Logitech G29 vs. Thrustmaster T128
Thrustmaster's T128 sits a step down the range. Its hybrid belt and gear drive runs a little smoother than the G29's gears, and its pedals use magnetic sensors that do not wear the way the G29's do. The catch is that it comes with only two pedals, so there is no clutch for driving a manual gearbox. The G29 is the better pick if you want all three pedals in the box.
Logitech's G29 is the main rival, with gear drive, a leather rim, and three pedals including a clutch. The T128's hybrid drive is a little smoother and its magnetic pedals last longer, but the G29 is the one for a manual gearbox.
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G29 (PlayStation/ |
T128 (PlayStation/ |
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| Price | $299.99 | $229.99 |
| Platforms | PC, PS | PC, PS |
| Peak Torque | 2.3 Nm | Not stated |
| Drive Type | Gear | Hybrid |
| Force Feedback Technology | Standard | Standard |
| Quick Release | Integrated | Integrated |
| Pedal Port | Logitech db9 | Thrustmaster RJ12 |
| Accessory Port | Logitech db9 | DIN |
| Mounting | Both | Clamp |
| Maximum Rotation | 900° | 900° |
| Desk Mounting Hardware | Integrated | Included |
| Included Clamp Fits Desks Up To | Not stated | 55 mm |
| Logitech Console Hardware | Not stated | — |
| Fanatec Console License | Not stated | Not stated |
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