Review on 🔌 Logitech F710 Wireless Gamepad - 2.4 GHz with USB Nano-Receiver, Dual Vibration Feedback, D-Pad Switches, Compatible with PC - Grey/Black by Anastazja Jdrzejewsk ᠌

After using the "Logitech Gamepad F310" for two years, during which time the wire started to fray (I didn't look at the price, but it was roughly $1,500, and these two "Logitech Gamepad F310" were inevitably ruined), I bought it. I was initially dismayed that a CD with a p wasn't available. O., but once I received it in my hands, I realized why I had spent too much for the first one—it was smaller or something compared to the "Logitech Gamepad F310" that followed. Although handling the "Logitech Gamepad F310" feels like clutching an elephant, its convenience is unaffected. So here it is more compact and assembled more securely, the buttons are located higher, which pleased me, at first it appeared that the cross was more "snotty," but it's not all according to GOST, so to speak, the triggers are smaller and less tight, it seems to me, in the first 20 minutes of the game they seemed less comfortable, but again, it just seemed, but in my opinion it has no vibration, although there is nothing to compare it to, but it is felt, and this is the difference The magic button "mode" again has nowhere to go, which saves in games. I've had the batteries in my phone for a month and a half, but I haven't played much. I've played 20 to 40 hands, probably everything, and I haven't noticed any communication breaks, but my distance is only a meter without any obstructions (the manufacturer also provided an extension cable, but I brought it out using the standard one) (the manufacturer also took care of us with an extension cable, by the way, but I brought it out through the usual one). The most intriguing part of it is now about to be revealed. This joystick detected the Android operating system in D mode, and now you can play some games from your childhood or adolescence on a plasma with a pad and HDMI. also has a spot for the small receiver under the cover of the feeders so that it is not lost. It neither plays any music nor reminds itself. Because it will be heavy and the price is too high, the pad is not meant for use by kids. If it were up to me, I would offer a maximum of 1,000 yen in exchange for its improved assembly and wireless capabilities, and it would be worthwhile for Logitech to take into account providing a configuration without vibration for the same price. And there is no doubt that taking it is the right decision in response to the question of whether to do so. Earlier this morning, on March 6, 2014, the y button began to depress. I hope that by taking it apart and rotating the buffer back and forth, the issue was fixed forever.