Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2

This is the best game pad I've used for the PC. This pad borrows heavily from the PS2 Dual Analogue controller which I've always thought was an excellent controller. It's very comfortable and feels natural to hold with well placed molding. It has the 4 buttons for the right thumb like the PS or Xbox controllers, 4 shoulder buttons, 2 buttons in the middle above the mode and vibration buttons, an eight way directional pad and 2 analogue sticks which can both be clicked in providing another 2 buttons. All the buttons are well place so your never stretching to reach a certain one. The mode button allows you to manually switch between the left analogue stick and D-Pad which ...  Read the complete review

This Game Controller is really easy to use and is very easy to install. This Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 is a plug and play pad which is a great feature to have for anyone that does not understand the technology and drivers for the game controllers. The pad has a very long batery life with any AA bateries and the range of the pad is very cool as you can play the game from the other side of the room and still ahve no lag or loss of connection, unless your batteries run out. The controller itself has a nice modern black look and the black colour with the orage logo looks nice. The pad has 12 buttons and 3 axis which is great for playing any type of game at any time. ...  Read the complete review

Hello, Cordless? Well, I'm not generally a fan of wireless controller, because the first rule in the world for a gamer is to never use a WIRELESS MOUSE because you will get a little delay an that will be your end in a first person shooter game. I just got this control from a gift, but I would rather prefer a wired one, because I don't like spending in batteries, (its need 2 AA), but I like to play with some freedom because of the cordless. The answer?. Rechargeable cordless controller. The control Is cool, not so heavy, and its rumble nicely the problem it doesn't rumble in every game, anyways I just use it when playing with emulators ...  Read the complete review