April 2005. The Force EX are essentially designed to be a replacement model to the original Driving Force. They have 180-degree or steering angle, single-motor-gear-driven force feedback, built-in table clamp, and a 2-pedal pedal set.