Pros
- Comfortable, reliable, good buttons. Wireless is great. 2 operating modes, old DINPUT and new XINPUT. Vibration feedback is a hurricane.
Cons
- The chickens are tight.
Pros
- - Good - Vibration feedback - 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) - Gamepad shape - The triggers are not like buttons, but like an axis - Compatible with all the games I've ever played
Cons
- Perhaps only one - the driver, everything was still fine on 7-ke, but starting from 8 to 10 x64, you have to stick the driver from the controller for the box. Otherwise, no complaints Well, the price at the moment (see comment)
Pros
- Xinput, wireless, 4 months of active work without changing batteries, can be torn apart by noob friends in fights, Gabe Newel recommends))
Cons
- without an extension cord (if you just insert it into the face of the case), the sensor loses connection for 2 seconds, the vibration is useless
Pros
- - Reliable (since 2022 it works like a clock, I didn’t even change the batteries, they are original); - Comfortable (for my typical male hands, the size of the gamepad is ideal, all buttons are at hand, all buttons have a clear move, analog sticks are sometimes too sensitive, but you get used to it, hands rest when playing) - Inexpensive (when I bought it, it cost about 1500-1700, but I got it for free, because I had bonuses that were enough for the entire gamepad, so I paid a symbolic 1 for it)
Cons
- As such, there are no shortcomings. The only complaint is that the receiver must be relatively isolated from other sources of radio emission. At first I thought that it should be placed so that there was a direct line of sight between it and the gamepad, but the connection was still interrupted. And then I moved it to the far USB connector, which at the same time was blocked by a small part of the laptop case. Communication became stable, although there was no direct line of sight. Then I looked at the layout of the laptop nodes and realized that in the place where I originally installed the receiver, there is also a Bluetooth module. He then interfered with the work of the receiver.
Pros
- 1) Just plug in, plug in and you're done. 2) Ergonomics is in order, it is comfortable to hold in the hand. But then who cares 3) Convenient receiver slot inside the gamepad.
Cons
- 1) Constantly loses connection for 1-2 seconds at a distance of less than 1m through a wooden table. And even in role-playing games, where it's not critical, it's annoying. And this is the main disadvantage. this is its sole purpose as a gaming headset. 2) At some point, the drivers crashed (but it could be a computer problem) and good luck in searching the Internet for a driver for a 10-year-old gamepad 3) Packaging - plastic that you are unlikely to take off without tearing it, that is, it will not be possible to return it to the store.
Pros
- They are not here
Cons
- Due to the constant loss of communication is not playable.
Pros
- Build quality and materials
Cons
- Freezes, the complexity of installing the driver
Pros
- The perfect gamepad. It sits well in the hands, the vibration is powerful, the presence of AA batteries saves you from having to constantly buy batteries, and it uses them very economically.
Cons
- Even under Win 7, you have to get a tambourine to install drivers. Really periodically loses connection. Moreover, the receiver is in direct line of sight, albeit at a distance of about 2.5 meters from the gamepad. But, I think, this is due to the fact that the Wi-Fi router is next to the receiver, as, in fact, the receiver from the keyboard and mouse.
Pros
- - Build quality. - XInput mode, which allows you to simulate an Xbox gamepad, and therefore in all games there are fewer problems with setting up controls. - For some, the location of the joysticks is a plus (if you don't like the Xbox gamepad) - Vibration works in most games.
Cons
- - The signal is lost from any interference of 2.4 GHz routers, - Not such a longer working distance - The biggest disappointment was the use of two gamepads. The target was in Steam Big Picture mode Play games for two. But the connection does not occur the first time, and the interference becomes even greater. That is, it is difficult to play games where you need a quick response. - On one of the gamepads, the back cover began to peel off. - The rear battery box makes it uncomfortable for the ring fingers and they can't find a place for themselves.
Pros
- Excellent cross and buttons, comfortable shape, rubberized surface.
Cons
- Unreliable wireless connection. The silver paint is peeling off.
Pros
- quality materials. comfortable to hold in hand. xinput support. the nano receiver is very relevant because sometimes I play on a netbook
Cons
- of course the price tight front buttons - in NFS and similar games, after 20 minutes of constant driving, fingers get tired
Pros
- Good build, support for all games
Cons
- No drivers for win10, setup, price
Pros
- Comfortable, sturdy, compatible with Steam and Windows 10
Cons
- Not all games have vibration
Pros
- 1) No wires. No problems with communication (I use an extension cable for direct connection). 2) Workmanship. No nicks or stains from peeling paint. 3) Pleasing to the eye design. Ergonomics, the device lies in the hand like a glove. Rubberized bottom. Comfortable sticks with a bumpy surface. Successfully designed buttons and sticks.4) 100% compatibility with games.5) Complete set (disc, USB extension cable, gamepad stand, Duracell batteries).6) Ability to use the device as a mouse using a special program.
Cons
- 1) Vibration is weak and very rare in games. Perhaps replacing the batteries with rechargeable batteries will solve the problem. Although this point is not critical. 2) The price is too high due to the brand. But the gamepad is worth it! Cheaper counterparts will last many times less and will not bring proper comfort and enjoyment in games. 3) As with any other gamepad, it is impossible to adapt to aiming games. But for racing, joy seems to be created.
Pros
- -tight triggers, for me personally this is a plus, they feel great. - long battery life (standard batteries lasted me for half a year) - the signal is good, no matter what they say, but I sit a few meters from the receiver and play absolutely without failures. - good buttons -comfortable -suitable for ps3 in dinp mode (I checked it myself) - works without any problems in all games.
Cons
- -Sometimes fingers slip off the sticks (when you need to hold in one direction for a long time. -price, I bought for quite acceptable 1690 and never regretted it, but when the price increased by 2 times, it seems to me that this is too much.
Pros
- No wires. Great price. In the hands sits like a native.
Cons
- Not
Pros
- Fits well in the hand, very happy
Cons
- triggers can fail over time, they themselves, so to speak, are pressed in games
Pros
- Well assembled, nice sticks.
Cons
- C constantly (once every half hour) loses the signal. From the receiver in 2 meters of line of sight. Disconnected everything from the PC except him. He cut down WIFI, constantly changed good batteries, AND ZERO. And it loses connection interestingly - the character runs or spins in place . and that's it - the end of the game. And when you reboot, it is either determined or not, it is solved by pulling out and turning on the receiver again.
Pros
- Build quality Material quality Convenience Equipment The weight Wireless
Cons
- Price (expensive but worth it)
Pros
- - in general, the assembly is 4+ - nothing really creaks and practically does not stagger - no often delivering wire - inserted the receiver and you can use it, you do not need to install any drivers separately - X-Input and D-Input modes - in the first one it works like a gamepad from X-Box360, which is what new games need, and the old ones and the game on emulators are supported by the second one - a very long life from one set of batteries - I bought it before the New Year and so far it has not been discharged, although I have already played almost a dozen games on it.
Cons
- - large and rather heavy due to batteries - in terms of ergonomics, it noticeably loses to PS, hands get noticeably tired; - very tight triggers that do not lose it over time - you can get used to it, but why make them like that in the first place? - the sticks have a very large dead zone, which cannot be reduced in any way - this gamepad is clearly not suitable for shooters - extremely unfortunate location of the Mode button, often you accidentally hit it (turns on D-Pad duplication with the left stick) - vibro for show - if it is available in Windows tests and switching its mode, then in games it is either not there, or it is not noticeable at all - a small D-Pad not with the most unfortunate implementation like that of the Xbox - on PS you feel the direction of pressing, but here - alas; it gives some inconvenience in fighting games - being near any transmitter at 2.4 GHz with indirect visibility with the receiver's gamepad gives very frequent loss of communication and unpredictable glitches - on Windows 8 / 8.1, you must manually set the driver from the XBox to the receiver, otherwise it does not work. LT has been in the know since the very appearance of the 8-ki, but has not yet bothered to agree with MS on the amendment of such a trifle.
