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 enlarge | From: Logitech
Category: Video Games
List Price: $34.99
Buy New: $19.99
You Save: $15.00 (43%)
New (49) Used (9) from $12.95
Avg. Customer Rating:  324 reviews
Sales Rank: 238
Platform: Playstation2
Media: Electronics
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Number Of Items: 1
Batteries: 2
Batteries Included: No
Age: 5 - 20 years
Operating System: Playstation 2
Battery: 2 AA
Shipping Weight (lbs): 2
Dimensions (in): 10 x 8.1 x 2.7
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
MPN: 963320-0403
Model: 963320-0403
UPC: 097855020932
EAN: 0097855020932
ASIN: B0001VNNE8
Release Date: February 15, 2006
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
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 DELAY OF GAME, BUTTON LAG April 1, 2008
The feel, size, weight, balance are all excellent on this controller. The joysticks have a non-slip coating that is excellent. I will return this device because of one reason, the tenth of a second delay on the buttons. It is just enough to make action games like "Black" twice as difficult to play. It is a real shame because everything else about this device is fantastic. One more small complaint, the pictures here show the buttons on the right are color coded to match original controler, mine were not. They are marked with circle, square, triangle and X, but all in black and white. The really sad news is that I have not found any other wireless that is any better.
 This is the controller you want. Period. March 22, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
It all started when my buddy Dave and I were trying to rock some Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, using his old, busted Nyko wireless controllers. Cries of "Oh come on. I was blocking! Look. Look at it, I got the stupid button held down. I never took my finger off it!", "Why is my guy moving, I'm not even pressing anything!", and "Why does this clown keep jumpi.... yeap, and the controller's dead. Look. I keep hitting buttons, and there's noth... oh wait. There it goes." filled the room.
So the quest to obtain wireless controllers that were actually decent was born. I checked Amazon, and these had the highest rating, so I decided to go out on a whim, and drop 60 dollars plus for two PS2 controllers. 30 dollars each is a ludicrous amount of money to spend on controllers for a system that's pretty much obsolete, but you know what? Worth every penny. Every. Single. Penny.
They feel great, they're responsive, they have a nice weight to them, and best of all? They work. They never go on the fritz, there's zero lag between button presses and game action, the batteries last a long time, and they never lose connection.
I've read a few negative reviews on these. Yeah, the manual that comes with them is not the greatest. (If you even want to call it a manual.) It's a folded piece of multilingual instruction sheet crammed inside the cardboard of the blister pack, but it's not exactly quantum physics to figure out. You plug the end that looks like it goes into the PS2 into the PS2, and you mash the buttons on your controller with your thumbs while you deliver repeated beatings to your buddy Dave with zero lag, and zero headaches. That's it. No manual required, really.
The only thing that I would call a downside with these controllers, is the fact that the controllers and the receivers appear to have a unique radio ID.
I have two of these controllers myself. (Yeah, me and Dave liked em so much, I bought two for myself.) You have them both plugged into the deck at the same time. They're not like regular cordless units where whatever controller you hit first is player one. Whatever controller Player 1 was on when you plugged them both in, will be player 1 indefinitely. Not a problem, right? I agree, it's not a problem, per se. But you have two controllers that look exactly the same. You grab one, sit your behind down on the couch, grab your tasty beverage, and prepare to unleash a most furious beatdown upon Stryker, with all his throw-happy computer controlled cheating, only to realize you've got "Player 2". Can't switch em, can't do anything. You physically have to go dig the other controller out of the couch cushions, because unless you've got someone else with you, the controller in your hand is doing absolutely nothing.
That minor setback aside, go get these things. They're the best PS2 controller ever. Period. You want these. Ignore all other controllers. I've tried em, they're garbage. This is where it's at.
perfect March 8, 2008
I ordered a pair of these for my kids. They arrived on schedule and were exactly as advertised. They work perfectly and the kids love em.
Another Outstanding Review! March 5, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Well if you've already read the other 297 reviews for this product you probably don't need another to tell you that this is the best controller available for the PS2. But here it is, and here's why:
1. No tangle of cords. Wireless controllers are the easiest way to clean up your entire entertainment center and make it look sharp. Now I just have these controllers sitting next to my TV remote ready to go.
2. Range & Freedom. The controller has a more than adequate range. Perfect for large living rooms where a cord wouldn't reach. Now you lay back comfortably on your couch and enjoy all your games.
3. Quality. It's a solid controller that's comfortable to hold. It's so responsive you'll never know the difference between wireless and wired. The d-pad on this controller rivals all others.
4. Value. The controller is only $26 on Amazon. Completely worth it to enhance and clean up your gaming experience. Don't pass it up!
I have 2 of these and I'm planning on getting 2 more for when I use my multi-tap and have game parties. These are a blessing especially when you'd normally have the multi-tap out with a tangle of 4 cords going in all different directions.
BUY THIS!
 I Recommend Not Buying This! March 1, 2008
This controller is really bad, I got one and within the first week my triangle and square buttons stuck together. Then i got another and the same thing happened with other buttons. Yes the wireless is nice but it isnt worth if the buttons suck!
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