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 Mate ᠌

I just made some more changes to my review. We were able to raise our score this time around because. The horror lies in the fact that I actually bought and used SPEEDLINK TORID. The price and lack of wireless connectivity are the biggest issues with this controller. But what I've learned from personal experience is that cheaper gamepads aren't necessarily better. Compared to doing nothing, it's a huge step forward. The pluses: ease of use, versatility in switching between Xinput and DirectInput, and no need for woodpile (on the seven for sure) Negative features include: a slight shock while opening the battery cover or pulling the trigger; The "A" button sank after being used for three months; It is a real NIGHTMARE trying to communicate wirelessly. It's unstable, it can take the mouse and "go" in an unknown direction or click the mouse for pressing a button to accept (especially in shooters, it's frustrating because the sight will leave and the weapon will start shooting itself or the GG will start to move on its own), and it only catches in the line of sight and at short distances (two meters from the receiver lying right in front of me - every 2-3 minutes it loses connection for half a second-second). hardly any shaking at all. price.