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Logitech Gamepad F310
$25.00
Released January, 2010
The Pros:Familiar feel designed after existing gaming controllers. Recognized by most PC games compatible with USB game pads. Buttons and direction pad feel durable and sturdy.
The Cons:Trigger buttons use a hinged design rather than push-in, which may not appeal to some users. Button mapping "profiler" software works but a bit awkward to set up. No force-feedback or accelerometer / vibration features.
The Logitech Gamepad F310 is one of three dual-analog gaming controllers / gamepads released in later 2010. As the base unit, the F310 hosts a “familiar” layout with a floating D-pad design (meaning it rests on four switches to make it more responsive to quick changes in direction), bundled Profiler software for programming the controls to emulate keyboard/mouse inputs, and six feet of cable.
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What critics especially find appealing is the incorporation of DirectInput and Xinput standards for universal compatibility with all PC games—old, new, etc.
Features
- Dual-Analog Gaming Controller
- Familiar Layout
- Floating D-Pad Design
- Profiler Software
- Custom Button Programming
- DirectInput Standard
- Xinput Standard
- Windows Compatibility
XInput Mode
- A, B, X, Y buttons
- LB, RB buttons
- Left and right analog triggers
- Start and Back buttons
- Two clickable analog mini-joysticks
- 8-way D-pad
- Home button
- Sports mode
DirectInput Mode
- 10 programmable buttons
- Programmable left and right triggers
- Two programmable analog mini-joysticks
- 8-way programmable D-pad
- Sports mode
User Reviews (7)
Pros & Cons
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familiar feel designed after existing gaming controllers
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recognized by most PC games compatible with USB game pads
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buttons and direction pad feel durable and sturdy
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fully Windows 7 compatible, system recognizes it when plugged in and works right away
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trigger buttons use a hinged design rather than push-in, which may not appeal to some users
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button mapping "profiler" software works but a bit awkward to set up
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no force-feedback or accelerometer / vibration features
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