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PlayStation 2 Cordless Action Controller

from: Logitech

February 15, 2006
As said before many many many times, this controller beats anything out there for the PS2 system. The first one I had played like a charm but I remember dropping it one good time and it kind of stuck in certain ways in various games. Anyway, I decided to buy another one two years later and I must say that it has shined again! The sensitive reaction when I play various racing games or adventure games like ICO or Shadow of the Colossus, or FF X2 and Fatal Frame's 1-3, has been past my expectations. The biggest thing that I really love about this controller is that I can be laying in my bed with the control under my covers and it will still respond to my commands with no effort. I can't do that with my TV control, my LG DVD recorder controller ... Read More:

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Logitech Extreme PC Gaming Headset (980233-0403)

from: Logitech


I would have to say this product is only O.K. My personal experience is that the mic has to be practically in your mouth to be heard. Whereas this might be a personal audio problem, it could also be the hardware. Also, it is better than the larger, bulkier headsets, but it does tend to hurt immensely after extended periods of time.
As far as that, everything works fine, which seems to be a wonder for these things.

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PSP Logitech PlayGear Pocket - Slim

from: Logitech

August 26, 2008
When I ordered this on Amazon, I was hoping that it wouldn't be some sloppy redesign of the original PSP case. Well I am happy to say that this case lives up to the quality that was present in other Logitech cases from the other generations.

All of the ports have ample access room, except for the USB port on the top that requires for the PSP to be removed. Hard plastic covers the PSP from head to toe and the rubber fitment in the case cradles the PSP with no wiggle room. Logitech also sends out stencils with the case, allowing you to slip in any piece of artwork that you desire so that it is visible from the outside. The hinges are strong and they will hold the cover at whatever angle you like. When the cover is opened all the way, it ... Read More:

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Logitech G15 Gaming Keyboard

from: Logitech


Keyboard was ok for about a year, but then 2 of the keys stopped working, TAB and G11 don't work anymore. Pwnd a lot of n00bs with it, but this board is worthless now. Most keyboards last 3 to 5 years easy, and since this keyboard is "teh gey" after one year I just can't recommend buying it.

I will say my Logitech G5 laser mouse still pwns, but just can't recommend the keyboard. Get a different brand. Peace, and keep gaming!

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Logitech Cordless Rumblepad 2 with Vibration Feedback (963326-0403)

from: Logitech


I bought this because the technical specs say
it is PC-MAC compatible. IT IS NOT! The package
clearly states PC...but being optimistic, I opened
it anyway - and discovered that the software comes
on a mini-disk. Mini-disks are NOT Mac compatible.
$30 down the drain.

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Logitech 963335-0403 Precision Plug and Play Gamepad

from: Logitech


I use this controller with my Dreamcast emulator. I doesn't give me any unnecessarily delayed responses. It lacks an analog component that I think is pivotal for certain games. But for the price you can't beat this.

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Logitech Extreme 3D Pro Joystick (963290-0403)

from: Logitech


This is my second Joystick. It is as good as the last one I wore out, which was also the same joystick.

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Playstation 3 Logitech Cordless Mediaboard Pro

from: Logitech

October 16, 2007
Pairing could have been a little easier, but worked fine after initial setup. Keyboard is thin, but good fit & finish; keys have a nice feel to them. In web browser mode, using the keyboard lets you input text directly into the page instead of using that pesky on-screen letter box, although it still pops up when sending messages over the PSN. Batteries have lasted for several months despite the keyboard being left on. Touch Pad is functional, but a little touchy...haven't looked to see if there's a setting to adjust this. Scroll bar works well too.
Only real drawbacks are a lack of R3 and L3 buttons and a PS button. That means that if you're using the PS3 to surf the net, you still need the regular controller handy to zoom in/out and ... Read More:

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Logitech G11 Gaming Keyboard

from: Logitech


First for the problem which was short and sweet, and only happened once so far. Computer shut down really odd one night after a heavy gaming sequence. Next day after first boot, the Enter key would not work on anything, so finally just rebooted, worked well again and no problems since.
Now for the greatness. This puppy is super. Didn't think I would use the Widows-key disabler, but use all the time now so when gaming I don't get sent to the desktop for an unwanted Windows Key function choosing! God, that can be disturbing in the middle of a game. Then too the lights are great, and down the road should be even better as in time the decals usually wear down and lose their visability. For simple passwords, you can even configure one of the "G" keys, so I will start ... Read More:

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Logitech G9 Laser Mouse

from: Logitech


Having used a Logitech G5 mouse for quite a while, I was a bit leery about "upgrading" to a G9. I though, "how much different can it really be?" And the answer is VERY! The tracking is excellent, the click response wonderful and the scrollwheel is very sensitive. The increased laser resolution also gives more range of tracking than the G5 had.

Let me just say that mice, like keyboards and other input devices are all a matter of choice and personal preference. For some people, trackballs are the thing. For others, touchpads. Many new users of the G9 complain about its size, regardless of the shell in use. For me, the mouse is a perfect fit in my hand.

All I can say to potential users is try before you buy - go to a local electronics store and ... Read More: