I think I'll stick to G25. Logitech has long heritage in gaming industry, and IMO, G25 is worth every penny. True, the shifter feels light, but I've come across light shifters in real cars too. In addition, the pedal setup in LFS wasn't done quite correctly.. G25 DOES support separate axis' for throttle and brake.
And while playseat still looks about as sturdy as my setup ( old schooldesk and office chair FTW
), it looks unsecure. I don't have first hand experience about it, but it looks like our schools welders did it.. ( well, they did do the one that we use at school for sim racing, has Saab 900's seat and all
). But the thing is, that Playseats can be folded down and stored in smaller space, and those joints.. well, any joint, anywhere, is a thing that will loosen up. Using a pin? the metal will give away both in the pin and the hole where it is, sooner or later.. sooner, if the device is used a lot.
and now the wheel itself.. well, it looks like Porsche item, but it isn't. It gives first impression of '80s Ford Fiesta that has a GT-R badge on it. The bluetooth thing is nice if you have a gazillion USB ports, but hardcore gamer will rather spend his money on games, cola and pizza than batteries. True, the wires might look messy, but there's always a simple solution for that:
And what on earth was that flickering of the bar when clutch was used in LFS?
I'll add more of my thoughts later if they're wanted.