Logitech RS50 | Settings and tips

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I am getting fed up with my G29, especially the pedal with the potentiometers that keeps on misbehaving: intermittent failure and messing up my drives....

So instead of waiting for a GT8 that may not happen for at least several years, I think I am now ready to pull the trigger on the RS50 setup.

Can you please advise me if this is a good price, or where I could get the best deal ?

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$1000 all included
Am I missing anything else ?
 
If you are not subscribed to their newsletter/didn't open account yet, I think you can get additional 15% discount code (I did). Also you can use additional youtuber code (kireth, geekstreet, stone - those worked last time I checked).
 
If you are not subscribed to their newsletter/didn't open account yet, I think you can get additional 15% discount code (I did). Also you can use additional youtuber code (kireth, geekstreet, stone - those worked last time I checked).
When I bought mine you couldn't stack codes, may be region dependent but Bluelight discount got me the best deal
 
I've bought RS50 wheelbase (PS5 compatible) + RS Pedals + table clamp for equivelent of 450$ march this year. With 2nd hand Pro wheel it was just under 600$ total. I regret not ordering RS Hub and clutch pedal back then.
 
I'm debating whether to sell my RS50 base and get a G Pro. Fairly cheap upgrade considering everything will swap over without additional cost. If Logi put out a base more powerful than the G Pro I'd be all over it. Maybe they will with Moza coming on the scene.
 
Am I right in thinking the Pro GT D rim will work on the RS50?
 
Correct. That's how I've been using it since march.
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Thank you. The deals on the Logitech website are crazy so I may have to bite the bullet and move from my Moza R5. I've got Logitech RS pedals and sequential shifter/handbrake so for the sake of eco system and running out of USB ports on my laptop I think I may do it.

£350 for the RS50 base, Pro GT D rim and the H pattern shifter.
 
Oh, I see H pattern can be added as a free gift when RS50 base is in the basket. Very good price I think.

Just be aware that Pro GT D rim's stiching can be annoying for your thumbs - many people reported that as an issue and while I don't mind it personally, I can definitely feel it. Still, I much prefer it over smaller RS round rim + RS Hub.

As for RS pedals, I actually prefer them over Pro, once I added DIY pedal plate extenders to make them taller and Moza spring kit for customizing feel.
 
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Oh, I see H pattern can be added as a free gift when RS50 base is in the basket. Very good price I think.

Just be aware that Pro GT D rim's stiching can be annoying for your thumbs - many people reported that as an issue and while I don't mind it personally, I can definitely feel it. Still, I much prefer it over smaller RS round rim + RS Hub.

As for RS pedals, I actually prefer them over Pro, once I added DIY pedal plate extenders to make them taller and Moza spring kit for customizing feel.
Yeah I really like the pedals and the sequential shifter is excellent. Makes sense to go all in really. Should get something back from the R5 as well.
 
Thank you. The deals on the Logitech website are crazy so I may have to bite the bullet and move from my Moza R5. I've got Logitech RS pedals and sequential shifter/handbrake so for the sake of eco system and running out of USB ports on my laptop I think I may do it.

£350 for the RS50 base, Pro GT D rim and the H pattern shifter.
So I have pulled the trigger on going all in on Logitech, I have a strong history of using Logitech products and they've never let me down. Plus, the pricing at the moment is an absolute no brainer, other UK stores like Curry's and Argos are selling the RS50 with the standard RS wheel for £600, Curry's have the RS50 base, wheel and H shifter for £730(!) and I have just ordered the RS50 base, Pro GT wheel and the H shifter (which is a free gift with the RS50) for £349. Absolutely insane value and really made it hard for me to not do it.

Also, having now added the Logitech Sequential/handbrake and PXN CB1 button box in the past week, I am now exceeding the available USB ports I have, and that includes using a USB hub. So I currently have my speakers plugged directly into the laptop AUX jack which works fine, but I use a Logitech headset which came with its own external USB soundcard which is significantly better as my laptop soundcard dips a lot if there's too many sounds happening at once (like there are in racing games). So the RS50 will allow me to of course plug the pedals and both shifters into the base instead of the laptop, freeing up 2 USB ports from my current situation, allowing me to put the USB soundcard back in play.

Hopefully I will be able to get both shifters mounted together on my Playseat Evolution, it looks like there should be space if I just want to hard mount the H shifter below the sequential. I have the sequential mounted to the official Playseat gearshift holder pro, up on the little metal platform it comes with, so the plate itself has some space available, if I slide the platform to it's lowest, most forward setting, raise the sequential knob to its highest point, I think there should then be enough space to hard mount the H shifter directly to the plate. If not then I will use the clamp the H shifter comes with which allows you to stack the shifters and hope it doesn't interfere with where my button box is positioned.

However I get it set up, I am looking forward to feeling the difference between the 5m Moza R5 and the 8nm RS50, as well as the pro rim, I don't mind the ES rim from Moza but the handles do feel a bit cheap and after longer sessions can leave some residue on my hands.
 
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@LOGI_Rich I was about to place an order on the UK store but the Le Mans Ultimate code went out of stock, do you know if it will come back in stock and when? Support didn't seem to know anything about it.
 
As a former Product Owner/Product Manager, I can assure you that "nothing I can talk about" can mean all the following:
a) we will release such a product within a few months but I cant confirm it as it would sabotage sales of currently available ones
b) we have nothing new and not planning to release anything for a few years at least but I cant confirm as it would lead to bad "they fall behind the competition" PR label
c) maybe, one day, sometimes in the unpredictible future we will release something, but we still dont know if, what and when
 
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