Logitech Dual Action GamePad

The Bottom Line: A great game pad for most purposes, and it don't cost an arm and a leg. Lots of features, Profiler software.. great controller.

Review: Introduction.

After having tried a couple of bargain priced game pads, and not really finding what I was looking for, I decided to check out Logitech's Dual Action game pad. It was only twenty dollars, and it looked like a decent game pad...

The Bottom Line: You should probably stay away from this controller because of its serious design flaw regarding the analog stick.

Review: As soon as I saw the likeness to a Playstation 2 controller, and the friendly $20 price tag.. I knew I had to get this product.


The Basics

The controller is almost an exact replica of a Playstation 2 controller. It feels...

Review: After buying 2 of these, within two weeks of playing Tony Hawk 4 on my Mac both controllers have bad left analog sticks. The sticks detect movement when the controller is still and minor movement on the sticks registers as major movement (movement...

Review: Did anyone at Logitech actually bother to use this in a game?

The dpad is a pain in the rear end: pressing up will cause you to move up and then left, pressing down moves right etc. This was just due to crappy design cause I super glued my...

The Bottom Line: If your looking for a great gamepad this is the one. its PS2 design and comfortable grip is probably the best pc gamepad on the market right now.

Review: I bought this game pad and was extremely happy with it. the game pad is 20 dollars. it is designed like the playstation 2 controller. Its connection is USB. the controller feels great in little and big hands as well. it has over 12 programmable...