I do not advise you to buy this model - waste your money (for comparison - PS3 gamepads live with me for 3-4 years, this one does not last for a maximum of 3 months). The weak point is the crossbar for controlling the movement of the players, it starts to freeze, adequate control over the direction of movement and the pass disappears - the nerves fail). I highly do not recommend this model for football players, I don’t know for other games.

Normal working gamepad. It backlashes a little, rattles, but on the whole it is reliable and does not require much work. You don’t have questions “but will it work normally, and won’t it break quickly”, because it will work fine and if you don’t chop nuts with them and clobber everything in a row, then it will last a long time. I would call it a top budget employee.

Took a long time for 600 with something. He served me faithfully for five or six years, no less. However, since I kept it by wrapping the wire around the gamepad, somewhere the wire was bent and the gamepad no longer responded to commands. Very good model, you can safely take. Some pros: Nice, strong plastic. Zakos under XBOX'ovskuyu layout, but with more familiar PS-sticks. Unusual shape, fits well in small hands. Cons below: A lot of backlash in the buttons and one of the sticks did not work.

In general, the gamepad is Sooo good, if you want to take a better model with vibration, the build quality is excellent, except for the rotation of the cross. For me, if it were not for these three disadvantages, this gamepad would be better than from Microsoft. Take it, you won't! Pros: Price, ergonomics, buttons and triggers work well, games see it, material, responsiveness With its cons. The crosspiece can rotate around its axis by about 10-15 °, there is no vibration, a rather short cord…

I've been playing for three days now. Already tried Battlefield 3, Mirror's Edge, Alien Swarm. I’ll say in advance that it behaves excellently in games, the assembly is a hit. Pretty accurate aiming even in demanding games like Alien swarm and battlefield 3, where the battles are very fast. With its pros. Price \ quality, convenience, design, softness in management. Got cons: Using the example of Battlefield 3, I can say that LMB spamming with a mouse is much faster than RT spamming, even if…

Looking for a good gamepad in the market, with decent sticks and build quality? Need compatibility with older games and emulators, as well as modern cutting-edge games? You don't want a wireless gamepad? So you are looking for the same thing that I was looking for. I am satisfied with the purchase, I have been using it for about six months. So I decided to leave a review.

For the money, a reliable workhorse, you can cut yourself well. But it does not compare with controller in terms of build quality and convenience.

I have been using it for over 2 years. Passed all part of Batman Arkham and other games. It is convenient to go to GTA and Mafia by car. In general, I recommend. For 3rd person games, that's it.

Strong, reliable, it is quite possible for them to break the table, how functional it will be after this, I haven’t tested it, but it looks strong, everything inside is tightly and well soldered, the buttons are completely molded, without stickers, after connecting it was determined in a couple of seconds, in games, in which have gamepad support, is also determined without problems. I would like variations for healthy hands.

I bought two of these: one RB button fell off a month later, was returned under warranty. In exchange, he bought another one of the same. And just a couple of months later, the RB button fell off again on the new one . , after a couple of years: the gamepad itself is quite good. The problem with the RB button was that inside the case, its plastic stop is very flimsy, and my index finger is too strong :) One gamepad, as I said, was replaced, and the second time I was too lazy - I just untwisted…

An excellent controller for slashers and racing, many complain about tight triggers and sticks, I personally did not notice anything like that. I really liked the fact that when connected to a computer, it is immediately defined as an Xbox controller and nothing additional needs to be installed and configured. There is no vibration, for some this is important, but for me it does not really matter. I upset the dead zone of the sticks, of course, I think that it is present on all gamepads, so 5…

3 controllers died their own death, each after about six months. Well, it's not serious. Rumblepad 2, drenched in coffee 6 years ago, is still alive and kicking. The trouble with the entire F310 line is the same: the buttons or sticks start to "stick". Disassembly/cleaning/assembly + disassembled calibration cures problems for a couple of months, then all over again. At a low cost, you can simply change the pad every 6 months. Perhaps there will be an instance that will not die. Judging by the

Before acquiring the F310, I sat on the Dialog GP-A11, it worked for about a year, then the left stick began to "stick" and eventually died. In addition, in some games (for example, Super Meat Boy), even with the help of x360ce, it was not possible to map the buttons correctly. Therefore, the choice fell on the Logitech Gamepad F310 - probably one of the cheapest gamepads with support for X-Input. The buttons are responsive, the sticks spin, plus a three-year warranty from Logitech comes as a…

I took it to test before buying . I was disappointed and now I don’t know what to buy. ergonomics at 0. hands are constantly in suspense. in the game, I used all the buttons, except for the left trigger. and thank God that he did not touch, because his hands would have twisted in half an hour. I used to have an exeq typhoon . the quality and versatility do not shine . but the ergonomics are at their best, even put a logitech board there))

An excellent gamepad for the money, it was true already 2, on the first one the right stick failed, on the second the right trigger. But this is after a year and a half of using each. We drag that low price allows you to buy it once a year - one and a half But still, when the second one broke down, I decided to take a box gamepad, of course the toad is strangling, you can take 2 f310 with this money, but box gamepads are durable, unlike logitech

I've been playing it for a very long time. Passed such games as: Far Cry 3, 4, GTA V, Metro 2033, Bioshock (all parts), Binary Domain, Mortal Kombat X and many other great games. It is convenient to play shooters (without auto-aim), racing, and fighting games on it. The main thing is to get used to it. In general, the gamepad is excellent, although it was a little expensive (2300), but it fully justified the price. I advise everyone.

An excellent, solidly made joystick with two modes of operation "X" and "D" (switch from the bottom). It works for me in the "X" mode, there was no need to switch to another mode. Absolute compatibility with games and console emulators without installing additional software, although a disk is included in the kit. Emulators used: Gens for Dendy and Fusion for Sega. The length of the wire can be extended with a USB extension if necessary. I took for 630.

I've been using this controller for over 10 years. A really indestructible thing, recognized by the PC as an X-box gamepad, which is supported by most games. Good in almost every aspect. It is comfortable to hold in your hands, pressing all the buttons is easy and at the same time it feels tactile. Buttons do not stick out more than necessary, do not knock. I don’t really like only the cross: or rather, its one-piece design, and plus, it dangles more than necessary. Not very good for fighting…

I took the Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710 in exchange, in which the left manipulator was peeling off. Now there is no need to connect every time, it works right away, BUT! Compared to the 710, it doesn’t feel comfortable in the hand, the triggers are small and not familiar, and therefore the finger periodically flies off, the buttons are not as elastic as in the 710 and there is some “chatter” (backlash) of them. I bought it after reading the reviews that the whole difference with the 710 is…

I have Win 7 x64, when connected to a computer with a toggle switch set in Xinput mode, the computer defined it as an unknown device and, accordingly, no drivers were installed. Even after installing firewood in Direct Input mode, as soon as I translated it to Xinput, Windows refused to recognize gamepads. I have not tried Xinput in the game yet, it will be interesting whether it will work or it will not be determined anyway.