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| Brand: | Speedlink |
| Color: | Red |
| Item Height : | 18.1 centimetres |
| Item Width: | 19.4 centimetres |
Product Features
- PC gamepad with USB connector, ergonomic and lightweight
- Adjustable force feedback function for a realistic gaming experience
- 8 pressure-sensitive analogue buttons and 4 digital buttons
- Shoulder buttons and an 8-way D-pad for total control
- Two analogue sticks with button function
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Box Contains
Wireless Mouse M515
Logitech Unifying receiver
Two AA batteries
User documentation
Logitech Unifying receiver
Two AA batteries
User documentation
Product Description
The Strike² is the perfect gamepad for that realistic gaming experience. Thanks to force feedback vibration, you can experience all the quakes and collisions in the game as if you were there. The buttons can be assigned useful functions such as automatic fire mode: at just the press of a button the action is repeated until it is stopped. The Strike² supports both analogue as well as digital gaming modes.
- Force feedback vibration for a realistic gaming experience
- Buttons can be assigned automatic and rapid-fire modes
- Mini control sticks can be used in digital and analogue mode
- Four shoulder buttons and an 8-way D-pad for convenience
- USB connector for rapid data transfer
- Force feedback vibration for a realistic gaming experience
- Buttons can be assigned automatic and rapid-fire modes
- Mini control sticks can be used in digital and analogue mode
- Four shoulder buttons and an 8-way D-pad for convenience
- USB connector for rapid data transfer
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Customer Reviews
Most Helpful Customer Reviews
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Black
Rugged, well made and functional...instantly recognised by windows (xp) and easily mapped, and recognised, to controls within any game.
Force vibration also works great.
Latest drivers available on the Speedlink website (use the product id near the bar-code on the bottom of the box to find the right driver for the product on Speedlinks' website...)
Highly recommended, cant be beaten on price and build quality, that's what got my 5 stars.
Force vibration also works great.
Latest drivers available on the Speedlink website (use the product id near the bar-code on the bottom of the box to find the right driver for the product on Speedlinks' website...)
Highly recommended, cant be beaten on price and build quality, that's what got my 5 stars.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Black
Let's start with the good:
1.It's plug-and-play, so no faffing around installing drivers/software- you can get directly to playing
2. The quality of the buttons seem above-average
3. For those who prefer a PlayStaiton-styled controller, it's a done-deal
4. The buttons are numbered, so when you are editing controls in-game, you can recognise which buttons are which (e.g. in F1 2011)
Now onto the bad, when it comes to gamepads, the main thing above all I look for is the precision in control of the analog sticks, unfortunately this gamepad let me down. Please give a me a moment to explain:
No movement is recognised on the analogue sticks until they are moved approx 1/3 of the way across. Now why might this be pose a problem for gamers?
For racing games, there might be a slight turn in the track, so you would slightly move the analogue stick to make a smooth turn; however with this gamepad you are unable to make that small change in input as it is not picked up, and when you do reach the threshold where input is recognised by the gamepad, it adds WAY too much steering input. I hope I have made this as clear as possible to understand. This can also pose a problem if you use this pad for First Person Shooters
For those like me who prefer precision in their analogue input when playing racing games/first person shooters, I STRONGLY recommend buying the Xbox 360 Controller for PC, it's definitely worth the extra £10.
Another negative is that the controller does seem a bit too small for adult-sized hands.
Summing up the positives + negatives based on importance, I give this product 3-stars. Bad for precision gamers, very good for beginners.
1.It's plug-and-play, so no faffing around installing drivers/software- you can get directly to playing
2. The quality of the buttons seem above-average
3. For those who prefer a PlayStaiton-styled controller, it's a done-deal
4. The buttons are numbered, so when you are editing controls in-game, you can recognise which buttons are which (e.g. in F1 2011)
Now onto the bad, when it comes to gamepads, the main thing above all I look for is the precision in control of the analog sticks, unfortunately this gamepad let me down. Please give a me a moment to explain:
No movement is recognised on the analogue sticks until they are moved approx 1/3 of the way across. Now why might this be pose a problem for gamers?
For racing games, there might be a slight turn in the track, so you would slightly move the analogue stick to make a smooth turn; however with this gamepad you are unable to make that small change in input as it is not picked up, and when you do reach the threshold where input is recognised by the gamepad, it adds WAY too much steering input. I hope I have made this as clear as possible to understand. This can also pose a problem if you use this pad for First Person Shooters
For those like me who prefer precision in their analogue input when playing racing games/first person shooters, I STRONGLY recommend buying the Xbox 360 Controller for PC, it's definitely worth the extra £10.
Another negative is that the controller does seem a bit too small for adult-sized hands.
Summing up the positives + negatives based on importance, I give this product 3-stars. Bad for precision gamers, very good for beginners.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Colour Name:Red
As soon as I opened the box, I was delighted with my purchase. The game pad feels very similar to a PS2 controller which is ideally what I wanted. Set up is easy and automatically installs after plugging it in. Does exactly what I need it for, I can play my PC games and I also use it for some of my emulators. It works a treat!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Good pad
Good, solid pad and for £10 you can't really complain; especially when you get a rumble and L3/R3 buttons, which I wasn't expecting. Read more
Published 11 days ago by CarD
Great piece of equipment for a small price
First things first: I bought this a couple of months back and I do not regret it.
Despite its cheap price, the Gamepad still works perfectly well today. Read more
Despite its cheap price, the Gamepad still works perfectly well today. Read more
Published 24 days ago by MBROD
Sticks have a 50% deadzone
Solid design, feels like it could take a beating, and not badly priced at a tenner. However, the analog sticks have a deadzone of about 50% of the movement range (which doesn't... Read more
Published 1 month ago by Chemical-mix
BEST GAME PAD
bEST PC GAMEPAD I FOUND SO FAR. FOR A VERY CHEAP PRICE. AND WORKED PERFECTLY. JUST HAD TO DOWNLOAD NEW DRIVERS FROM SPEEDLINK WEBSITE, AND WORKED LIKE CHARM!
Published 1 month ago by Pr
Doesn't work on Mac or Asus Tablet!
Gutted, bought this to use on my Mac for emulator games and my Asus transformer prime for both emulator and Nvida games. Read more
Published 1 month ago by Baladen
Does the job, at least
the product doesn't feel like it was badly manufactured, and its as simple as plug-in and play, but the arrow keys and the left stick both register as the same input. Read more
Published 2 months ago by AD
Great Gamepad
This is a great gamepad. Very hardy and very reasonably priced in relation to Microsoft's PC gamepad. Read more
Published 2 months ago by Mr. Robert Barlow
good product...
arrived before the date expected well im using this controller for 2 months and still working perfected well built for this price its a bargain and i recomend to everybody :)
Published 3 months ago by Elio Fernandes
Speedlink Strike
Straightforward setup, just plug in into USB and install driver form website, no problems whatsoever. Read more
Published 3 months ago by Mike
At Last!
I received this last Friday, and have used it all weekend. My story is very simple - I have Mame on my PC running Windows XP. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Vaughan
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