It works and is cheap but the triggers are just hard to press. Your finger gets fatigued after a while especially in a game like rocket league.

Cheap; works; compatibility

Triggers hard to press; somewhat feels cheap

Not bad for price. Was in a jam and needed a new controller for my pc. No rumble features. Cheap plastic but responsive triggers. No rumble feedback causes it to lose the star but otherwise not a terrible price.

The cable is too short and the software is terrible. I was really hoping the software would allow the controller to run in whatever setup across the desktop and all apps. But its game dependant. Other than that. Its a good enough controller.

I bought this F310 today and I use it on my PC and my Mac. It's compatible with Mac, just plug it in and set the switch on the back to Direct Input...

Genuine Review after using product for 1 month: If this is your first time using gamepad, you should definitely go with this one. Instead of using some Chinese gamepad of RS 400-500, you should invest little more and try this one out. Build quality is premium and it feels sturdy.

I've had this for a eight months or so, and it's lasted through everything I've put it through very well. It is responsive, and I love the PlayStation-style layout of the sticks and d-pad.

No, I would not recommend this to a friend

Improved Game Play

The description of this gamepad has changed, it is correct now.

Best for playing FIFA and other games too. People with small hands might find it uncomfortable because the controller is quite big.

I like the feel of these controller. I used to buy them refurbished for five bones apiece and wear them out in about six-to-nine months, but I couldn't find any refurbs this time around. I don't think I'll pay more than ten for the next one, though. Cheap controllers should be cheap.