Logitech G Driving Force Shifter

Overview

The Logitech 941-000119 is a dedicated gear shifter designed to complement Logitech G29, G920, and G923 racing wheel setups. It offers a six-speed H-pattern gearbox with a push-down reverse gear, replicating the feel of a real manual transmission. Crafted with a steel gear shaft and hand-stitched leather knob and boot, this shifter enhances immersion and durability for serious sim racers and enthusiasts alike.

Key features

• Six-speed H-pattern gearbox that allows precise and realistic manual shifting for an authentic driving experience
• Push-down reverse gear that mimics the action found in street-legal performance cars, adding to the realism
• Steel gear shaft construction provides solid feedback and long-lasting strength during intense racing sessions
• Hand-stitched leather knob and boot offer a premium feel while resisting wear over time
• Integrated clamps secure the shifter firmly to desks, tables, or full-size cockpit rigs, preventing movement during aggressive shifts
• Compatible with Logitech G29, G920, and G923 wheel bases, ensuring seamless integration
• Works across PlayStation, Xbox, and PC platforms, allowing you to use the same shifter regardless of your gaming system

Key specs

• Gearbox type: Six-speed H-pattern with push-down reverse
• Gear shaft material: Steel
• Knob and boot material: Hand-stitched leather
• Compatibility: Logitech G29, G920, G923 wheel bases
• Platform support: PlayStation, Xbox, PC
• Mounting: Two integrated clamps for secure attachment

Connectivity and compatibility

The shifter connects directly to compatible Logitech wheel bases, making setup quick and straightforward. Its broad platform support means you can switch between PlayStation, Xbox, and PC without needing additional adapters or hardware. This flexibility suits users who race on multiple systems or upgrade their setups over time.

Ideal uses and environments

This gear shifter is well suited for sim racers who want to practice manual transmission techniques such as heel-and-toe downshifting. It fits naturally into home cockpit rigs or desk setups where a realistic shifting experience enhances immersion. Whether competing on detailed race tracks or enjoying casual open-world driving games, it adds tactile engagement that paddle shifters cannot provide.