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 Edyta Borawska ᠌

Surprisingly, the market has not changed much, the gamepads are the same, and there are not many good options. I have two of these gamepads, but I purchased them a couple of years ago when they were available for a much lower price. Nothing about this sturdy, high-quality assembly is loose or falling apart, and everything works perfectly. It is compatible with every game. The negatives are the expense and support. I gave some thought to making the switch because the radio module started to fail, which is a costly endeavor in and of itself. At first, the first one passed away, and after some time, the same thing happened with the second one. The drivers that can be downloaded from the official Logitech website are not compatible with Windows 10. Instead, you will need to download them from the Microsoft website and then manually install them. Furthermore, the system will identify the gamepad as an Xbox controller, and there is no official manual to be found. This may be due to legal considerations. The current price and difficulties in setting up make it simpler to purchase an official Xbox pad. Not only will everything be easier with the drivers, but the system will automatically recognize it, it will have support, and it will also be compatible with all games.