Bought two of these, one online and one in store. Both seem to need to be within 2 feet of their receiver to operate with any sort of quality. Outside this range input becomes garbled, buttons acting like they're being held down or not activating at all.

Good quality; lots of buttons; configurable

Very short wireless "leash

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.

This controller has a quality feel to it and works well with the limited number of games we've tried with it. We initially had problems with it which seemed to be wireless connectivity issues.

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

Works great with the PC! No software or drivers needed! Verified it works with Steam games, but I'm sure it works with other games too.

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.

There are very few wireless Gamepads available for the PC. Since I have 3 Logitech products on my desktop it was not difficult to chose this one. And the small wireless receptors have been working great for me. The game pad fits comfortable on my hands with textures that do not allow it to slip.

The product is highly durable and made of great quality plastic. The response rate is super quick , have never felt any kind of lag . A great plug and play device , highly recommended.

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.

doesn't work on a lot of games