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 Kio Dump ᠌

I am editing my review again. this time raised the score, because. I happened to purchase and use SPEEDLINK TORID - that's where the horror lies. in general, the main problems with this gamepad are wireless connectivity and price. but, as practice has shown, gamepads a little cheaper can be MUCH worse. it's better that way than nothing. Some pros: convenience (subjectively), switch between Xinput and DirectInput, no need to put firewood (on the seven for sure) Has some cons small backlash of the battery cover, triggers; after 3 months of use, the "A" button began to sink, NIGHTMARE wireless communication - it catches only in the line of sight and only 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 ), when a wireless mouse works nearby - it is unstable, it can take it and "go" in an unknown direction or click the mouse for pressing a button to accept (especially in shooters it infuriates - then the sight will leave, then the weapon will start to shoot itself or the GG will start to bounce (mouse - which - something a4tech)). weak vibration. price.