Logitech G25 Racing Wheel

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Gamers want to feel more and more realism in their games.  The Logitech G25 Racing wheel gives gamers force feedback, metal pedals, shifting, and a hand-stitched leather wheel.

Control

• 900° Rotation: Go 2½ times around lock to lock, or switch to 200° to support standard games.
• Dual-Motor Force Feedback: Experience the silkiest, smoothest, most powerful force feedback yet. Feel every inch of the road for maximum control.
• Metal Gas and Brake Pedals: Get instant response with true-to-life pedals.
• 6 Speed Stick Shift: The first and only racing system with a true 6-speed stick shift for the ultimate in control. You can chose between sequential shifting or use F-1 style, wheel-mounted shifters.
• Hand-Stitched Leather: Keep your hands comfortable with this seamless 11-inch wheel.

System Requirements

•  PC with Pentium® processor or compatible
• 256 MB RAM
• 20 MB of available hard disk space
• CD-ROM drive
• USB port
• Windows® XP or Windows Vista™ or PlayStation®2 computer entertainment system
• Games that support Logitech® Force Feedback

Package Contents

•  Logitech® G25 Racing Wheel
• Shifter module
• Gas, brake, and clutch pedals
• Power supply
• Software CD-ROM
• User documentation
• 1-year limited warranty

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