Overall, this is a great buy. One more feature can be noted: it is convenient to hold it only so that only the index fingers are responsible for the keys LB, LT and RB, RT, i. E. the middle, ring and little fingers hold the gamepad at the back, the large one at the front, and the index finger at the back buttons. I'm used to it as well. But if this is critical for you, then buy a gamepad with elongated "shares". Playing the newly released Mortal Kombat for PC is very convenient, but a split…

If you have an old Windows or not Windows at all, this gamepad is basically normal. If not, then it's better to save up a little for the official Microsoft gamepad for Xbox One, Series or even 360, it seems that there are wireless adapters for PC for them Pros below: Convenient gamepad - the location of the buttons resembles controllers Good weight due to batteries Long life on two AA batteries Supports both XInput and DirectInput (but only with additional software), so old games can be played…

There are very few reviews about the loss of communication, guys, do not take this pad! Now boxing for PC at the same price you can take, which I did. The vaunted Logitech support offered me to rearrange the drivers and other crap, nothing helped. On the bourgeois forum I read about the "extra" foil and a small antenna in the pad, I tore off the foil, soldered the antenna, it helped, but not much. only works in line of sight. You can play, but annoying.

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…

I use it for a short time, but at the moment the device suits me more than, I recommend it for purchase! With its pros. This is my first gamepad, so I will describe the purchase from a non-professional point of view. 1. The first thing that catches your eye is assembly and appearance. Assembled quite qualitatively, nothing bends or creaks. The device looks very expensive and beautiful. 2. I also want to note the convenience. The joystick immediately fell into my hands, I didn’t want to let…

1) When you connect the joystick, Windows simply doesn’t see it, I spent more than three hours to at least determine it normally, until I found why it doesn’t work, it turns out you need to download figs, understand some left programs, control the controller from xbox, then search by left sites of this very program, one hassle. 2) Further better, starting to play the game, I saw the following, press 11 + 8 + 2, looking at the joystick, I saw only A, B, X, Y, RB LB, etc. where are these…

I do not recommend taking. I would rather play on a wired one, but which will work reliably, and not be weird every other time. Some pros: - looks okay - the sticks are located like the PlayStation. It's a plus for me, as usual - I had a PS3, but I never played on xbox - comfortable to hold Cons below: - keeps losing connection. Terribly infuriates, just before writing a review, I simply could not play because it does not work. I changed a bunch of batteries, plugged the receiver into a PC, but

After a year of active use, and what about not very accurate transportation (shaking in a backpack along with a mouse and chargers), the triggers began to fail: they arbitrarily transmitted information about the pressing force, i. E. jumped from 0 to 100%, which caused random shots in shooters and crashes in races. I had to take it apart and poke around inside. Has been serving for 2 years now.

I mainly play turn-based strategies or leisurely indian games on it, it suits me perfectly. Pros below: + good assembly. + I have vin10 connected without any tambourines. I just put in a whistle and at least pirates at least stimovskie connect without problems. + complete set extension cord, whistle and batteries. + wireless lie on the couch leg by leg and get high from the passage of some kind of role-playing game or RPG through the telly. Different cons: - very frequent signal loss even if…

I've been using it for six months, everything suits. Great joystick. Literally a month ago, the transmitter broke, I broke it in half. I called all the stores, all the services, the answer was the same, it's better to throw it away. Three days ago I decided to call the Logitech support service in Hong Kong. As a result, after 3 days (today) I received a new transmitter for free, I can’t even believe in the possibility of such high-quality support.

In general, the thing is pleasant, it is comfortable to play, all games understand it without shamanism. It's bad that there is no way to connect it with a wire when necessary. Pros below: Very comfortable Pleasantly heavy Tactilely pleasant materials Feeling of a reliable unit Excellent vibration feedback Got cons: Sometimes, for a fraction of a second, it stops responding to pressing (1 pressing does not respond). Playing with a friend (he has a different company gamepad, also wireless at…

Anisimov, if you don’t own a computer and understand things, buy a better console . everything you need and more is on the Logitech website . I bought 2 at once, both plow at the same time without problems)) we chop with friends in mortal kombat ultimate and injustice)) ) The computer is connected to a TV set, so I wanted it without a wire))) I look at all sorts of playstation 4 and xbox uan shcha from a high))))

Very pleased with the purchase. Long suffered to take this or Microsoft Xbox. I chose this one and have no regrets. Hands do not get tired from long games, the joystick itself is comfortable to hold in your hands. There was a problem that he sometimes loses connection for a couple of seconds, he decided to use the included extension cord. In general, I recommend taking it, you will not regret it!

Signal problems are a separate issue. The receiver together with the amplifier manage to lose the signal while being 40 (!) Centimeters from the gamepad. Sometimes it becomes almost impossible to play because of the terrible brakes. Although the advantages outweigh even this disadvantage. Got pros: Ergonomics, stick placement, workmanship, comfortable cross (albeit with a backlash), long battery life (the included batteries worked for almost a year), the ability to work both in XInput (play…

The purchase is 100% satisfied. I tried several gamepads before deciding on a choice, but still Logitech is Logitech. If this one ever fails, I'll buy the same one. Pros: Feels comfortable in the hand, good weight, buttons are all at hand, nice coating on the back of the gamepad, well defined by games and the operating system, tangible feedback Cons: Tight triggers, unaccustomed hands get tired quickly, joint cross - sometimes unnecessary directions are pressed (for example, pressing forward or

Included was a USB extension cable for the adapter. Subjectively: the location of the stickers is not very convenient (I'm used to the XBOX gamepad). Pleased with the ability to enable / disable vibration.

I bought it after 2 years of using the "Logitech Gamepad F310" the wire was frayed (I didn't really look at the price but 1500, and this 2 "Logitech Gamepad F310" killed of course . At first I was upset not to find a disk with a p. O. but but when I took it in my hands, I realized why I overpaid for the first one, it is more compact or something compared to the "Logitech Gamepad F310" after it, the "Logitech Gamepad F310" is like an elephant in the hands, but no less convenient. So here it is…

This gamepad is near perfect, but the lack of connectivity is killing it. I had to take it back to the store and buy a gamepad from the XBox 360. Pros below: 1. Heavy - does not create the impression of cheap stuff from the Middle Kingdom. 2. Multifunctional - compatible with both old DirectInput-enabled and new XInput-enabled games. 3. Ease of installation - the same Plug&Play in all its glory (at least on Windows 8). 4. Software Logitech Profiler - if the game does not support gamepads in…

Previously I used a similar one, but with a wire and liked everything except the wire. Now bought wireless and very happy.

I bought it a long time ago to replace the f510, because a part flew off because of which the right upper bumper did not work (it’s my own fault, I didn’t have to drop it). Satisfied with the f710, probably more than the f510. Without a wire it is more convenient, because I sit far from the block. If you want a not-so-expensive and wireless gamepad, then the f710 is your choice.