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 Orebska ᠌

Taking is not something I would suggest doing. I would much rather play on a wired one, provided that it will function dependably and will not act strange every now and then. Some advantages include: it has a decent appearance, and the control sticks are in the same place as on the PlayStation. It is a bonus for me, as it always is; I owned a PS3, but I never played on an Xbox; the controller is easy to grasp. Cons listed below: - consistently loses its connection. It is quite frustrating because, right before I started writing the review, I was unable to play the game because it does not function properly. I tried many other batteries, as well as connecting the radio to a personal computer; however, neither of these solutions worked. - If it does not fully lose connection, then it frequently glitches - the character runs somewhere by inertia, even if nothing has been pressed previously. Replacing batteries doesn't help. It is not capable of being charged by a USB port; instead, regular batteries must be used. This tightness irritates me, it is impossible to see the charge level, and in order to recharge it, you need to remove the batteries and replace them with new ones rather than simply charging it. Taking into account the fact that there will be a breakdown in communication, the game will be nothing but a headache rather than a relaxing experience. When I play, everything runs smoothly despite the fact that I use a wireless keyboard. In addition, it was purchased approximately 8 years ago for the price of $500 along with a mouse; however, for a gamepad they seek for an entirely other amount of money. - You are unable to connect and play by wire, however for information on how it functions without a wire, see point 1.