Playseat Trophy - Logitech G Edition Sim Racing Cockpit | Fully Adjustable | Direct Drive Support | Lightweight & Robust | Absolute Comfort ActiFit

What can I write that has not already been written? But I love this cockpit and wanted to write a review anyway. First, the assembly was super easy. It took me about an hour to put the seat together and attach my wheel and peddles, but I was intentionally going slow. The fit and finish is top notch and the construction is really solid. Second, usability is really good. Once I got the wheel and peddles adjusted properly the racing experience was really nice. I was previously using a stand and would sit on my couch but this chair is much more comfortable and once adjusted, the seating position is excellent. The design of the chair is really nice. Very sleek. When not in use the chair is very easy to move into a closet to hide it and even with the wheel and peddles attached the chair is not overly heavy. All in all, really great cockpit. With that said, is it work $600 bucks? I don’t know about that. I was able to catch it on sale and had a gift card so I was able to save about $100 and would say $500 is about right for the price. However, if you want a grade A cockpit but don’t want to shell out more $$$ for a much heavier cockpit, you can’t go wrong with the Logitech Playseat.

Didn't want to obliterate my bank account for a hobby I suck at. I have the t300RS gt wheel and pedals set and they are fully compatible just a bit fiddly to put on. Its a good sturdy sim rig frame and seat. Although the seat is not a true seat but i don't see that as a bad thing after a few hours in it. My t300 was mounted on one of those free mounted stands that you had to wheel a computer chair over too, but it felt like i pushing the pedals away as i was in the simulator. Time to setup about an hour from box to completely setup. Time to adjust, thats a bit difficult This is where i think i having to many adjustments is kinda bad. That said i think i found something that works and feels decent, though i could refine with a longer play session. I definitely think this set can accommodate a wide range of drivers. This setup is best for GT, drift, standard car geometry. I think you could fake the F1 seating positions by setting max recline and small frame and adjusting pedals. But i wouldn't say F1 is a priority with the limited sims that center around the genre, though i think its workable. This setup is not for truck sims. Though i wish it had quick adjustments to help dial in posture easy, it is fine for what it is. The only two cons first is, for the price point is fiddly mounting of the wheel setup. A bit of helpful advice is to mount your wheel base before mounting it to the frame or if you have a second set of hands. Second no quick adjustment and allen keys are required to adjust position. But i would recommend to those who are on a budget for sim racing.

Got a psvr2 and gt7 clicked for me so i got really into it. Ended up getting the logitech pro wheel and pedals (cant mix and match on ps5 or i would get fanatec pedals instead). I have 400+ hours as of this review. Before diving into getting my own racing sim, I used to play iracing on my friends gt omega prime lite and fanatec dd wheel and pedals. Used the logitech pro on his rig as well. The issue I had with his setup and the chassis is that I couldn't "feel" the car cause of how stiff the gt omega is even when its set to 11nm. With the trophy, I feel the vibrations when going over strips, or when I get nudged by another drive. It really adds to the feeling. It is also very comfortable. The issue is the adjustment isn't as easy but if taller people wanted to try it, I just need to move the pedals back. I also have it setup in my basement man cave so I need to move it to the side when I want to play standing vr. The trophy is very easy to slide or pickup to move. You can even place it vertically if space is an issue.

Pros: - Fully adjustable seat back angle - Many pedal positions - Great leg length - High-quality materials: carbon steel, aluminum, and PU leather - Direct drive steering wheel support - Relatively lightweight and easy to move around on carpet Cons: - Seating comfort is lacking, even with adjustments - Limited wheel adjustments - High price point - Assembly can be time-consuming Insights: The Playseat Trophy - Logitech G Edition offers great adjustability for the seat and pedal angles, along with high-quality materials and easy mobility on carpet. There are a lot of mounting holes available for a large variety of wheels and pedals, but the installation of the Logitech wheel and pedals was very straightforward as there are clearly marked white circles around the holes to be used with Logitech gear. It can be quite a challenge to find proper angle positioning and comfort though. After two weeks of use, I am still making adjustments here and there. It has an incredible amount of leg length adjustability, which I was not expecting. However, lower and mid-back support is its shortcoming for this 6'1", 185 lbs reviewer. I have found some level of comfort with an almost vertical back seating position, but I have also had to add additional back support using towels (see pictures). I wrapped a smaller hand towel around the lumbar support strap and positioned a larger bath towel at the mid-back level. I might also try using some third-party back support options. Wheel position adjustability is limited as well, which may cause problems for some getting the comfort level needed for longer racing sessions. Despite these drawbacks, it remains a solid option for sim racing enthusiasts seeking an all-in-one, durable, adjustable setup.

I can not say enough good things about this Logitech product, they have been around since my first computer in jr high. And they are still making quality products today. This thing is solid and built to last. It can accommodate someone as young as 8 all the way up to someone almost 40 pushing 200 lbs. The adjustsments are plentiful for any type of driving style you prefer, but the adjustments are also a pain in the butt to manage and adjust for everyone to try it out. So he prepared for that. That can barely be counted as something bad. It's solid and hard to adjust, big deal really. This product is fun. I do recommend some foam tape to apply along the bottom tubulars if you have hard wood floors. This thing is slick and will slide around on you during heavy drift sessions.

Love this thing so much. I’m 6’4” 205lb and this thing is so comfortable over long periods of time. Easy to move around when you need too. Had it on the edge of my living room for a year. I also think it looks better than a lot of sim rigs I’ve seen. Would 10/10 recommend.

This thing is the bessssssttttt. Super sturdy, not too heavy so it's easy to move around my living room, doesn't flex much when I brake hard into harpins lol. Highly recommend!

Over all this is pretty good. Solid, next to no flexing and easy to put together. Fabrication is good all parts fit. Took about 20 minutes to put together. The real downside to the Playseat Trophy is the seat. Might be great for children. I'm 5' 10" in height and adjusting everything to be comfortable is still a mystery. Pedal adjustability is ok but could have been far simpler than what it is and would work better. Would also have been nice to have threaded hard points for locking casters. The tubing wall is too thin to provide proper threads. Why is it that there are only dimensions for the box it's shipped in? Would be refreshing to see ACTUAL dimensions of this put together. Dimensions are important if your space is limited... The parts that have been welded are good, clean seem well done paint/powder coating is good. Hey Playseat, how about some hardware to mount a proper seat in this thing!