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 Mateusz Daczka ᠌

There are several . Namely, radio technology and a nano-receiver: - I read here that sometimes it loses connection for a split second with the receiver, causing the last key pressed or action to stick . Despite the fact that the set-top box with the receiver "look "clearly on the joystick, there is no signal interference, but no . Wi-Fi router that distributes the Internet from the hallway, and to which the console is connected, they make themselves felt, the joystick steadily starts to "stupid" a couple of times a day, then it sticks the last action, then vice versa, you press, and nothing happens, but only after a second, the action that you pressed earlier occurs (this is fatal, since when playing the same Resident Evil-Revelations 2, in the "Raid" mode, at maximum difficulty level ((rightmost red column) - pauses even in 0.25 hundredths of a second in command processing - it’s enough for you to be “carried out of the hut feet first”), which is very frustrating . I have cheap Chinese “Defenders” that work on the "blue-toothed" radio channel, and there have never been such problems with them, at least a dozen "blue-toothed" ones devices are in the same room, but they don’t interfere with each other’s work . Is it really impossible to integrate bluetooth technology into a gamepad for 3000 (the average price now in Hong Kong)? . Strange. Next. When playing on the console, no vibrations (it’s understandable, a gamepad for a PC), there is no “Home / PS” key - to go to the main menu on the set-top box, you need a second joystick with an aerial button, or turn off / on the console; when turned on, so that the set-top box recognizes the usb receiver correctly - you must first insert the receiver, then turn on the console with the power button, and then immediately turn on the gamepad so that the green diode lights up, otherwise the set-top box will write "an unknown usb device is connected", you will have to "poke" the receiver in the socket, or reboot the set-top box as described above . But this is all rather nit-picking, because, once again, this gamepad out of the box is not designed to work with the Sony Playstation 3.