The big price gap in Türkiye comes down to import taxes, distributor margins, and scale. In the US, both brands operate in a huge, low-tax market, so the G29 and Moza R3 end up close in price. In Türkiye, Logitech has long-established distribution, massive sales volume, and lower per-unit import costs, which keeps the G29 cheaper. Moza imports far fewer units, pays higher effective taxes and logistics fees, and relies on smaller distributors who add bigger margins to stay profitable. Combined with currency volatility, the R3 ends up almost double the price even though both products cost about the same in America.