Logitech F310 Gamepad

The Logitech F310 price in Pakistan is Rs 5,200 at Best Choice Tablets, for the gamepad that has been the default wired PC controller for over a decade. The F310 does one thing and does it well: it brings a familiar console-style layout to the PC, with a floating D-pad, two analogue sticks, and a switch between XInput and DirectInput so it works with new games and old favourites alike. There is no battery to charge, no wireless pairing to fail, and no vibration motor to pay for — just plug the USB cable in and play.

XInput and DirectInput — why the switch matters

Modern PC games expect an Xbox-style controller (XInput). Older games expect the classic DirectInput standard. Most cheap gamepads only speak one of them, which is why they work in some games and not others. The F310 has a physical switch on the back, so it speaks both: XInput for new titles, DirectInput for classics and emulators. Combined with Logitech’s Profiler software on Windows, its 10 buttons are programmable, so you can remap controls to suit the game instead of re-learning the game to suit the controller.

A floating D-pad and a familiar layout

The F310’s floating D-pad is its signature feature: it sits on a pivot that responds accurately in all eight directions, which matters in fighting games, platformers and retro titles where a mushy D-pad ruins the game. The rest of the layout is the shape PC players have used for years — two clickable analogue sticks, four action buttons, two bumpers, two triggers, and Back, Start and Mode buttons — in a comfortable, lightweight 210g body that suits long sessions without hand fatigue. The 1.8m cable is long enough to sit back from the monitor, and the controller works on PC and ChromeOS, with broad Steam support.

Wired is the point, not the compromise

A wire means zero input lag, zero batteries, and zero connection drops — the three things that matter most in a controller for competitive play. It also means the F310 costs far less than a wireless gamepad, which is why it is the right first controller for a PC gamer, a second controller for local multiplayer, or a spare for the living-room PC. What you give up is vibration feedback and wireless freedom: if you want rumble and no cable, the F710 is the upgrade — but note the F710’s cost problem in this batch before choosing it.

Who is the F310 for?

PC gamers in Pakistan who want a cheap, reliable controller that works with everything — Steam games, emulators, older titles, and local multiplayer. It is the best-value gamepad in this batch, and the one to buy first.

Technical Specifications

Features & Benefits

• Wired USB — zero lag, no batteries, no pairing
• XInput/DirectInput switch — works with new games and classics
• Floating D-pad, accurate in all 8 directions
• 10 programmable buttons via Logitech Profiler
• Familiar console-style layout, 2 analogue sticks
• Lightweight 210 g for long sessions
• Broad Steam and PC game support

What’s in the Box

• F310 gamepad
• User documentation

No batteries needed — USB powered.

Compatibility

PC (Windows 11/10/8/7/Vista) via USB; ChromeOS; Android TV (per retailer listings). Broad Steam support. Not compatible with Xbox 360 consoles. XInput mode for modern games, DirectInput mode for older games and emulators.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the F310 need batteries?

No — it is wired USB and powered through the cable.

Does it work with old games?

Yes — the XInput/DirectInput switch lets it work with modern games and older DirectInput titles.

Does the F310 vibrate?

No — the F310 has no vibration feedback. The wireless F710 adds dual vibration motors.

Is it good for Steam?

Yes — the F310 has broad Steam support on PC.

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