Logitech RS50 on PS5 and Xbox: which version to buy, and what works where

By Brake Marker UK Editorial · Published 1 November 2026

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Researched, not tested. We haven't used the RS50, so we don't say how it feels. This page is built from Logitech's UK shop pages, Logitech support and setup guides, the Gran Turismo 7 Online Manual and UK retailer listings, all checked on 1 November 2026.

The short answer: console support lives in two places. PlayStation is built into the base and can't be added later. Xbox is built into the wheel hub and can be. So if there's any chance you'll own a PlayStation, buy the RS50 System for PlayStation/PC (£599.99). Add the RS Wheel Hub for Xbox (£119.99) later and the same base covers PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

Quick answers (Logitech UK, checked 1 Nov 2026):

• PS5 or PS4: RS50 System for PlayStation/PC, £599.99.
• Xbox Series X|S or Xbox One: RS50 System for Xbox/PC, £599.99.
• PC only: RS50 System for PC, £519.99, but Logitech UK listed it as "Sold Out Temporarily" on 1 Nov 2026.
• All three: the PlayStation/PC System plus the Xbox hub, £719.98, or less if you build it from parts while Logitech's sale prices last (see below).
• No pedals in any box. Logitech's RS Pedals are £119.99.

The rule: PlayStation in the base, Xbox in the hub

Logitech says it plainly on its UK RS50 System page: "PlayStation compatibility requires RS50 System for Playstation and cannot be added later. Xbox compatibility can be added to the Playstation version of the RS50 System via the RS Wheel Hub for Xbox." (Logitech G UK, RS50 System)

The RS Wheel Hub page adds the other half: "Both versions of the Wheel Hub work on PlayStation, provided you have a wheel base that is compatible with PlayStation", and "If you combine the Xbox version of the Wheel Hub with the PlayStation version of the base then this combination is compatible with PC, PlayStation and Xbox" (RS Wheel Hub).

So the upgrade only goes one way:

• PlayStation/PC version → add Xbox: yes, with the £119.99 Xbox hub.
• Xbox/PC version → add PlayStation: no hub or accessory does it. You'd need a PlayStation-compatible base (see below).
• PC version → add a console: PlayStation, no. Xbox, by our reading of Logitech's pages, yes with the Xbox hub (see "Build it from parts").

Compatibility by console and combination

Sources: Logitech's UK system requirements name "PlayStation®5 or PlayStation®4 console" for the PlayStation version and "XBOX Series X|S or XBOX One console" for the Xbox version, with Windows 10 or 11 for PC on both (RS50 System). The setup guides say the same: "for PlayStation 5 consoles, PlayStation 4 consoles and PC" (PS/PC guide, PDF) and "for Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One and PC" (Xbox/PC guide, PDF).

Two things the table doesn't show:

• Game support still varies. On Logitech's own list, Assetto Corsa Competizione works on PS5 in PRO mode, but the "PS4 version [is] not supported" (RS50 in-game settings).
• You pick the platform at power-on. The RS50 asks which platform to use each time it starts, unless you fix it to one in the wheel's Platform setting (setup guide).

How to tell which version you have

Look at the base's model number on the label underneath. Logitech's spec pages list W-U0014 for the RS50 Base for PlayStation/PC (spec) and W-U0015 for the base in both the PC and Xbox/PC systems (PC base spec, Xbox/PC system spec). The Xbox hub is W-U0017. If you're buying second-hand, ask for a photo of that label before you pay.

What it costs: UK prices on 1 Nov 2026

Ready-made systems

Each RS50 System comes with the base, the RS Wheel Hub with RS Round Wheel fitted, a table clamp, T-nuts and bolts, power supply and USB cable. There are no pedals.

Argos lists the PlayStation/PC System (7748743) at £599.99 (PriceSpy, 1 Nov 2026), and Currys had it at £599.99 too. We couldn't confirm an Argos price for the Xbox/PC version (7684546) from Argos itself.

• RS50 System at Logitech G UK.
• RS Pedals at Logitech G UK.

On 1 Nov 2026 Logitech UK was giving a free RS Shifter & Handbrake or RS H-Shifter with a PRO Racing Wheel, RS50 System or RS50 Base. Logitech's Sim Weeks terms: 26 October – 8 November 2026 or while supplies last, one free item per qualifying purchase, Logitech's own shops only, and products tagged "New" excluded. Logitech also listed code RSP50OFF for 50% off RS Pedals with an RS50 Base or System. Check both in the basket before relying on them.

Build it from parts (while Logitech's sale prices last)

On 1 Nov 2026 Logitech UK had the RS50 parts on sale, which made building your own cheaper than the ready-made System:

Sources: RS50 Base, RS Wheel Hub, RS Track Wheel, RS Round Wheel, RS50 Table Clamp.

A bare base doesn't come with a hub, a wheel or a table clamp (Logitech lists base, power supply, USB cable, helper tools, T-nuts and bolts, washers and a hex key). The hub doesn't come with a wheel. So a complete build is base + hub + wheel, plus the clamp if you race at a desk:

At these prices the three-platform build is £245.02 less than buying the PlayStation System and adding the Xbox hub (£719.98). Drop the clamp if you're mounting to a rig: the base comes with T-nuts and bolts.

About the Xbox build: Logitech's UK Base page says Xbox compatibility "can be added by attaching a wheel that is compatible with XBOX, such as the RS Wheel Hub for XBOX", and the Xbox hub page says it pairs with "any compatible Logitech G Direct Drive base". The PC Base and the base inside the Xbox/PC System share model number W-U0015. Logitech still doesn't spell out that exact pairing in one sentence, so if Xbox is the reason you're buying, the ready-made Xbox/PC System is the safe choice.

• RS50 Base, RS Wheel Hub and RS wheels at Logitech G UK.

Already own an RS50? Your upgrade routes

• You have the PlayStation/PC version and want Xbox: buy the RS Wheel Hub for Xbox (£119.99) and swap it on with the quick release. The boxed PlayStation System's own hub won't work on Xbox. Logitech calls this the route to "PC, PlayStation, and Xbox" (RS50 System).
• You have the Xbox/PC version and want PlayStation: no accessory adds it. The cheapest Logitech route on 1 Nov 2026 was the RS50 Base for PlayStation/PC (£269.99 on sale). Your Xbox hub fits it, and Logitech says that pairing covers all three platforms. You'd then have a spare base to sell.
• You have a G PRO Racing Wheel base for PlayStation/PC: Logitech says to "Pair the RS Wheel Hub (Xbox/PC) with PRO Racing Base (PlayStation/PC)" for all three.

Pedals and older Logitech gear on console

• RS Pedals (£119.99) have a 75 kg load-cell brake and Hall-effect throttle. For PlayStation or Xbox, Logitech says they need "connection to a compatible Logitech steering wheel", so they plug into the RS50 base, not the console (RS Pedals).
• G29, G920 or G923 pedals and the Driving Force Shifter work through the separately sold Logitech G Racing Adapter (£34.99). The setup guide lists pedals from the G25, G27, G29, G920 and G923 (Racing Adapter). The RS50 is "directly compatible with the Pro and RS range" without it (setup guide).

RS mode or PRO mode?

The RS50 has a Compatibility Mode on its OLED screen. In PRO mode it restarts and shows up to the console or PC "as if it is the PRO Wheel", which helps in games that know the PRO but not the RS50. Logitech's setup guide says "some titles on console will also not recognise the wheel unless it is in Pro Wheel compatibility mode."

On Logitech's list, most console games use RS mode. The exceptions it names:

• PlayStation: Assetto Corsa Competizione (PS5) and GRID Legends use PRO.
• Xbox: Assetto Corsa Competizione and GRID Legends use PRO.

Set the mode before you start the game. Logitech's settings assume the wheel is at its full 8 Nm, so lower the dampener if you run less (RS50 in-game settings).

TRUEFORCE on console

TRUEFORCE is Logitech's extra layer of detail from in-game physics and audio. It only works in games that support it, and Logitech's table shows a TF Audio value where it does. On 1 Nov 2026 those console rows included:

In the N/A games the wheel still gives normal force feedback. For Forza Horizon 6, Forza's official wheel list (dated 19 May 2026, checked 31 Oct 2026) shows the RS50 fully supported on Xbox and PC; see our Forza Horizon 6 wheel guide.

Gran Turismo 7 on the RS50

Is it supported?

Yes, by Logitech, though not by name in the game's manual yet. Logitech's RS50 settings table has two Gran Turismo 7 rows under PlayStation, road cars and Gr.x cars, and Logitech's TRUEFORCE page lists Gran Turismo 7 among its supported games (TRUEFORCE).

The GT7 Online Manual's "Steering Wheel Controllers" page, checked 1 Nov 2026, lists 15 wheels. The Logitech ones are the G PRO Racing Wheel, G29 Driving Force and G923. The RS50 isn't on it (GT7 Online Manual). So the support comes from Logitech's side, and you need the PlayStation/PC version.

Logitech's GT7 settings

On the wheel (both road and Gr.x cars):

• Compatibility Mode: RS
• FFB Filter: 6
• Dampener: 20
• TF Audio: 100
• Angle: set by the game per car

In GT7 (Quick Menu before a race > Settings > Controller Settings > Steering Force Feedback), from Logitech's screenshots:

• Road cars: Force Feedback Max. Torque 10, Force Feedback Sensitivity 1
• Gr.x cars: Force Feedback Max. Torque 5, Force Feedback Sensitivity 1
• Options > Controllers > Vibration function: On, Vibration Strength 100

The GT7 manual explains the two sliders: a higher Max. Torque gives a "duller" response from the tyres when cornering hard, and a higher Sensitivity makes the wheel "more responsive to changes".

If the wheel shakes in GT7

Logitech's support note on this says Gran Turismo's force feedback "provides a very strong centering force" that can make the wheel oscillate, "especially the Gr.3-Gr.1 models". The fix, in order: set Force Feedback Sensitivity to 1, then lower Max. Torque if it still shakes. The base's Dampener helps "somewhat" (Logitech support).

Manual gears in GT7

The manual says that with a shifter and clutch pedal you should select Manual (MT) in Driving Options. The gear stick alone gives auto-clutch, and pressing the clutch pedal switches to full manual. Make sure your pedal set has a clutch before you count on this.

For GT7 wheel picks at each budget, see our best wheel for Gran Turismo 7 guide.

Which RS50 should you buy?

• PS5 now, maybe Xbox later: PlayStation/PC version. It's the only one you can extend to all three.
• Xbox only, never PlayStation: Xbox/PC version, same price. Or the PC base + Xbox hub build if you're happy with our reading of Logitech's pages.
• PC only: the PC System is cheaper but was "Sold Out Temporarily" on 1 Nov 2026. The PlayStation/PC version, at the same £599.99 as the Xbox one, keeps your options open.
• Comparing with MOZA: MOZA's current bases don't support PlayStation, and Xbox needs its ESX wheel. See Logitech RS50 vs MOZA R5 for full UK costs by platform.

Racing at a desk? See small-space cockpits.

Warranty and returns

Logitech UK lists a 2-year limited hardware warranty on the RS50 System and Base, and free returns within 30 days of purchase on its shop. If you buy from Argos, its own returns terms apply as well as your rights under UK consumer law.

FAQ

Does the Logitech RS50 work on PS5?

Yes, but only the RS50 System or Base for PlayStation/PC. Logitech says PlayStation compatibility "cannot be added later", so the Xbox/PC and PC versions won't work on a PS5.

Does the RS50 work on PS4?

Logitech says the PlayStation/PC version works with a "PlayStation®5 or PlayStation®4 console". Check the game: Logitech's list says the PS4 version of Assetto Corsa Competizione isn't supported.

Can I use one RS50 on PS5 and Xbox?

Yes. Buy the PlayStation/PC version and add the RS Wheel Hub for Xbox (£119.99 on 1 Nov 2026). Logitech says that combination works on PC, PlayStation and Xbox.

Can I add PlayStation to an Xbox RS50?

No. No hub or accessory adds it. You'd need a PlayStation/PC base, and your Xbox hub fits it.

Does the RS50 work with Gran Turismo 7?

Yes, on the PlayStation/PC version. Logitech publishes GT7 settings for it (RS mode, TF Audio 100). It isn't on the GT7 manual's list of wheels yet, which names Logitech's G PRO, G29 and G923.

Does the RS50 come with pedals?

No. Logitech's RS Pedals cost £119.99, and on console they connect to the RS50 base.

Sources (checked 1 Nov 2026 unless stated)

• Logitech G UK: RS50 System (prices, stock, platform rules, system requirements, box contents), RS50 Base, RS Wheel Hub, RS Pedals, RS Track Wheel, RS Round Wheel, RS50 Table Clamp, Racing Adapter, TRUEFORCE.
• Logitech support: RS50 in-game settings, GT7 shaking, spec pages for the PS/PC base, PC base and Xbox/PC system.
• Logitech setup guides (PDF): PlayStation/PC, Xbox/PC.
• Polyphony Digital: GT7 Online Manual, Steering Wheel Controllers and Controller Settings.
• Argos, RS50 System for PS5 & PC: £599.99 via PriceSpy (we couldn't load Argos's own page). Currys, RS50 for PC and PlayStation: £599.99.
• Logitech G UK Gift Guide, Sim Weeks terms.
• Forza Horizon 6 supported wheels: checked 31 Oct 2026.