I have used my F710 for almost two months. the fell, response, and built quality are perfect. the shape doesn't really do well for me, and also the positioning of the middle button makes me accidently () press the analog mode button than the back button.

I can't imagine doing any better for $50. Wireless, great range, great button and stick feel, reliable, and amazing battery life. You can't go wrong.

Strong build. Smooth; tactile; button feel. Easy to configure in Windows and Windows 8 (plug it in and go) Excellent range. Excellent battery life

Slightly heavy. Vibrate function is silly; and mostly useless

I have bought this controller for my PC some time ago because I wanted any controller to play Minecraft on my PC, CoD: MW3, and some other games. And also because it would be useful for presentations, to use to pass slides, move the mouse, etc (because I honestly hate to use a real mouse for this).

Wireless; many buttons, comfortable

I don't really know any

Very cheap for a solid gaming controller. As long as the path to the controller and receptor is clear, there is no lag.

Bought this guy a few weeks ago and honestly it has the potential to be a great controller. BUT! Getting the freaking thing to work on Windows 7 X64 was a night mare. I had to look for videos on YouTube and blogs to figure out how to get it to work. See there isnt a working x360 driver for it. You have to go around the logical way to set it up and even then its not perfect. For people who dont know how to do this it will be nigh on impossible. Windows cant install a driver for it and even with the software available from Logitech it was still an issue. Funnily enough when I tried it on Windows 8 it worked like a charm although I still had to tell windows where the driver was. I like the quality of the controller but the hassle with getting it to work just isn't worth it. Not just plug and play as it says...... Oh well.

Easy of use; no set up issues

None

I don't use the mapping software the gamepad comes with as I also have an XBox 360 for Windows controller and it won't work with the mapping software. Otherwise, this is a wonderful controller that has lasted for years. Definitely worth every penny.

- Switch between XInput and DirectInput - Great for mapping classic games that don't use the Z Axis controls or natively mapping to and older game; - Control sticks are nice and responsive, not too loose or too tight.

- Wireless doesn't reach very far; Starts dropping signal at about 6'; Sucks if you want to sit on the couch, but it does include the extension cable so you can alleviate some of this

Compared to the primarily console-focussed controllers here, the Logitech F710 is built for PC gamers. It has a tiny (tiny) USB wireless adapter and works very well in most games that support game controllers, since it supports the common XInput/DirectInput standards.

Is a good controller when it's working but no support for Windows 10 (there's a janky workaround). The wireless dongle pretty much needs a direct line of sight or it'll cut out and the dpad works but is pretty average. When it's working though it's relatively low latency and works well though!

i'm satisfied with the consoles perfomance....sturdy,looks,vibrations everything was perfectly designed,but as it specifies i don't get a range of 10mt with nano reciever,i can get 5-6mt without any disturbances.finally, you can go for it if price doesn't bother you!!