Versus: Thrustmaster T128 vs Logitech G29
Two of the cheapest active force feedback sets out there and certainly worth looking into from a budget perspective. An in-depth comparison between both these starter steering wheel sets.
00:00:05 Introduction
00:00:16 Design
00:02:28 Build quality
00:03:22 Technology
00:04:36 Performance
00:06:57 Software
00:07:23 Compatibility
00:07:42 Upgrade path & eco-system
00:08:27 Availability and price
00:09:02 Conclusion
#versus #logitech #g29 #t128 #thrustmaster
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I bought the t128 last Black Friday for BRL1000. It was a discount of BRL600 and that's a lot around here. G29/920 costs BRL 1600 ~ 1900... For someone who had made their own steering wheel and pedals, using Arduino, then I think it was a good deal. I am competitive, in due proportion, in online AC/iracing
@SimulatedDrivingResource
17 күн бұрын
Enjoy the drive friend.💙
Will the t128 be a big (or at least decently noticeable) upgrade from t80?
@SimulatedDrivingResource
Ай бұрын
Yes. There is the difference in technology. The t80 does not feature force feedback while the t128 does and that makes a world of difference. If there is a bit more budget, I would advise to look at second hand sites, you can get a T248 for around 30-40€ more. The steering wheel feels much better in hand, the ffb is much stronger and the pedals are absolutely 10 times better than t128
Hey dude. would you be able to do a video on the Moza R3 situation? It was announced 8 months ago and was supposed to go on sale last year. The release date keeps moving and the official line is Microsoft certification. But no one seems to be willing to actually talk about the situation not least Moza themselves. So many people are sitting waiting for this thing to come out as its a huge upgrade from a logitech g920 or Thrustmaster tmx for Xbox.
@SimulatedDrivingResource
2 ай бұрын
Not sure what I can add to that info. I found MOZA are not the most open in communication. 🙄
@robertcarr4172
2 ай бұрын
@SimulatedDrivingResource just to make more people aware of the situation. And to put pressure on ms and moza to actually release the thing
@SimulatedDrivingResource
2 ай бұрын
I will see if I can think of some sort of short to emphasize the issue.
@SimulatedDrivingResource
Ай бұрын
You asked sir? ;) kzread.info/dash/bejne/n2aI0rlwmtjal6g.html
@robertcarr4172
Ай бұрын
@SimulatedDrivingResource haha perfect vid!!!
Your reviews are coming at a really good time for me, gathering info for my first set up. I had considered these, but I'm gonna go for the T300 Rs Gt. I think that'll be more than enough for me, i can't justify paying for DD. Not yet, anyway. I'll see how hard the bug bites 😂 great video, sir!
@SimulatedDrivingResource
4 ай бұрын
The T300 is at this moment the most sensible choice for a starting wheel budget/performance wise for console. You made imo the best choice. Thank you for the kind words! 💙
@oohrah81
4 ай бұрын
@@SimulatedDrivingResource you're very welcome, videos like this are really helpful for us guys just starting out. I know it's pretty dated now, but seems like a solid starting point. Thanks again man 👍🏻
Thanks a lot, o sold my g29 some years ago after busy times on college and today i saw a great deal on this model. Based on your comparasion i decided to buy it to play assetto competizione and beamng.
@SimulatedDrivingResource
Ай бұрын
Enjoy the drive friend 💙
But even after months of using the t128 I was unable to configure the FFB. Either it becomes very weak and I can't feel much of the car and the track, or it becomes very strong, shaking everything, making a LOT of noise and tiring my hands in some laps.
@SimulatedDrivingResource
21 күн бұрын
Thats a bit of an issue when you have a limited force feedback strength and the major reason why people upgrade. While the T128 is very good to get a "taste" of sim-racing for a limited budget, the difference with the more higher end bases is significant due to the differentiation in force feedback.
@abakt
21 күн бұрын
@@SimulatedDrivingResource I will try to jump to moza in about 3 years. I know it won't make me a super pilot but I don't plan on having kids or dating, so for me it's perfect haha
@SimulatedDrivingResource
21 күн бұрын
@@abakt practice makes perfect my friend. But just dont forget to enjoy it too. 💙
I could be wrong, but from memory the T128 has between 2 and 2.5 nm 🤔 So almost the same power as the G29
@SimulatedDrivingResource
4 ай бұрын
Correct. I thought the G29 had just a bit more but not much.
@THESHADOW97139
4 ай бұрын
@@SimulatedDrivingResource At Logitech, the G29 is the one with the least... 2.1 nm
Quality video, very informative. Thank you
I can't wait to see you test the camus c12 😃
@SimulatedDrivingResource
4 ай бұрын
I cant yet publish anything about it but i am seriously impressed so far
@THESHADOW97139
4 ай бұрын
@@SimulatedDrivingResourceI suspect it and I can't wait to see a comparison with the new 15 nm fanatec dd+....but I really can't wait!!!😁😁
@SimulatedDrivingResource
4 ай бұрын
@@THESHADOW97139 i am sure Will Ford can help out with a comparison. For smaller shrimp like myself, buying that new Fanatec is a bit too expensive atm 😏
Those Thrustmaster pedals are revolting. why did they not just use the standard 2 pedal setup that comes with the t300 / TX? They have been around forever, so surely cannot be expensive to make
@SimulatedDrivingResource
2 ай бұрын
They needed an overhaul anyways to add the hall sensors but indeed. The design of the old T2pa just with hall sensors would have been better.
I had the g29 and it was horrible. It had TOO MUCH power and the center on the wheel was awful, it would just drift left/right and not dead center, too loose.