The connection is terrible constantly dropping out, manual programing for all games from 2007 onwards, no support from logitech and if you check their website it says the product is no longer sold!

This gamepad has been a great replacement for a previous logitech gamepad I had which was almost identical, save for having a cord. The cable in that one broke, so I got this one and it's served me almost flawlessly ever since.

I bought the Logitech F710 as I felt some of my PC games were best played on a controller rather than a keyboard and/or mouse. Wireless was also a necessity as I usually play far from my PC. I must say, the controller does not disappoint.

Dual input (Direct Input/XBox); Sturdy build; Wireless has good range; Battery life is awesome; Buttons are still crisp even after years of usage

Logitech could have used a unifying receiver with it

Easy of use; no set up issues

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I really like the F310 so I thought I'd give the wireless version a try. Seems to be every bit as good as the old reliable F310. No noticeable lag when using with Windows 7 in Direct mode.

Upon first glance, this looks like a typical controller, and it is, until you try to use the [...] thing. It is so hard to program game profiles its ridiculous. Most of my games don't even recognize this gamepad. It was a nightmare trying to find drivers for it.

This is a great gamepad but it has some serious problems and until logitech fix this product, it's not worth buying. Pros: - It looks great. - The design is great. (Classic logitech design, a bit heavier which like). - Xinput and DirectInput support is just genius.

Its an awesome controller, however it is a bit pricey but for the controller it is, its quite reasonable, also it does tend to fail occasionally, I sit down on my house and my computer is less than 2 feet away and it keeps failing and failing the wireless, stops responding in the middle of the game...

Wouldn't use any other =D

I originally set this up with the calibration software that came with it. It just didn't want to work. I then found Pinnacle, which made calibration much easier. Still, in both places, it treats the directional pad like the left analog stick and the left analog stick like the d-pad.