Logitech G F310 Wired Gamepad Controller Console Like Layout 4 Switch D-Pad PC - Blue/Black

Such a great bargain controller! I’m thrilled and excited because seeing that I’m running an older system that I had built (running on windows 7), I couldn’t get my wireless controller to connect through the Bluetooth.So since I wasn’t able to connect a wireless one, I figured why not try & get a wired one like we had back in the day.And boy was I right! The feel of the controller is so smooth, very comfortable in hand, and the response time is 100/10!You can tell the controller will hold up for the long haul as it’s durable, yet light enough to allow you to play freely without stress on your hands!It also doesn’t generate sweat and keeps your hands cool.I’m elated because with so much trial & error trying to connect a wireless controller for over a month, I’m finally able to play my most favorite nostalgic games from the 90’s! :DIf you’re looking for a reliable, fully functional, easy to operate, and cheaper wired controller, get it!This controller (imo) is for those who just want to “play” & don’t feel the need to be fancy at the time. It works Really well, you won’t be disappointed! 100/10! :))

I have had Logitech G F310 controllers for many years (2010/2011), and they have always worked well without fail. I decided to purchase a couple more for another system in our home, and the new controllers appear to be exactly like the older ones. The controllers connectivity has always been plug and play on both Linux and Windows systems, and have always been recognized by different games (so far). The size of the controller is comfortable in larger hands, and I have never experienced lag, drift, or responsiveness issues (so far). Highly recommended as the perfect value controller for PC games.

So I’ve been buying these for years. These DO have a shelf life. I have to replace these about once every 2-3 years which isn’t that bad. And I take good care of my controllers. They break over time with wear and tear. $20 every couple years for a reliable “off brand” controller is actually really good.My latest one is still functional but the A button lost it’s pop. But it’s three years old now.What can I say about the functionality itself? Being able to switch which is your D-pad and which is your analog stick with a button press is GENIUS. And more people should include that hardware into their controllers. It’s great for retro games or if you need that D-pad precision. I’ve not seen anyone else with that feature. Which is weird because it’s a GOOD feature. And of course inputting custom controls is wonderful.My memory is foggy on what this controller is like when it’s “young” but it’s hard to play games that require hyper precision. Playing Legend of Zelda Ocarina of Time sometimes requires REAL precise angles your character needs to be walking or pointing and it’s difficult to get in those angles. Also walking isn’t an easy thing to do. There are some games that have walking, but with this controller you’re either running or not moving. It could be the age of my controller though so I’ll have to update this when I test the new one.Buttons feel really good and solid, the design is nice. Buttons have that nice click. I see a few people calling it ugly which I actually disagree with. The design is a very standard blasé. It just doesn’t really stand out and it’s basically a chunkier playstation controller. Which is what it is.I do wish Logitech would bother to make this in other colors. I would pay a fee extra bucks for teal or pink options. But that’s a nitpick.

I've always been more of a console gamer than a PC gamer, mainly because I never cared for PC controllers. This controller, however, is awesome and has made me a PC gamer! It feels very solidly built, especially considering the price. I does a great job of mimicking a PS3 controller on a PC and syncs up with Steam seamlessly. It works well with non-Steam games with controller support. It works well with Joy2Key as well. My only complaint is that it is just a wee bit smaller than a PS3 controller and thus slightly less ergonomic, but really only infinitesimally so. It's my new go-to controller for PC gaming.