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Logitech G Precision Gamepad

3.9 out of 5 stars 195 ratings
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Brand Logitech
Compatible Devices Mac
Controller Type Gamepad
Connectivity Technology Interface,Play,Plug,Usb
Color Blue

About this item

  • 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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3.9 out of 5 stars
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Customers find the gamepad works well with various PC games and emulators, including Lego StarWars 2, and appreciate its ease of setup with automatic driver installation on Windows. The controller receives positive feedback for its build quality, responsiveness, and comfort, with one customer noting it feels like a PlayStation gamepad. While customers like the buttons, some mention there aren't enough programmable ones. Customers consider it decent value for money, with one highlighting it as a cheap way to play hundreds of old games.

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59 customers mention "Functionality"51 positive8 negative

Customers find that the gamepad works well, particularly with PC games and emulators, and one customer mentions it functions on both Windows 7 and Ubuntu.

"The controller was cheap and worked perfectly, but beware this simple controller has too few buttons to satisfy certain games' mapping..." Read more

"...As in one that actually works without any extra frills. The Logitech Precision has many more buttons and a USB interface...." Read more

"...: I can't speak for its long term durability but its been working great for 2+ months. I will update on this later...." Read more

"Still works well" Read more

47 customers mention "Value for money"47 positive0 negative

Customers find the gamepad offers good value for money, with some noting it works well with MAME and one mentioning it's a cheap way to play hundreds of old games.

"...For the very low price that they're offering this controller, I think it's a bargain, especially if you're into emulation gaming." Read more

"...The price is very good as well. For oldskool gaming, such as NES and Doom gaming, it gets the job done. Highly recommended!" Read more

"...afford better, I would recommend getting better, but this is worth the mere ten bucks you pay for it." Read more

"...with analog sticks typically break more easily, so this is a great budget gamepad...." Read more

30 customers mention "Ease of setup"28 positive2 negative

Customers find the gamepad easy to set up, with automatic driver installation on Windows and no software installation required.

"...This controller is "plug and play" with OS X Leopard. No special software needed...." Read more

"...When I opened it, the controller installed painlessly on my Vista machine, which was a relief as Vista seems to enjoy fighting peripherals now and..." Read more

"...Another big plus is this controller is literally plug and play--no cd installing is required. You just plug it in your USB port and play away...." Read more

"...Just plug and play. I have not really used mine recently, but Im itching to play some old games just to have fun with it...." Read more

24 customers mention "Build quality"24 positive0 negative

Customers find the gamepad well made and reliable, with one customer noting it's perfect condition.

"...but after trying it out on a few different games, it's solid enough to guide your character/vehicle where you want it to go...." Read more

"Not since the 1992 Gravis Gamepad have I used such a solid controller. As in one that actually works without any extra frills...." Read more

"The controller is solid...." Read more

"...That being said, this is a slick looking solid gamepad with enough buttons for a lot of older games as well as good compatibility with windows...." Read more

22 customers mention "Controller quality"22 positive0 negative

Customers find the gamepad to be of good quality, with one customer noting it works well for arcade-style games and another mentioning it's a good choice for emulation.

"The controller was cheap and worked perfectly, but beware this simple controller has too few buttons to satisfy certain games' mapping..." Read more

"...like a Playstation controller, I found that it really excelled as an SNES controller...." Read more

"This is a very simple plug and play joystick. I bought it due to the similarity of a PS2/PS3 controller. This controller does not disappoint...." Read more

"This controller is everything you need, but it requires some time to program it...." Read more

21 customers mention "Comfort"18 positive3 negative

Customers find the gamepad comfortable, noting it feels like a PlayStation controller and fits well in their hands, with one customer comparing it to driving a sports car.

"...Comfort: Controller is comfortable and feels natural. I have big hands and my wife has small - both us could use it easily...." Read more

"...They are quite well built for the price and seem to be comfortable for the kids and my husband as well...." Read more

"...It works without an installation disk (at least in XP), it's comfortable, the cord is long enough, and it looks cool." Read more

"...though it was the only controller I found that was comfortable and works great for game play when using an emulator for those old school games...." Read more

11 customers mention "Responsiveness"11 positive0 negative

Customers find the gamepad's controls responsive and easy to play, with one customer noting there's no delay in sensitivity.

"The controller is solid. It has a nice grip, has 8 programmable buttons, and the d-pad has 360 degree rotation, which is a big plus when you're..." Read more

"...I found no delay in sensitivity or in the relay of information. I have not figured out how to work it with my Mac yet but I am sure it is possible." Read more

"...It was inexpensive and it's as responsive as my feeble old thumbs need...." Read more

"...It does not have joysticks but I don't need those. The controls are responsive and comfortable, and this is cheaper than many of the alternatives...." Read more

15 customers mention "Buttons"10 positive5 negative

Customers have mixed opinions about the buttons on this gamepad, with some finding them good and appreciating the 8 programmable ones, while others note there are not enough programmable buttons.

"...The Logitech Precision has many more buttons and a USB interface...." Read more

"...cheap and worked perfectly, but beware this simple controller has too few buttons to satisfy certain games' mapping requirements...." Read more

"The controller is solid. It has a nice grip, has 8 programmable buttons, and the d-pad has 360 degree rotation, which is a big plus when you're..." Read more

"...said, this is a slick looking solid gamepad with enough buttons for a lot of older games as well as good compatibility with windows...." Read more

Top reviews from the United States

  • David McRell
    5.0 out of 5 stars Make Sure To Check Your PC Game's Read Me
    Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2009
    Verified Purchase
    The controller was cheap and worked perfectly, but beware this simple controller has too few buttons to satisfy certain games' mapping requirements.

    LEGO Batman, for example, is a game that accepts a limited number of controls when the input device is a keyboard (according to the READ ME, a keyboard cannot access subtle movement features like "tiptoe"). Connect this particular gamepad and LEGO Batman recognizes it properly by name, yet frustratingly, demands 19 inputs/buttons be assigned in order to continue, which is impossible since the model has only 10 buttons and the D-pad. Again the READ ME suggests a "dual analog gamepad" for the best experience, but really, in the case of Logitech's basic controller you'll have zero experience using it with LEGO Batman. Yes I know if you're tenacious enough scouring the Interwebz you might have luck running a clever hack that can aid in mapping the controls, but these mostly seem to be game-specific and who knows what else you might get along with it.

    My advice is to keep the money you were going to spend on this, toss in a little more, and get the best controller (hint: starts with an X and ends with a 360) you can afford.
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  • EMAN_NEP
    4.0 out of 5 stars GREAT FOR EMULATION GAMING
    Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2009
    Verified Purchase
    I bought this controller for emulation gaming and after spending about 30 hours with it, I am very pleased with it.

    Although it is designed like a Playstation controller, I found that it really excelled as an SNES controller. Mapping the "Freeze" and "Defrost" buttons to the bottom-most shoulder-buttons made saving and reloading an absolute breeze!

    The four "circle buttons" took quite a beating due to lots of grinding on SECRET OF MANA, but they are still holding up very well.

    The direction pad worried me at first, because it seemed a bit loose, but after trying it out on a few different games, it's solid enough to guide your character/vehicle where you want it to go. I did find it a bit difficult to control characters in fighting games, where precise combos have to be executed.

    The controller comes with a cord that is actually longer than most will probably need. If you're playing on a laptop one is usually no more than a foot or two away from the screen anyways.

    This controller is "plug and play" with OS X Leopard. No special software needed.

    My only negative is that the controller does seem really small and I myself have pretty small hands. If you can grip a basketball with one hand (I sure can't) then I think you'll have a hard time getting used to this controller.

    For the very low price that they're offering this controller, I think it's a bargain, especially if you're into emulation gaming.
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  • Mark B.
    5.0 out of 5 stars A solid gamepad for emulator use!
    Reviewed in the United States on December 13, 2009
    Verified Purchase
    Not since the 1992 Gravis Gamepad have I used such a solid controller. As in one that actually works without any extra frills. The Logitech Precision has many more buttons and a USB interface. So, in addition to the D-pad on the left and the four-button cluster on the right there are also two buttons in the middle that can be configured as "select" and "start" buttons. Above the D-pad and the button cluster are two extra buttons on top for extra options. They're like the extra buttons on a SNES gamepad but there are more of them.

    The only problem is remember what to use the buttons for. But, since this is a fully digital controller, all buttons can be programmed for whatever you like. It all depends on the game support.

    When compared to Micro$quish's budget SideWinder controller this one is by far superior and doesn't suffer from the design drawback of rotating the D-pad where if you press down your on-screen character does move down and not diagonal. The price is very good as well. For oldskool gaming, such as NES and Doom gaming, it gets the job done. Highly recommended!
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  • JH
    2.0 out of 5 stars Inexpensive but cheap.
    Reviewed in the United States on March 12, 2008
    Verified Purchase
    First the controller came in molded plastic packaging that was a pain to open. The cheap plastic controller got nicked in a few places as I struggled to open the packaging.

    When I opened it, the controller installed painlessly on my Vista machine, which was a relief as Vista seems to enjoy fighting peripherals now and then.

    There was one button that acts flaky (button 6) but otherwise all the buttons work and it does the job. I use it to play Madden 2008 and it does the job.

    Overall, it's ten dollars and if you are on a tight budget, it's a good controller for the price. If you can afford better, I would recommend getting better, but this is worth the mere ten bucks you pay for it.
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  • HH
    3.0 out of 5 stars Not enough programmable buttons for most games
    Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2013
    Verified Purchase
    I got it to work on my MacBook Pro but there weren't enough programmable buttons for the Lego games my nephew plays. The game won't play unless all actions are assigned to a button so this is useless. Disappointing because the only action that couldn't be assigned was Pause Game. Really? Sending it back and trying another one with more buttons.
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  • JayToronto
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great
    Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2011
    Verified Purchase
    Exactly what I wanted -- a D-pad to play SNES games with. It works perfectly for that purpose, and has a couple extra buttons to use for whatever. Rapid fire? Macros? Up to you. Anyway, it was what I wanted, and performs well.
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  • Stina
    1.0 out of 5 stars Total Waste of Money - Broke After 4 Days
    Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2017
    Verified Purchase
    Worked for about 4 days, then broke. Won't work anymore. Contacted Logitech, since I'd registered the thing there. No help from them. So if you buy this, you're screwed. Waste of money.
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