Logitech G RS H-Shifter - Black

The RS H-Shifter is compatible with PlayStation 5 and PC. For console use, it connects directly to Logitech G PRO or RS50 racing wheel bases. For other G-Series wheels on consoles, a Racing Adapter (sold separately) is required. On PC, it can connect via USB and is compatible with other brands of wheels.

On PC, it works via USB and is designed to be compatible with other brands of racing wheels. On consoles, direct compatibility is with Logitech G PRO and RS50 wheel bases, or other Logitech G wheels using an adapter.

To engage 7th gear or Reverse, you must press down firmly on the shifter knob while moving it into the desired gear position. This mechanism prevents accidental engagement during normal shifting.

Yes, the Logitech G RS H-Shifter is designed to allow you to swap the gear knob for your preferred style, offering further customization for your sim rig.

Hall Effect sensors use magnetic fields to detect gear position. This technology offers increased durability and consistent precision over time compared to traditional contact-based sensors, as there is no physical wear from friction.

Yes, the RS H-Shifter comes with an included table clamp designed for stable mounting to desks or racing rigs. It can also accommodate the Logitech G RS Handbrake (sold separately).

The RS H-Shifter differentiates itself with its 7+R H-pattern, tactile mechanical feedback, and the Push-Through Lockout for 7th/Reverse, aiming for a more authentic and durable sim racing experience. Its Hall Effect sensors also contribute to its longevity and precision.

Ensure the USB cable is securely connected or the direct connection to the wheel base is firmly plugged in. Try a different USB port on your PC. Restart your PC or console. Verify that the correct drivers are installed if connecting via USB on PC.

Clean the shifter mechanism if accessible. Ensure no obstructions are hindering movement. If the issue persists, contact Logitech G support as the Hall Effect sensor may require service.

Ensure you are pressing down firmly on the shifter knob to engage the lockout mechanism before attempting to shift into 7th or Reverse. Check that the lockout mechanism is not obstructed.

Check the mounting clamp to ensure it is tightened securely to the desk or rig. If the shifter itself feels loose, check for any user-serviceable parts that may have become dislodged, or contact support.