Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Logitech F310 is a fairly decent controller. Its high points are the triggers that, when in racing games, can precisely control steering and throttle. The design fits in your hand quite well, and is comfortable for prolonged use. However, this device does have some drawbacks. The D-Pad feels cheaply made, as it wobbles slightly when your thumb rests on it. The controller is very light, which to some may be an advantage, but I prefer heavier controllers like that of the 360's weight. And the biggest drawback is the software. When loading the profiler, the software will hang when it is "Building game profiles" And in order to remap keys (For instance, you want a button to replicate a key that cannot be altered in the games settings), you have to switch to DirectInput mode, which will make the triggers act as a button, rather than having variable control. Overall, this controller isn't bad if you are budgeted.

Great alternative to the over priced competitors. I wouldn't use this for fighting games as the D-pad is not very responsive, and feels a little on the cheap side. But these controllers last much longer than xbox controllers, and cost less than half the price.

Feels good in hand, looks nice, and best of all you just plug it in and that’s it. No additional set-up/hardware.

It's a solid 8-button, twin-stick, wired game pad for about as cheap as you can expect. There isn't really much room for extra features without either getting in the way or being to hard to reach during action, so really this is about as good as it can get. Yes, the cord can get in the way at times and is a point of failure (my previous gamepad of the same model had the cord start breaking, causing it to stop working), but on the other hand it doesn't need batteries or recharging. It's the same model as my previous gamepad and that lasted at least a decade before the cord started to break so it's reasonably durable too. It will fill the bill for pretty much any game or emulator you need it for, and it's comfortable enough to hold for a few hours. About the only thing I could want more (and that could even fit) is an auto-fire toggle in the central cluster.

the controler is great for what i use it for online fighting games/ racing games it fits my hands well i do love these controller but iv gone through about 5 or so and now im ordering another one they last about 3 months then start to fall apart if u can keep your controller from not falling on the ground and not wrapping the wire around the controller when not in use then its fine the wiring falls out to easly after sometime and if they do drop the wrong way u may lose some bounce in ur button pop ups but other then that its plug and play good for the price range i guess

Mac users don't have a lot of game controller options, since traditionally Macs have not had a lot of gaming options. As Apple and other companies have been cranking out games lately, however, a growing need is there... and this controller mostly fits the bill. Make sure you switch the mode-switch on the bottom from "X" to "D" or it will not work with the Mac... but after that it is pretty smooth sailing with everything I have tried.

This is a good, fully functional wired controller, from the trusted guys at Logitech. Most modern games will set this up as an XBOX360 controller, which works perfectly, as the buttons are laid out, and colored the same. The sticks are in the more traditional PlayStation design however, not the offset design of XBOX. There is no rumble/feedback feature, which at first bothered me, but in reality, its absence sort of helps with control. Another review mentions super sensitive response with the sticks. I haven't really noticed to where it is any different than an XBOX controller, however I would offer this: I've noticed that when it is first connected to Windows (I'm using 8), if you don't rotate the sticks fully around (as in calibrating them?) then once you're in-game, there's practically no dead zone, and the slightest touch sends you all over the place. You don't have to go to an actual calibration screen or anything, however, if you rotate the sticks fully after you plug it in, or restart Windows, everything is just fine. I wouldn't say that this is the build quality of a true XBOX controller, it is very lightweight, and feels very hollow. I feel as though if you get mad, and launch it at a wall, or floor, it will very likely shatter into several useless pieces. That said, it being half the price of an XBOX controller, and performing the same task, without the rumble, or the wireless input lag; it is a very good value, and worth the purchase.

I bought 3 of these, to replace Wired Logitech F310 I bought back 2018! Cause my LB button broke, playing PC games on "STEAM". Why wired. The convenience of not charging. All my PC gaming items, Headsets, Gaming controller, mouse, and keybrd r wired.

I bought this controller yesterday and works very well. Been using it for 7 hrs staright and no disconnection which is way better than their previous product the dual action gamepad. It shape like a PS2 but the buttons are labled like Xbox 360 controller as well the comp reads it as xbox 360 controller. install takes about 3 minutes.

All-in-all, this is a great gaming pad. In all honesty, i love it. Playing emulators for Gamecube(Dolphin), Nintendo DS(DeSmuMe), PS2(Psx2), Nintendo 64(Project64). I just baught another today just for 2 player mode. It was easy to set up as well. Just connect it, and wait for windows to install, then you're ready to go. No problems what so ever.

Okay, so, i actually didn't buy this from best buy, but i had a controller EXTREMELY similar to this, only difference was it was gray/dark dark blue, BUT. This is to people who have it at 1-2 stars because it doesn't work on your games --For alot of games on PC, they don't automatically detect that you have a controller plugged in, you need to download a program (Xpadder, it used to be free, isn't anymore, there are many websites that have free, working, virus-free versions of it), that lets you plug your controller in, and it lets you map keyboard controls and mouse controls (WASD, Arrow keys, numpad, mouse up and down, etc.,) to that controller, and it works for any controller that uses a USB port that you plug into a computer. And no, i am not sponsored by the makers of the program, i'm not even trying to advertise it, I'm just trying to help out people who are saying it doesnt work on games, and that the game doesnt recognize a controller. You're welcome.

great controller for playing game on your pc. USB

I'm very happy with the functionality of this controller, my only problem was that I had to set up the controls. For some reason the up arrow was setup as aim and then the down as shooting, craziness! It took about 10 minutes to set up everything the way it should be, but after doing so it is just like playing on a console! I recommend this controller, but just know you are going to have to work with it a little bit.

Great controller for gaming it works on my computer and tv but when I used it on my submarine and it stopped working and I don’t know to fix it.

So I bought a PC controller because I wanted to play Castle Crashers without the confusion of what buttons is what. The game recommended a controller mainly because the buttons it tells you are on controllers, not keyboards. So I bought this cheap controller and it might not be XBox but it gets the job done. Sadly if you're like me and have few games that work best with a controller, you might ask yourself how to get $25 worth out of it? Your answer may have to be playing with Emulators, sorry first party companies. But if you have plenty of games that best work best on controller then I say to check this out. The only complaint I have which isn't completely to the controller itself, but rather to another game on why I bought it in the first place. If you're like me and expecting this game to work on games on Steam that were originally on PS2, you may be disappointed, the gamepad does not suit well with them. I've tried it with GTA San Andreas for PC, and it just makes you question on why it feels more difficult than it should be. Other than that, it's a decent gamepad, and it may not work for older PS2 port Steam games, it does work well with all other games.

This is a very good device for those who are not hardcore gamers and don't want to spend whole lot of money buying xbox or other controllers. It is cheap, it is compact and it is from logitech which all the reason to buy this product. I bought two of these and pretty happy with my purchase.

Great, and way less expensive than the big brand. I've used it for a few weeks and only seen it stick once, and it quickly resolved itself.

I was looking for a cheaper alternative to the Microsoft Xbox 360 or One controller for my computer and Rocket League and saw this. It is very similar to a PS3 controller IMO and that isn't a bad thing at all! Comfortable and all buttons are easy to reach while playing. And the price.... Can't beat that at all. Just feels a tad cheap, but again, cant beat price!

I run Windows 7 Home Prem. I plugged this thing in and windows did the rest :) I am very happy with this product responds well to GTA IV and EFLC

i just added my first game to my alienware laptop, skyrim. playing with a keyboard and mouse was frustrating. i didn't want to fork out the big bucks for a "name brand" controller and this was priced much lower than the others. the logitech will work for the xbox as well as in my case a pc. my machine is running windows 8.1 and it installation was quick and easy. just plug in the usb, a few on screen steps and you are done in just a couple of minutes. the controller feels and looks almost identical to an "official" xbox controller but for a third the price. i also like that you can make custom profiles for the controller for each game which makes game play more enjoyable. just an out and out great value for a controller with no downside whatsoever.