Wireless Game Pad

[bilko]

im looking for a good low cost wireless game pad for the PC
im based in the UK

can anyone recommend one? any sites to check out?

help needed please and thanks in advance

[ck-uk]

ebuyer or dabs ,would be your best online bet mate ,if anywhere..

http://www.dabs.com/uk

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/home/

[TheRealDave]

Originally posted by ck-uk@19 June 2004 - 12:14
ebuyer or dabs ,would be your best online bet mate ,if anywhere..

http://www.dabs.com/uk

http://www.ebuyer.com/customer/home/

yeah, they are the best of the best

[tesco]

this one looks good
generally, anything bny logitech is good, and some of the microsoft crap is good but i wouldn.t buy microsoft cause i hate them.

[bilko]

I really like the look for this one.....

.......eerrm this one!


anyone had this one?

[ck-uk]

nah m8 ,i have a sidewinder!!..as long as you aint to far away,with a clear path ,you should'nt have any probs with it....i've shopped with dabs before they're pretty good with their delivery..

[TheRealDave]

Originally posted by bilko@19 June 2004 - 16:45
I really like the look for this one.....

.......eerrm this one!


anyone had this one?

it looks nice

[cockboy]

Originally posted by bilko@19 June 2004 - 10:31
im looking for a good low cost wireless game pad for the PC
im based in the UK

can anyone recommend one? any sites to check out?

help needed please and thanks in advance

Alright there! I have been using a cordless wingman rumble by logitech.
It has a very good range, not relying on infrared direct contact by using the 2.4 ghz radio frequency.
I have my PC installed in our bedroom upstairs in our house, & transmits through the floor/ceiling to our living room, where i'm now typing this post from, using a logitech keyboard & mouse, also wireless, and also with the same range or better!
I would reckon on the range being over ten feet,(3.5 meters), including the barrier of the floor.
I have had all three cordless devices for over two years and the game pad is still functioning well, although it is starting to get a bit imprecise in the game pad properties, not centering 100%, but still very good, nonr the less.
It has 11 buttons and two analogue sticks & a D pad, plus a throttle slider, so it has plenty of buttons for most games.
I run all of them with rechargable batteries, which last three or four days before needing a re-charge.
They are also very responsive, although the joystick "times out" too soon, sometimes.
P.S. I dont actually work for logitech, honest!
D2D

[bilko]

cheers guys but im looking for one with triggers at the back or at least some shoulder buttons, do they have them?

im so used to the xbox controller, but its gotta be wireless

[tesco]

Originally posted by bilko@24 June 2004 - 07:00
cheers guys but im looking for one with triggers at the back or at least some shoulder buttons, do they have them?

im so used to the xbox controller, but its gotta be wireless

buy one of them wireless xbox controllers, and one of those adaptors that lets you plug the xbox controller into a computer...is that not a good idea?