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Logitech RS50 vs Moza R9 V3

Head-to-headUpdated 19 October 2026Based on 115 owner posts and reviews

The RS50 and the R9 V3 both sit in the 8 to 9 Nm range, but they are sold very differently. Logitech sells the RS50 as a system with wheel hub, round wheel and clamp, in separate PC, PlayStation and Xbox versions. Moza sells the R9 V3 as a bare base for PC, and you choose the wheel and pedals.

We cannot hands-on test wheels. This page uses the prices and specs on the Logitech and Moza pages as of 19 October 2026, owner posts in the RS50 thread on GTPlanet, and verified-buyer R9 V3 reviews on Moza's US store dated December 2025 onward. No post we opened came from an owner of both, so the comparison is built from separate reports.

The short answer

If you play on PlayStation, only the RS50 applies, and owners who came from a G29, G923 or a Fanatec base describe a large step up in feel, though a few report disconnects on PS5. If you play on PC, the R9 V3 is cheaper as a base, stronger on paper at 9 Nm, and sits in a wider ecosystem. A comparable full kit costs about the same, so the platform and the ecosystem should decide it.

Choose the Logitech RS50 if you play on PS5 or want a single box with wheel, hub and clamp. Buy the version for your platform, and add the $159.99 RS Pedals for a load cell brake.

Choose the Moza R9 V3 if you race on PC and want the most torque for the money, with the freedom to pick your own wheel and pedals from Moza's range.

Specifications

Logitech RS50Moza R9 V3
Price (US, 19 Oct 2026)$699.99 System; RS Pedals $159.99 extra$299 sale (list $349), base only
Peak torqueUp to 8 Nm9 Nm, 180 W peak power
PlatformsPC, PlayStation and Xbox versions listedPC (the page lists PC only)
Wheel includedRS Wheel Hub and RS Round WheelNo (CS Pro or KS Pro, $329 each, shown on the page)
Pedals includedNo (RS Pedals, $159.99)No (SRP2 load cell pedals, $149, shown on the page)
Quick releaseIntegrated quick release includedListed in the specs, not confirmed in the box
MountingT-nuts and bolts plus table clamp includedTable clamp $39 sale, sold separately

How they compare

Platform comes first

Logitech's RS50 System page lists three versions: PC only, PlayStation and PC, and Xbox and PC. The base on its own is $349.99 to $449.99 depending on which one you pick, and the page says a PlayStation base can pair with the Xbox wheel hub for cross-platform use. Make sure you order the version for your console.

Moza's R9 V3 page lists PC only. For PlayStation there is no Moza option today. In July 2026 Polyphony Digital said Moza is developing a Gran Turismo wheel with native GT7 support, with no price or release window. If you need a PlayStation wheel now, the RS50 is the one that applies.

What a full kit costs

The RS50 System is $699.99 with the base, hub, round wheel and table clamp. Adding the $159.99 RS Pedals makes $859.98. On Moza's R9 V3 page the base is $299, the CS Pro wheel is $329, the SRP2 load cell pedals are $149, and a clamp is $39. That is $816.

So a load cell kit costs about the same either way. The R9 route is $43.98 cheaper on these prices, and Moza sells cheaper rims that were not on the page we checked. The RS50 route comes with the clamp and an integrated quick release, and works on a console.

Force feedback and feel

RS50 owners in the GTPlanet thread keep returning to the same points: oversteer feels more natural and kerbs and road surface come through. One owner said the strength feels higher than the spec suggests. An owner who moved from a CSL DD with an adaptor to the RS50 on PS5 called it the best Gran Turismo experience they had had. A T248 owner said the jump let them feel weight transfer and kerbs for the first time.

R9 V3 owners are positive about the force too. Several came from a G29 or G920. A typical post says the fidelity of the force feedback makes a world of difference. Nobody we read had both bases, so we cannot say which feels better. On paper the R9 has 9 Nm to the RS50's 8 Nm.

Reliability reports

A few RS50 owners on PS5 report disconnects or crashes. One owner was sent a replacement base and still had disconnects, and another had a base replaced by the shop after the wheel spun on loading screens. Another owner who refunded their unit described lateral play at the quick release and said Logitech told them the movement was expected. One owner reports using theirs since the start of the year without a fault.

R9 V3 owners report fewer hard faults. A few mention oscillation or wobble that needed settings work, one says the base gets hot, and several store reviewers complain about slow shipping from Moza's store.

Pedals and ecosystem

The RS Pedals include a load cell brake for $159.99. RS50 owners say it takes time to relearn braking by pressure, and one found the PlayStation profile for the pedal harder to tune than the PC profile. Moza's SRP2 load cell pedals are $149 and the page lists its brake performance kit at $19.90.

Moza's page lists several rims, pedals and accessories for the R9 V3. Logitech's hub takes Logitech's own wheels, and one RS50 owner in the thread was waiting for the MOMO 320 mm wheel to come back in stock. Logitech's advantage is a one-brand system that supports PlayStation.

The two products

Logitech G RS50 System

Owner-reportedPC, PlayStation and Xbox versions are listed
$699.99

Logitech's 8 Nm direct drive system with TRUEFORCE haptics. Owners moving up from a G29, G923 or a Fanatec base describe much better feel and detail, and several single out the load cell brake in the RS Pedals. A few report disconnects on PS5 and movement in the quick release.

What owners report · from 19 owner posts and reviews we read

  • Large step up in feel and detail from a G29, G923, T-GT II or T248 (many owners)
  • TRUEFORCE adds kerb and surface detail in GT7 (a few owners)
  • RS Pedals include a load cell brake, and owners say it improves braking consistency once learned (a few owners)
  • Integrated quick release and a complete hub and wheel in the box
  • Some PS5 owners report disconnects or crashes, with one needing a replacement base (a few owners)
  • Recommended GT7 settings felt too heavy or oscillated until turned down (several owners)
  • Shaft or quick release movement and clanking on some units; Logitech replied that the movement is expected (one owner who refunded)
  • Pedals are extra, and the base alone is $349.99 to $449.99 depending on version

Understeer feels closer to the real world, curbs feel natural, the road surface sensation isn't just a shake at the centre of the wheel.

I recently purchased an RS50, using it with a PS5 for GT7. It crashed and disconnected a lot, so I got in touch with Logitech support

Owner threads we read (1)
Best for
PlayStation racers who want a complete, supported direct drive system, and anyone who wants a single-brand kit with a load cell brake.
Worth knowing
A few PS5 owners report disconnects, and recommended GT7 settings felt too heavy for several owners until they turned them down.

Specs

Peak torque
Up to 8 Nm
Platforms
The page lists PC only, PlayStation and PC, and Xbox and PC versions
Wheel included
RS Wheel Hub and RS Round Wheel
Pedals included
No. RS Pedals are $159.99 extra.
Quick release
Integrated quick release included
Mounting
Four T-nuts and bolts, plus an RS50 Table Clamp
Stock
In stock, ready to ship (black)

Price seen at logitechg.com, 19 Oct 2026. Base alone listed at $349.99 to $449.99 depending on version..

Check price at logitechg.com

Moza R9 V3 Direct Drive Wheel Base

Owner-reportedPC
$299

A compact 9 Nm base sold on its own. Owners from December 2025 onward describe strong, smooth force feedback, easy Pit House tuning and a big step up from G29, G920 and belt-driven wheels. You buy the wheel and pedals separately.

What owners report · from 96 owner posts and reviews we read

  • Strong, smooth force feedback and a big step up from a G29, G920 or belt-driven wheel (many owners)
  • Compact and solid, and quiet in use (several owners)
  • Pit House is easy to tune (several owners)
  • 9 Nm is enough for most, with several calling it a good mid-range base
  • Wheel, pedals and mount are extra (a couple of reviewers mention it)
  • Settings need tuning, and a few owners report oscillation or wobble
  • Slow or uneven shipping from Moza's store (several store reviewers)
  • Xbox setup is awkward according to one reviewer, and the brand page lists PC only
  • One owner says it gets hot after extended use

I think this is a great mid level wheelbase for someone who is just starting or just wants an upgrade from the R5 or other system.

Great wheelbase that goes with my setup, can't figure out how to get it to stop the oscillating ffb though.

Owner threads we read (1)
Best for
PC racers who want a cheaper base with more torque, and a wide choice of rims and pedals.
Worth knowing
It is a bare base for PC only on the brand page, so the total cost and the platform depend on what you add.

Specs

Peak torque
9 Nm, 180 W peak power
Platforms
PC (the page lists PC only)
Wheel included
No. The page shows the CS Pro and KS Pro wheels at $329 each.
Pedals included
No. The page shows SRP2 load cell pedals at $149.
Quick release
Listed in the specs as MOZA Quick Release. The page does not say whether one ships in the box.
Mounting
Table clamp $39 sale (list $49), sold separately
Stock
In stock, dispatched within 3 business days

Price seen at us.mozaracing.com, 19 Oct 2026 (sale price, list $349).

Check price at us.mozaracing.com

Questions buyers ask

Does the Logitech RS50 work on PS5?

Yes, in the PlayStation and PC version. Logitech lists separate PC, PlayStation and Xbox versions, so pick the right one when you order.

Does the Moza R9 V3 work on PS5?

No. Moza's page lists PC only. Moza has said it is developing a PlayStation-compatible Gran Turismo wheel, with no release date.

Which has more torque?

The Moza R9 V3 is rated at 9 Nm peak. Logitech lists the RS50 at up to 8 Nm.

Which is cheaper for a full setup?

On the brand pages, about $816 for an R9 V3 kit (base, CS Pro wheel, SRP2 pedals, clamp) against $859.98 for an RS50 System with RS Pedals.

Do the RS Pedals have a load cell?

Owners in the GTPlanet thread describe the RS Pedals' brake as a load cell, and Logitech's price for them is $159.99.

Which should I choose for GT7 on PS5?

The RS50, since the R9 V3 is not a PlayStation wheel. Check owner reports on disconnects before you buy, since a few PS5 owners report them.