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Product Details
- Product Dimensions: 6.8 x 2.9 x 8.1 inches ; 12.8 ounces
- Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
- Shipping: This item is also available for shipping to select countries outside the U.S.
- ASIN: B003VAM392
- Item model number: 940-000106
Price : $31.70
You Save : $3.29 (9%)
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
Rumble Gamepad F510
Noteworthy Features
- Broad game support—works with old and new games
- Profiler software enables advanced gamepad customization
- Dual vibration motors ensure a realistic experience
- Familiar layout is easy to use
- Floating D-pad is responsive to quick direction changes
Logitech Rumble Gamepad F510Feel the action in your PC games
Enjoy every hit, crash and explosion. Now you can truly immerse yourself in your games—old and new—with the Rumble Gamepad F510. Dual vibration motors offer a more realistic experience, while programmable controls enable customization and its unique floating D-pad allows for quicker response. You’ll get an instant edge on the competition with its familiar shape and console-style button layout. Just plug it in and prepare to win.Download Spec Sheet
Play all your favorite games—old ; new
Enjoy the newest game titles as well as your old stand-bys. Switch from X-input mode to DirectInput mode with the flip of a switch.
Customize your experience
Programmable controls let you tailor your gamepad to your liking and your games. Even add keyboard and mice commands when needed.Software installation required.
Feel the Vibration
Dual vibration motors let you feel every hit, crash and explosion in action-packed vibration feedback games.
Quick. Get in the game.
Familiar shape and button layout give you the advantage to play—and win—from the minute you pick it up.
Control every move
Unique floating D-pad gives you greater control and enables you to respond more quickly.
Compatibility
What's in the box?
- Gamepad
- Software CD
- User documentation
- 1-year limited hardware warranty
Works with:
- Windows XP, Windows Vista Windows 7
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What Do You Get?
Console-style control for PC games
Feel the action in your PC games
No cords to get in your way
Connection Choices
USB (corded)
Advanced wireless: fast, powerful 2.4 GHz connection
Gamepad Design
Rubber grips
Vibration feedback
Gamepad Controls
10-programmable buttons
Programmable left and right analog triggers
Two programmable analog mini-joysticks
8-way programmable D-pad
Sports mode
Home button
Vibration On/Off button
System Support
Windows XP, Vista or 7
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Technical Details
- Broad game support?works with popular new titles and old favorites
- Customizable with Profiler software (requires software installation)
- Dual vibration motors support vibration feedback
- Console-style layout with 10 programmable buttons, 8-way programmable D-pad
- Simple plug-and-play USB connection ? works with Windows XP, Vista and 7
Customer Reviews
This controller looks and feels EXACTLY like the Rumblepad 2, with two key differences:
- The middle finger buttons have now been replaced with analog triggers.
- You now have have the option to use this as an X-Input device (in addition to DirectInput). In fact when the device is in X-Input mode, it is listed as an Xbox 360 controller. When in DirectInput mode, the device is listed as Rumblepad 2. Yep "Rumblepad 2", even though this controlled is called F510 (though the name F510 does pop up in X-input mode).
These Logitech controllers are IMO some of the best PC gamepads out there. Better than the Xbox 360 controller. The bundled software (get the latest version from the Logitech website, and don't bother with the CD) is chock full of features. You can even assign mouse functionality to the analog sticks. This makes controlling certain older games that work best with KB+Mouse combo (i.e. Gothic 1) much easier.
The software profiler alone places this device at the top. For example, if you get the Xbox 360 controller you will not get a official profiler software, making it useless for older games. The F510 is also shaped like a standard PS controller (which I personally like more than the Xbox 360 pad shape).
I personally consider this is the best wired gamepad on PCs right now. Honestly, if you have Rumblepad 2, there is no need to buy this one, unless you absolutely need analog trigers. I have been using the Rumblepad 2 for over three years, and the F510 is simply a refreshed Rumblepad 2. The F710, which is wireless, might be better for some people, but I prefer wired versions, as changing the batteries every two weeks can become a hassle. So, for me F510 is the better option.
I am no gamer. So, imagine my surprise when a friend brought over his PS3, got me a little tipsy, and made me play Portal! I was captivated. I've always had a party-limited soft-spot in my heart for two-player fighting games, but quickly loose interest. They're not something I'd ever play alone against the AI, either! Portal, though, reminded me a little of 'The 7th Guest', and with a long-awaited sequal coming out soon, I ordered a copy of the venerable 'Orange Box' from Valve.
The problem was, after getting used to the PS3 controller, I found myself unwilling to use the bloody keyboard and mouse for everything, especially at speed. I began researching USB controllers, but had a hard time finding a recommendation for one that could be used both in Windows 7 and XP. Further, I wanted a controler that would at least be recognized by Ubuntu, as my home ecosystem is very 'Multi-Coded'. On the recommendation of a friend who is a staunch supporter of Logitech, I checked out the current line-up of X-input or Direct-X switchable controllers.
Now, they're not cheap. However, as my friend pointed out, they're reliable, good quality, and built to last. As my Windows 7 machine is to be my primary box for gaming, I tried it first there. I was hoping that drivers wouldn't be necessary, and the controller did work the first time... Then the thing didn't register as connected to USB at all for three startups running. I installed the most recent software direct from logitech's website, and all was well. Nothing needed to be mapped. Windows XP was even easier, switched the output using the switch on the back of the controller to Direct-X, and all was well. Even got it to work through the USB server on my virtual machine in Ubuntu! The controller is comfortable, responsive, and has a very quality feel for a hunk of plastic! Further, one could use those darned rumble packs for "personal massage" purposes... What a kick!
I don't like the mapping function provided in the logitech software, but it's an admitted hack in the first place. You're just doing keyboard mapping through software! Overall, it's a small price to pay to force an emulator to do one's will for truly ancient games, and a welcome piece of forceware at end of day. The attraction of using this as an X-Box 360 controller doesn't even register for me. As far as I'm concerned, those things should all be burned, anyway (though I understand most folks would disagree with me).
Overall, great job! Quality controller, and people in other reviews are right. The analog thumbsticks loosen up with intense playing. Depending on the game, you can even turn sensitivity up and down!
Logitech Rumble Gamepad F510
