Pros: I actually own two of these, one for each computer system. I really like them, even though their wired. I've used them mostly for racing games like burnout paradise and paradise city, and some online games. Not really much of a gamer, but their really affordable and the cord's never bothered me.

Cons: None, ergonomic, comfortable, does exactly what a controller should. Really like the programmable control panel interface - you can assign different function to each application. My only gripe, and it's a small one - if I play Asteroids online in one of those Java Games, well I can only program one set of settings, and then I have to run a different browser to run a different online game - this is the problem I remember running into. So my workaround was the use of different browsers. Their may be something I missed, but that was my problem with the Logitech Profiler Control Panel.

Pros: Nice design. Pretty much a clone of the PSx controllers. Works "out of the box" with Ubuntu Linux.

Cons: None

Overall Review: I recently converted my old laptop to a media center machine for the living room. I wanted to play some classic games, but I needed USB controllers. These controllers were perfect.

Pros: This controller makes racing games and certain other games where WASD + Mouse is horrible. (Star Trek DAC is another example) I use it for the Need for Speed series on PC. It makes racing games much more responsive to your every move. Also, the fact that I can customize the controls to fit my specific needs for these games makes for a great controller. It is the best controller for the computer at this price.

Cons: Square housing around the dual analog controllers gets annoying. I wish they were circular like Playstation controllers. Also, these aren't good for FPS's. I like FPS's in which the left analog is the equivalent of WASD and the right is the equivalent of the mouse. This is how most consoles have it configured, but the settings in all of the FPS's I tried using this controller in had no customization for the mouse movement, only the buttons.

Overall Review: I bought it for the racing games in particular and only hoped that I could mess around in FPS's with it. It works exactly the way I want it to for my racing games and made Star Trek DAC 100% playable.

Pros: I'm not a serious gamer (haven't been for about 20 years). I usually use the keyboard for gaming, but my brother-in-law got me a fighter-pilot game and recommended I pick up this controller. It's inexpensive and does the job.

Cons: Maybe a few more buttons would be nice, but not if it raises the cost. Button assignment can be tricky; it's hard to know what corresponds to in-game button names like "Z-axis +" and "Direction 2."

Overall Review: The manual didn't seem to mention this, but the "Mode" toggle button swaps the functions of the directional pad and the left analog joystick.

Pros: I love this thing and the Rumble version. Works great with Final Fantasy XI.

Cons: Shipping isn't always free? lol

Pros: You can game easier with a controller.

Cons: -Isn't supported by all games. -Buttons are loose and don't always register -Cheaper is not better in this instance.

Pros: Fits nicely in my hand.

Cons: May not be compatible with windows 7. After instalation I went to bind the keys to play TD2 and the buttons were switched around.

Overall Review: I should have spent a little more money for something that is compadible with Windows 7. I may try uninstalling the gamepad software and just let windows find the driver.

Pros: Price, programmability, functionality

Cons: Joysticks get stuck sometimes

Overall Review: Spend a few extra bucks and get the Xbox PC controller. You will have more "out-of-the-box" functionality and better quality.