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Fanatec are generally seen as the default name for high end, high quality sim racing hardware. Forging forward with various products over the past decade that bring both automotive manufacturers into the world of sim racing while getting ever closer to the real racing experience. However, the price of entry to that experience has always Fast forward another five years and the G27 is still popular today as the racing package can be had for as little as $250, which is a bargain for a decent racing setup. The G27 is well known for its durability, quick force feedback and customizable button functions. The Logitech G27 and G29 are both less ‘notchy’ than the G25, and have the LED rev indicator that the granddad wheel lacks. Given the five years that have passed since the G27 arrived, the differences in the G29 are fairly minor.