Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback (Black)
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Product Description:
The Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad II for PC gives you 30 feet of gaming freedom with no lag! Its high-speed data transfer at 2.4 GHz cordless operates at a 30-foot range. The gamepad combines vibration feedback and superior control with reliable, lag-free cordless freedom. More than 100 hours of battery life.
The Logitech Cordless Rumble Pad II for PC gives you 30 feet of gaming freedom with no lag! Its high-speed data transfer at 2.4 GHz cordless operates at a 30-foot range. The gamepad combines vibration feedback and superior control with reliable, lag-free cordless freedom. More than 100 hours of battery life.
Features:
- 2.4 GHz cordless performance with 30-foot range
- Dual vibration feedback motors
- 2 analog sticks, 8-way D-pad and 10 programmable action buttons
- 100 hours of battery life
- PC and Mac compatible
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Best "play station type" wireless pc controller
I have a wireless xbox 360 controller as well. That along with this are the two best wireless pc controllers out there. So it depends on which controller style you like, but you can't go wrong with either
Rating: 
- Doesn't work with games that were originally made for Xbox 360
This is a well made and designed controller but it doesn't work some games that were originally made for Xbox 360(all of the buttons are switched around, the vibration doesn't work and one of the thumb sticks is completely inverted). To get it to work with games like mirror's edge you have to use a home made XBOX360 Controller Emulator v3.0(this gets the buttons and thumb sticks working right and it is suppose to fix the vibration but it seems to only work with windows vista 32 or 64bit if you set ... Read More
Rating: - Perfect gamepad ..
I've been using this gamepad for 1 month now. I'm mainly playing to PES, and it's really perfect. If you're afraid to use the small CD enclosed to install drivers, just go to logitech.com and download the latest drivers. Once it's done, the gamepad and button are already configured.
So, it's really easy to use, perfect handling. And for the price (you also have vibration on it), it's the best gamepad on the market I think.
Rating: - Best controller for the price
I've only had this controller for a few days but it works great w/ all of the emulators i use, I have old ps1 and n64 games but no longer have either system, but with this controller it's just like playing on a console. The device was automatically recognized by all of the emulators, in both windows vista home premium and Ubuntu intrepid ibex can't beat it for the price.
Rating: - Nice product, annoying packaging
Got the controller a few days ago. I've been using it with some emulated video games (Completely legitimate of course). Works wonderfully.
I did have to mark it down for the packaging. It's got that annoying frustration packaging that took me a good 5-10 minutes to get open. Not only is it annoyingly wrapped, but the USB cable for the wireless receiver is hidden inside of there so you've got to be quite cautious about where you're cutting. If I had succeeded in cutting in the first place ... Read More
- Best "play station type" wireless pc controllerI have a wireless xbox 360 controller as well. That along with this are the two best wireless pc controllers out there. So it depends on which controller style you like, but you can't go wrong with either
- Doesn't work with games that were originally made for Xbox 360This is a well made and designed controller but it doesn't work some games that were originally made for Xbox 360(all of the buttons are switched around, the vibration doesn't work and one of the thumb sticks is completely inverted). To get it to work with games like mirror's edge you have to use a home made XBOX360 Controller Emulator v3.0(this gets the buttons and thumb sticks working right and it is suppose to fix the vibration but it seems to only work with windows vista 32 or 64bit if you set ... Read More
- Perfect gamepad ..I've been using this gamepad for 1 month now. I'm mainly playing to PES, and it's really perfect. If you're afraid to use the small CD enclosed to install drivers, just go to logitech.com and download the latest drivers. Once it's done, the gamepad and button are already configured.
So, it's really easy to use, perfect handling. And for the price (you also have vibration on it), it's the best gamepad on the market I think.
- Best controller for the priceI've only had this controller for a few days but it works great w/ all of the emulators i use, I have old ps1 and n64 games but no longer have either system, but with this controller it's just like playing on a console. The device was automatically recognized by all of the emulators, in both windows vista home premium and Ubuntu intrepid ibex can't beat it for the price.
- Nice product, annoying packagingGot the controller a few days ago. I've been using it with some emulated video games (Completely legitimate of course). Works wonderfully.
I did have to mark it down for the packaging. It's got that annoying frustration packaging that took me a good 5-10 minutes to get open. Not only is it annoyingly wrapped, but the USB cable for the wireless receiver is hidden inside of there so you've got to be quite cautious about where you're cutting. If I had succeeded in cutting in the first place ... Read More
