Customer Reviews for Logitech - RS Pedals Sim Racing Pedals with 75 kg Load Cell Brake and Adjustable Pedal Positions - Black
Customer Rating
5
Great set up!
on June 3, 2026
Posted by: JessicaF
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It’s a great starter set up for new users. It’s easy to set up and connect and gives the feeling of driving. It’s a little loud when using but nothing crazy. The only thing that can be improved would be to maybe make it heavier so it doesn’t slide around as much. I use weights to anchor it on the carpet so it doesn’t bother me much. Highly recommend!
If you’re looking for realistic racing pedals but don’t want to spend a fortune then these are the perfect pedals. The 65kg load cell brake pedal is an absolute game changer when it comes precision and trail braking. One thing I absolutely love is that you can change out the hardware within the pedal to make it slightly softer or stiffer
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Unboxing: Everything was well-packaged and secure. The installation instructions are conveniently printed on the box flaps, and the bundle includes everything needed to get started with the system.
Setup: Installed on the GT Lite racing rig, the setup process was easy. While threaded holes directly on the direct drive base would have been preferable to using T nuts in brackets, this was a minor inconvenience. Once mounted, setup was straightforward: connect all components to the built-in USB hub on the base, then plug the hub into the PC.
Software: Logitech G Hub immediately recognized all the components, allowing customization of forces, sensitivities, and button mapping. Launching FH6 worked right away with minimal configuration. The software is intuitive and easy to use, though it lacks the same depth of customization found in higher-end systems from Fanatec or Moza.
Hardware: The wheel and drive base feel solid, with satisfying button clicks and paddle feedback. Joysticks and rotary knobs make navigating menus convenient without needing a mouse or keyboard. At 8nm of torque, the direct drive motor delivers strong, smooth, and quiet performance, perfectly suitable for casual sim racers or those entering the hobby.
The pedals are sturdy and secure once bolted down, and the included force spring on the brake pedal is a nice touch. While not as advanced as premium pedals, they are more than adequate for the price.
The 7-speed manual shifter is satisfactory for its cost. Its gated design makes shifting fun and tactile, though it feels somewhat plastic and can rock slightly when mounted using the included bolts. 
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The pedals come with a gas and break pads along with metal support beam. It also had grips on the bottom to keep the pedals in place while gaming.
The pedals was a flat black metal. It had a good give and felt very realistic. Personally, I would have a small cushion or grip because after awhile my feet hurt.
The pedals were easy to put together. It came with extra pieces that can be used depending on your gaming set up.