The buttons work fine and the build quality feels very sturdy, but it's such a chunky, uncomfortable controller that I really am not a fan

The quality of the plastic molding and surface finish isn't super great and the d-pad makes a rattling noise, also.

Logitech usually offers products of decent build-quality, but the F310 gamepad is one of the exceptions to that reputation

Bought to play Skyrim, works fine for the first hour or so, but the quality is very bad and the triggers loosened and now do not register presses.

Bit clicky, but a solid quality controller.

Not the best quality but for $20 I wasn't going to

Logitech built the F310 gamepad with the cheapest, lightest, and lowest-quality plastic they could find on Earth in order to justify the $10 - $20 pricetag

Great quality, responsive buttons, comfortable to hold.

Good quality and works as advertise on Raspberry Pi's.

Thanks Logitech for building such a poor quality controller.

The quality is excellent, just like the Logitech Dual Action controller from the old days when controllers were everywhere, but updated to include the XInput - DirectInput switch on back for compatibility.

If you click on it you will NOT see the Logitech Gamepad F310 controller, however in the system as well as in your emulator/game, the joystick will show up and work in your games -- At least this is what I had to do to get it to

Most of the buttons feel good and the controller works as it should, plug and play, super easy to set up

The body of the controller that houses the trigger buttons is pretty much at a 90 degree angle making your finger cramped as

It's work great but it not worth to buy if you are really a FIFA or nfs gamer because the button are sound clicker when you use L or R upper sides and its harder... but with the price it's good

The trigger buttons are super stiff, so good luck in any game that you have to drive, that sh*t will have your fingers screaming after a short while.