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Logitech Vantage USB Headset for PLAYSTATION 3

from: Logitech


Usually when i buy headsets i have the common issue (one ear goes faulty) but this one is in fact the best headset i've bought! I thought since its USB it must have an auto install functionality (plug and play) and it did. only things you have to adjust for the pc is the microphone and speaker names + microphone configuration.

I would advise to PS3 and/or general pc users!! :)

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Logitech Driving Force Pro Wheel (PS3)

from: Logitech

October 24, 2007
If you want to get the best out of your driving games then you should seriously consider this wheel. It is very easy to set up, particularly with the PS3, and the build quality is very good. Feedback from the wheel is true to life with every bump, kerb, and barrier felt that will improve your gaming experience that bit more. Works with GT5 Prologue, Dirt and Burnout Paradise and I'm sure will work with the new Codemaster game Racedriver:Grid out this summer. All in all a worthwhile product and makes driving games a lot easier compared to using the plain old controller. Recommended.

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Logitech G25 Racing Wheel (PC)

from: Logitech


I've been after one of these since buying a ps3 but was put of by the £200+ price tag. I also have a 360 wireless wheel and there is no comparison. The G25 feels stronger and the feedback is more realistic and F1, GT5 and ferrari challenge all run as smooth as you like.

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Logitech Driving Force EX Steering Wheel (PS3)

from: Logitech

March 02, 2007
yes it does work on ps3.

but not all the features work the most important being the mode button which allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the wheel, because without it i found this to be useless.

UNLESS SONY UPDATE THE PS3 TO ALLOW SENSITIVTY TO BE CHANGED USING THE MODE BUTTON STAY AWAY FROM THIS CONTOLLER.

unfortunatley im now stuck with a wheel i cant use as my wife threw away all the packaging.

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Logitech Vantage USB Microphone (Xbox 360)

from: Logitech

October 25, 2007
yes it does work on ps3.

but not all the features work the most important being the mode button which allows you to adjust the sensitivity of the wheel, because without it i found this to be useless.

UNLESS SONY UPDATE THE PS3 TO ALLOW SENSITIVTY TO BE CHANGED USING THE MODE BUTTON STAY AWAY FROM THIS CONTOLLER.

unfortunatley im now stuck with a wheel i cant use as my wife threw away all the packaging.

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Logitech Cordless Action Controller Gamepad (PS2)

from: Logitech


Anybody who has shopped third-party should be well aware that there is a multitude of wireless controllers available for PS2 (and none of them are first-party either), of course as with everything, they all vary in quality, this being the 3rd wireless controller i've used, and the fact that it being wireless was probably what put me into buying it over another DualShock2 since Sony didn't bother doing a wireless variation.

The controller itself, is like most others, has a dongle that just plugs into the controller port and acts as the reciever, the controller itself as a matte feel to it as opposed to plastic, this acts as a grip and is very comfortable, the buttons, one thing I have found with most third-party controllers is that the D-Pad ... Read More:

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Logitech G11 Keyboard (PC)

from: Logitech

October 30, 2006
For the price this keyboard is fantastic. Its very comfortable to use for long periods of time and the backlights are a brilliant idea when playing games- or even just typing in the dark! The macro keys are also very useful and the software that comes with the board is very easy to use, easily allowing you to quickly assign keys a function. You can also record macros while in game with the simple press of a key.
All in all a very good keyboard!

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Logitech Rumblepad II (PC)

from: Logitech

October 30, 2006
Excellent gamepad, what can I say. Its rubber grips combined with the smooth plastic shell give it a very comfortable feel that excites me more than it should. The shape is perfect - holding the Rumblepad 2 feels entirely natural and is never a conscious effort when playing games (FFVII!). Analog sticks are smooth, and the buttons are soft but still able to click satisfyingly. The quality of this controller is very obvious, and I suggest you not to waste money buying the cheaper imitations, no matter how similar they may look. Biased though as I'm a bit of a Logitech fanboy.

A couple minor issues, though. The analog stick buttons are a little harder to depress than I would've liked, requiring a bit more effort than ideal. Second, I would prefer ... Read More:

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Extreme 3D Pro Joystick (PC)

from: Logitech


Excellent gamepad, what can I say. Its rubber grips combined with the smooth plastic shell give it a very comfortable feel that excites me more than it should. The shape is perfect - holding the Rumblepad 2 feels entirely natural and is never a conscious effort when playing games (FFVII!). Analog sticks are smooth, and the buttons are soft but still able to click satisfyingly. The quality of this controller is very obvious, and I suggest you not to waste money buying the cheaper imitations, no matter how similar they may look. Biased though as I'm a bit of a Logitech fanboy.

A couple minor issues, though. The analog stick buttons are a little harder to depress than I would've liked, requiring a bit more effort than ideal. Second, I would prefer ... Read More:

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Logitech Cordless Rumblepad II Vibration Feedback Gamepad (PC)

from: Logitech


I had been searching around for a cordless game pad for use with my Mac Book Pro, and couldn't find a MAC specific or rated pad.

I bought the PC/Mac version of the Rumblepad 2, and received a PC version which didn't include Mac drivers.. these were also not available on Logitecs web site !

But it's plug and play.. put the batteries in the pad and the USB device in the laptop and your away, well.. I was.

I've not used it enough to comment on the quality, but a DVI to HDMI cable into your TV and you've got wireless game play from your arm chair onto your main TV.