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From old standbys to today's biggest titles, the Logitech Rumble Gamepad F510 is easy to set up and use with your favorite games
You can feel every hit, crash and explosion in games that support vibration feedback. Refer to game documentation for information about vibration support
The D-pad rests on four switches-instead of a single pivot point-making it responsive to quick changes in directions
For games without native gamepad support, you can customize your experience with fully programmable controls that can emulate keyboard and mouse inputs
You control the action. A familiar shape and button layout gets you in the game faster without having to relearn gamepad settings
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A good solid gamepad that follows the Playstation controller layout rather than the Xbox one, it has two distinct advantages over buying a normal Microsoft X360 controller for the PC (which is the defacto standard these days):
First, it has a switch that enables you to switch between Xinput and Directinput. This means this gamepad will work with either newer games that favour the X360 pad (Xinput) or older games that don't work with the X360 pad properly but still have gamepad support. This means I can happily play XCOM (a 2012 game) or Descent (a 1996 game) with no issue.
Second, the software with the pad allows you to create profiles for games, allowing you to customise the pad completely, so even games with no gamepad support can be played with it after a little bit of setup.
Overall, an excellent bit of kit.
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Great grips. Great buttons and most importantly great analogue sticks. The triggers are angled a little weird and the rounded bits behind the triggers mean you have to move your fingers around them to access the triggers on top, but it isn't as bad as it sounds. The triggers are also a little shorter and are "straight" instead of curved, but that isn't an issue for me.
Wired is the best - naturally. No batteries. Good length cable. Excellent controller for emulators due to its direct input and Xinput (360 controller style) modes. Has a vibration function which can in fact be turned off from the controller itself - very useful.
Works great on many Steam games.
Fantastic controller. Would pick another one of these over a 360 controller any day of the week.
Also... build quality is top notch.
Worth the price.
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Sturdy built (I dropped it the moment I opened the box) and still worked fine.
Allows you to toggle vibration if it is annoying you (like some parts of the Tomb Raider game).
Works great with Steam (especially with the full screen mode of steam: the pad has a "home" button that summons the in-game UI).
Pretty standard arrangement. Rubbery handle that doesn't make your hands sweat and stops the pad from slipping in your hands.
Comfortable hold.
Last, but not least, works perfectly on Linux. No tricky things required. The standard joystick kernel module works as well as the evdev module for Xorg. KDE detected and used it no problem. Even vibration worked perfectly.
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