Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Shifter Bundle Hits Record Low at $155.99

Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Shifter Bundle Hits Record Low at $155.99
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Woot — Amazon's deal-focused storefront — is selling an open-box Logitech G29 Racing Wheel and Pedal Set bundled with the Logitech G Driving Force Shifter for $155.99 after applying coupon code LOGITECH22 at checkout. That's 60% off the normal $380 price, and reportedly the lowest this bundle has ever been listed.

Both items are open-box in like-new condition and come with a 90-day Woot warranty. Amazon Prime members get free shipping; everyone else pays $4.99. The G29 is compatible with PS5 and PC, and the bundle includes the full pedal set alongside the six-speed shifter. Key hardware highlights: a hand-stitched leather wheel with 900 degrees of rotation, gear-driven dual-motor force feedback, stainless steel pedals, and steel ball bearings in the shaft. The G29 also has LED shift lights on the spokes that climb progressively with in-game RPMs, plus a customizable rotary knob for functions like traction control or brake bias — features the Xbox-oriented G920 variant skips.

The G29 has long sat at the top of the budget-to-mid-range sim racing market. If you want meaningfully better force feedback, you're looking at belt-driven or direct-drive wheels — Logitech's own G Pro direct-drive starts at $1,000 — so at this price the G29 remains the most sensible entry point into proper sim racing hardware. It's a natural companion for Gran Turismo on PS5 or, on PC, the recently released Forza Horizon 6, which IGN's Luke Reilly awarded a 10/10, praising its open-world set across Japan with 550 cars and a returning Eliminator battle royale mode.

The deal is live now on Woot, but open-box stock tends to move fast. If you've been on the fence about upgrading from a gamepad, this is about as low as this hardware realistically gets.

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