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 Aneta Ciesielska ᠌

Although it is not a flawless controller, for the price in 2022 it merits the highest grades possible. Throughout the course of three years, he did not disappoint me in any way, did not lose the signal, etc. If you are just starting out in the game and don't have a mouse or keyboard, then this is the mode for you. The game's pros include the following: It's been three years since I started using the gamepad. It has a pleasant feel to the touch, is not very heavy, and is omnivorous. Not to imply that I spend a great deal of time playing video games, but this system has really clocked a thousand hours, and the only thing that has changed about it since it was first purchased is that the left analog stick is now wobbly, and the backlash is approximately a millimeter. And finally, one more point. During this time period, I only ended up swapping out TWO sets of batteries for new ones. I have no idea how this happened. Four AA batteries will last for the next three years. 4 Carl! Naturally, I've always played with vibro, but there are several drawbacks to it: It lags behind the DualShock4 in terms of ergonomics; for example, I don't like the bulging sticks, and in the most tense moments, the fingers tend to slip off. Additionally, the battery compartment sticks out too much, which is uncomfortable.