In the box, you'll find a plastic table clamp, micro-USB cable, and AC cord alongside the brick, servo, and wheel. The power brick is possibly the largest I've ever seen, but it will soon be out of sight. Everything in the whole package looks sleek and simple to understand. Logitech G PRO racing wheel unboxed (Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central) Still, if you're a beginner going all-in with your first wheel and want something high-end, Logitech G's PRO wheel is immediately ticking all the right boxes. If you're springing for a direct drive wheel, it's reasonable to assume you understand what you're buying. Thankfully, the whole set feels approachable for anyone. At first, I was slightly hesitant that the PRO wheel and pedals would perhaps be provided in a more barebones manner and require more of a DIY setup process. A gigantic diagram is included along the top, plus a cute little package with some stickers if you're excited to show your Logitech admiration elsewhere. Logitech G has put great care into the PRO wheel, with a beautiful presentation and extra-thick polystyrene surrounding the most valuable parts.īoth components come wrapped in cloth bags emblazoned with the iconic G logo. Logitech G PRO racing wheel unboxing (Image credit: Ben Wilson | Windows Central)Ĭonsidering this is a combination set and not a servo sold separately from a wheel, it makes sense to put some consideration into the packaging.
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