Logitech ChillStream Gamepad for PC (963435-0403) | 
| Brand: Logitech
List Price: $39.99
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Rating:  14 reviews
Sales Rank: 5975
ESRB: Everyone
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 0.1 x 0.1 x 0
nv:Device Type: Gamepad
Warranty: 2 years warranty
MPN: 963435-0403
Model: 963435-0403
UPC: 097855041890
EAN: 0097855041890
ASIN: B000IX1NDC
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Product Type - Game Controller | | • | Soft rubber grips - Enjoy superior comfort and better gaming control. | | • | High-performance analog sticks and triggers - For enhanced speed and precision. | | • | System Requirements | | • | - PC with Pentium processor or compatible |
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Product Description
Play all those hot, action games on your PC while keeping your hands cool. The Logitech ChillStream technology helps keep your hands cool when gaming gets really intense. Three speed settings allow you to adjust the ventilation force on the integrated fan. No matter what you play, ChillStream lets you play longer, play harder, play cooler.
Amazon.com Product Description
The Logitech ChillStream technology helps keep your hands cool when gaming gets really intense. Three speed settings allow you to adjust the ventilation force on the integrated fan. No matter what you play, or how you game, ChillStream lets you play longer, play harder, play cooler!  | |  | |  | | | | | | | | | ChillStream technology
Helps keep your hands cool during intense gaming sessions. | | Soft rubber grips
Enjoy superior comfort and better gaming control. | | High-performance analog sticks and triggers
For enhanced speed and precision. | | System Requirements - PC with Pentium processor or compatible
- Windows 2000, XP, or Vista
- Available USB port
Package Contents - Logitech ChillStream controller
- User guide
- 1-year limited warranty
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| Customer Reviews: Read 9 more reviews...
 Chillin & blastin January 11, 2007
K. Dennis (Montana)
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
So this controller looked pretty sweet to me so I bought it over a rumble pad. I liked the idea of fans for wicking away sweat, as I tend to get pretty white knuckled on my controllers. I bought this controller specifically for Star Wars Battlefront 2 on PC, and it works like a dream. I also like the X-Box controller layout (offset anolog sticks and more ergonomic) than the PS2 style controller that is the Logitech Rumble pad. It also has better grips than a PS2 controller.
The only things I think are bad about it are the following:
1. It is not modeled on the large XBox controller, but rather the regular one, which is ok for most people, but I have big hands and I get a bit cramped up if I play for way too long.
2. I was slightly dissapointed with the lack of custimization software available with this pad. I have a Saitek Cyborg EVO joystick that you can create custom profiles for every game you want to use it with then set that profile before launching the game. This isn't an issue with Battlefront 2 since it has a very excellent in game control configurator, but I could see where if a game didn't have as good an interface (or maybe older games) this pad could suffer in this regard.
3. This isn't so much an issue for me, but I would assume that with a lot of game play and turning on and off of the fan, that the fan motor will likely die sooner than the pad will wear out. I don't care too much, because the fan is more a novelty to me than anything. I will still use it even if it does die.
Overall, a great controller, I actually would give it a 4.5 rating, but that isn't an option here.
Very Impressed, but no NES September 25, 2007
Alastair L. Drong (Bloomington, IL USA)
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
I was playing Super Mario emulated on my laptop a few months back when my wife (then fiancee) came in and exclaimed, "Super Mario! I want to play!" I needed a new controller and, needless to say, my wife needed one as well. I started looking around for something that'd do the job and last us a while. To my surprise, I found that the quality on game pads is lacking. For a while, the best reviewed game pad I could find was another Logitech and the left analog stick commonly had "floating" issues (the stick would cause you to drift down) after pretty light use. This is apparently pretty common for all Logitech controllers.
I then found this controller and felt like the fan was a bit of a joke, but since it is a bit more expensive and so clearly geared toward XBOX gamers, I felt like it aught to be at least a little more resilient and ready for someone who knows what a decent controller aught to feel like.
So, when I purchased two of these, my primary concerns were that the left analog stick would begin to float and that the airflow would be pointless and maybe a little annoying if it accidentally got turned on. After about 3 months of average use, the analog stick is fine and, very much to my surprise, I absolutely love the airflow on my palms. Over the summer I actually wished I could get a little more airflow out of it, but I expect that over the winter, the low setting will be just right.
The only disappointing thing I've found with the controller so far is this: In Mario 3 there's a particular level (one of my favorites, actually) in which you must fly while holding shell. To do this, you have to use what I call the B, A+ move which involves pressing and holding the B button with the tip of your thumb while repeatedly hitting the A button with the meat of your thumb. I have no problems doing this on a classic NES controller, my old (terrible) Saitek P150 and I've also done the same with the GameBoy where the buttons are angled the wrong way. I can't, however, do this on the ChillStream using the X and A buttons as B and A respectively. I have to change hand positions to use the tips of my index and middle finger to do it well enough to pass the level.
El mejor Pad que he probado. April 2, 2007
Billy Hernandez (Rep. Dom.)
4 out of 14 found this review helpful
Es increiblemente comodo,, las salidas de aire por los lados no hace que la manos te suden, y es muy comodo jugar FPS y Juegos de carros con el,, sin duda alguna es el control de un X360 mejorado,,,,
 Buy this controller if you love to LOSE! December 16, 2007
Graydon Duffield (Cross Lanes, WV USA)
3 out of 7 found this review helpful
The controller itself is made of decent quality. The sticks are accurate and recenter themselves well, the analog shoulder buttons have a nice tactile feel, and the buttons are responsive and not mushy. HOWEVER, Logitard was smart enough to put a sleep mode function into the controller. So, if you're playing a game where you switch between keyboard and controller (BF2 for example) and it's been 10 minutes or so since you've used the controller. When you goto use the controller you'll quickly realize that the controller is asleep! What makes it even better is that you have to COMPLETELY exit the game and restart to get the game to recognize the controller. And there's nothing better than have 10 guys yell at you over TS because you have to restart the game in the middle of a match.
Go Logitard!
Long hous of playing will be cool April 10, 2007
Ramaju (Guatemala, Central America)
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Easy to set up, very acurate almost like cheating the games (playing the NFS series).
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