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The adjustable controller stick tension is easily the biggest win but the materials feel premium and the dongle worked with no fuss in both Linux and Windows.

Works well, my nephews have yet to be able to destroy it (5 and 7 years old). Have ordered another.

The Logitech F310 offers a wired interface which is a benefit over the Logitech F710. This works in my PC and my PS3 and has a quality feel to all the components.

This controller is great. I am very much surprised it is not as popular as the xbox controller. Any game that works with the xbox 360, for instance, will work with this logitech. Logitech has some nice features. They have some gaming software that is free to download. One is to calibrate the settings on the sticks and pad to fine tune them to your individual thumb movements to perfection. For instance, say your left thumb tends to go upwards when moving it to the left. While calibrating the left control stick, it will make that motion react in the game as if you went straight over, so your game result will be as you wanted, not as your thumbs mismovement would have created on nother type controller. They also have software to make individual profiles for thousands of games. You can set the buttons and sticks to do different things for different games. This way, instead of resetting everything each time you switch games, you simply click on your profile for that game. Someone else use the controller when you are not and prefers different choices than you? They create their own profile for the same game and viola, the controls commands instantly change wen they click on their profile. Ypu can also mess with your friends with a friendly challenge and unbeknownst to them, you created a profile to cause the controller to appear haywire when they go to use it in competition. Of course, this trick will only work once. Unless they are daft. tee hee. They also have unifying software. This makes one usb dongle connect up to six logitech devices. This is more than handy if you do not have the usb ports to spare. I have my wireless keyboard, wireless wheel mouse, and two game controllers while using only one usb port. They work flawlessly and I could connect two more items if I wanted. Two more controllers, or a Printer and any other gadget logitech sells. The best feature, in my opinion is the shape of the controller. I also have a xbox-S game controller and I prefer my logitech big time. The buttons and such are all in the same place, so why? I have better control of the logitech. If you notice the color of the Logitech F-10, you will see they are siler and black. There is an aresa of black on the sides, where the heel of your thumb touches that is made of rubber or a rubber type material for non slip. More importantly, is the shape. It is not noticable by their pics of the F-10, but underneath, where my middle fingers are placed, The controler is curved to create a ( for lack of better words) pocket. I wish I could take a pic of the two controllers from their sides to show the difference. You would see how the F-10 is more comfortable to hold and hold in place while your thumb abd fore fingers are quickly moving around, the pocket helps your middle fingers keep the controller in a steady position in your hand. I take hold of the xbox-s and it doesn't feel the same. My hands have less control over it while I move my fore fingers up to the LB and RB buttons especially. The PS3 controller is similar in shape to the F-10, if I remember correctly

- Great ergonomics. - My thumbs rest perfectly over the thumb sticks - The weight of the controller feels hefty but comfy - Buttons are super easy to actuate. - The capacitive thumb sticks feel smooth as butter - Stick tension ring is great - On dongle mode, the controller seems to have good latency - Nice overall aesthetics - Optional faceplates seem nice - A decent amount of accessories in the box - TONS of buttons to remap - Good app.. - (Story time) My history with Beitong's website/app was awful at best. I previously owned the KP40 and accessing their controller editing app to remap its buttons was a nightmare. In short, their app was not previously available to download for US customers using their website. Luckily, their website has finally been updated, which now includes the ability to download the Beitong Controller Assistant from the US region. I can finally edit my M buttons on my KP40 and 70. App works well and has solid UXD, but boy was it frustrating to get to this point.