Logitech 963335-0403 Precision Plug and Play Gamepad | 
| Brand: Logitech
List Price: $9.99
Buy New: $7.75
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Rating:  103 reviews
Sales Rank: 297
Platform: Not Machine Specific
Color: Blue
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Batteries Included: No
Operating System: Not Machine Specific
Shipping Weight (lbs): 3
Dimensions (in): 0 x 0.1 x 0.1
Warranty: 1 year warranty
MPN: 963335-0403
Model: 963335-0403
UPC: 097855025647
EAN: 0097855025647
ASIN: B00030AX3Q
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Play sports, action, adventure, role-playing, driving and other games with ease | | • | Comfortable design with familiar button layout | | • | Precise 8-way D-pad, four thumb buttons and four triggers designed for fast action | | • | Six programmable buttons | | • | Convenient plug and play USB interface on your PC or Mac |
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Product Description
Just connect and play- it's that simple. Introducing the Logitech Precision Gamepad, a precise, sturdy, comfortable controller that also looks great. Play sports, action, adventure, role-playing, driving and other games with ease.
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| Customer Reviews: Read 98 more reviews...
 Cheap, solid, works well August 14, 2006
Matthew T. Weflen (Chicago, IL)
49 out of 49 found this review helpful
Like many others here, I use this gamepad for emulators. I am pleasantly surprised by the compatibility - it works with every emulator I've tried it with (MAME, SNES9x, Nester, Gens, VColeco, Stella). There are no drivers to install if you own Windows XP - detection is flawless.
The button action is good enough to accurately simulate the feel of, say, an SNES controller or a NES controller. The d-pad is just slightly inferior to those original controllers' pads, but only ever so (no one has truly gotten it right since the big N did in those days). The buttons have enough of a digital click to them, without going overboard. They strike a great balance between click and mushiness.
This gamepad is shaped comfortably, like a PS2 pad minus the dual analog sticks. While it is light, it is not flimsy - squeezing and twisting your hands on the plastic produces very little "give" on the thick plastic parts.
I also like the pad aesthetically. The dark blue plastic is handsome and the shape is pleasing to the eye. This might seem silly, but if you're going to look at the thing resting atop your PC for months or years, it's at least a minor factor.
If, as is currently the case, this pad is available for $10 with Super Saver Shipping, you should not hesitate. For $10 or under, this gamepad is a steal!
Great controller at a great price February 14, 2006
Joseph Longa (Southbury, CT)
27 out of 27 found this review helpful
This is a great piece of equipment. I'm using it with RockNES (a Nintendo emulator) on my Macintosh in OSX 10.4.4 and it works great. I didn't need to run any software, it just worked from the minute I plugged it in. It's extremely comfortable, the buttons are all programmable, and the directional pad is very precise. I tried a $30 controller that was a cheap piece of junk compared to this one. Super serious gamers who need analog joysticks or more buttons than a Playstation 2 controller will need to find something more sophisticated, but everyone else will find this controller to be a fantastic value.
Best Gamepad I've ever used. October 25, 2005
mjc0961
10 out of 11 found this review helpful
My previous game pad was clunky and unresponsive. I'd play a game that I would normally do well in with no problem using a console controller, and get stomped because the pad was so bad. So I went online, and looked at other options for game pads and came across the Logitech Precision game pad. I read the reviews, and everyone said it was great. And at the low price of ten bucks, I decided to try it out. Let me tell you, this pad is a great way to spend ten bucks if you play games on your computer. The buttons are extremely responsive. In a section of a game I died at least 20 times in before giving up on with my old game pad, I completed it without dying once using the Logitech Precision.
In conclusion, this game pad is definitely worth every penny.
Perfect for SNES Games September 22, 2005
Zarjay (Biloxi, MS USA)
9 out of 10 found this review helpful
This controller is more comfortable than even an SNES controller, so this is a perfect accessory for playing SNES games on your computer.
I bought this controller for my parents so they could play their favorite SNES video games on the computer. They're fans of simple, old-school video games and don't have any interest in newer, more advanced games. I wanted to make sure the controller I bought for them felt and played like the original SNES controller. My parents seem to be satisfied with the controller, and I hear that my dad likes to spend too much time playing Dr. Mario on the computer.
Before buying this controller, I had bought several Nyko Technologies Airflow controllers. the Nyko Airflow controllers have more buttons and are more customizable, but they don't feel as comfortable as the Logitech Precision Gamepad. If you want to play simple games that don't require that many buttons, I would recommend this controller. If you're into advanced PC games or Playstation/Nintendo 64 emulators, then you'll need a more advanced controller, such as the Nyko controllers. The buttons aren't as soft as the buttons on the Logitech controller, however.
great feeling pad so long as you don't need analog! January 18, 2006
Wiggly (California, USA)
8 out of 8 found this review helpful
This is a great gamepad - it's cheap, it's easy to use, and it works just fine with Macs and PCs (I've used it on both). As its name suggests, it's very precise, and I find it perfect for those arcade style games that don't necessarily require a precise analog controller. If you're wanting a gamepad for driving games though, the Logitech Dual Shock or Rumblepad is a better idea.
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