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 Dagmara Cybulska ᠌

I had serious second thoughts about purchasing the product for a considerable amount of time due to the fact that Logitech is still a gamble, but after using it for a month, I can say that I am as content as an elephant. The benefits of it include: The superior gaming pad to any else I've ever used. Everything is working well. The buttons are pressed in an appropriate manner. The construction quality is outstanding; there is no backlash whatsoever, and the components are a secure fit with one another (only the battery cover moves back and forth a little). Even the controller cannot be compared to it in terms of how pleasant it is to hold; the surface seems like it was intended for my hand, and it does not slip or fall out of my hands at any time (the rubber coating on the sides also helps with this). Prior to that, I had the impression that the D-Pads weren't of very high quality at all. Looks good (better than the pictures). The DirectInput/XInput switch is really easy to use; in fact, I have not come across a single game that is incompatible with this controller up to this point. It also functions correctly under Linux; all that is required is the installation of the xboxdrv package, and after that there should be no issues. Having certain negative aspects A tad bit cumbersome (compared to the controller 3, the weight is felt). Wireless communication is only effective in a clear line of sight; signals received through the tabletop are not as reliable; nevertheless, the kit includes an extension cord for added reach.