Pros
- Build quality Material quality Convenience\sEquipment The magnitude of Wireless
Cons
- Price (expensive but worth it) (expensive but worth it)
Pros
- - Effectiveness of the vibration feedback - Quality of the operating time (from conventional batteries for several months, from rechargeable batteries for more than six months for sure) - 2 modes (compatibility with both PC and xBox and Playstation, personally verified) - Weight (for some, a minus, but for me a plus - it feels like the controller is in the hands, and not a plastic bauble) - The triggers, which are located on the gamepad, do not resemble buttons but rather an axis. - Suitable for use with all of the video games I've ever owned
Cons
- Perhaps only one - the driver, everything worked perfectly on 7-ke, but beginning with 8 to 10 x64, you will need to stick the driver for the controller on the box. Other from that, I have no problems. The cost as it stands right now is as follows: (see comment)
Pros
- Strong construction, and compatibility with all games.
Cons
- There are no drivers, nor is there a setup nor a pricing.
Pros
- The standard of construction and components used
Cons
- The difficulty of installing the driver, as well as any freezing that may occur
Pros
- 1) All you have to do is plug it in, and you're good to go. 2) The ergonomics are excellent, and it is easy on the hands to hold in one's palm. But even so, who is concerned? 3) A receiver slot built right into the gamepad for your convenience.
Cons
- 1) Connection is lost repeatedly for 1-2 seconds when passed through a wooden table at a distance of less than one meter. And even in role-playing games, when its importance isn't as paramount, it's still unpleasant. And this is the most significant drawback. This is the one and only use for it as a gaming headset. 2) At some time, the drivers crashed, but it's possible that the issue is with the machine itself; in any case, good luck searching the internet for a driver for a gamepad that's ten years old. 3) The packaging, which consists of plastic that you are highly unlikely to be able to remove without ripping it, meaning that it will not be feasible to return it to the store.
Pros
- The controller itself (gamepad). Because of the deep grooves for my fingertips, this gamepad provides the greatest level of comfort that I have ever experienced when holding it in my hands. The triggers and buttons are both easy to get used to, and the stylish vibration feature is a nice touch. The most enjoyable aspect of using it is the sensation of playing on it.
Cons
- Everything was linked together. At first, I noticed that if the receiver is plugged into the USB port directly, there are sometimes lags in receiving the signal. As a result of these lags, the action is either not performed at all, or it is performed after the button is released. I found this to be very frustrating. Utilizing an extension cord was almost successful in solving the issue. In point of fact, that is the question that needs answering. When I first opened the package, my first reaction was that this cable is essential for making a wired connection between the gamepad and the console, which makes sense. No, it's just an extension. Why choose Logitech? What challenges must be overcome to enable connections not just through wires but also wirelessly? Then after a period of three months, the computer ceased to recognize the transmitter as being connected to the USB port. Changing the angle first proved beneficial, but after a while, it ceased connecting in concept. The gamepad itself works without a hitch.
