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Old 02-25-2006   #1
 


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Does anyone use the wireless controller for their ps2? I was thinking about getting one but would like some opinions on their quality, or if there are any problems that you've had with them.
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They work fine. You just need alot of batteries.
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I use the Logitech PS2 controller. I love it. I have never had one problem with it....well there is one problem, but that is from over use...my X button is sticking.

As far as batteries go...just go get rechargable batteries and a charger. Get four batteries. Always keep two charged and two in the controller. When the set in the controller go out...pop in the charged ones and put the dead ones in the charger. That has been my system and it works like a charm.

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i use wireless pelican and it works great and i love the lowered L2 and R2 buttons and the rubber grip and what the hey it's wireless...
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I use the Logitech PS2 controller. I love it. I have never had one problem with it....well there is one problem, but that is from over use...my X button is sticking.
thats how mine is, just take it apart, then sound out the hole where the x-button goes, then it wont stick!!
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Yea I have one, their alright, you need a whole bunch of batteries. I have a MadCatz one, it's alright, it's just a bit to small.
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I use the Logitech PS2 controller. I love it. I have never had one problem with it....well there is one problem, but that is from over use...my X button is sticking.

As far as batteries go...just go get rechargable batteries and a charger. Get four batteries. Always keep two charged and two in the controller. When the set in the controller go out...pop in the charged ones and put the dead ones in the charger. That has been my system and it works like a charm.

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Yeah me too i have a logitech wireless. the controller works great online only the triangle button is very touchy and hard to go from crouch to prone. the feel for the controller takes a few weeks to get used too but after that you will never go back to the old controller. i dont have rechargable batteries so i just turn off the vibration and it helps a ton.
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I personally think they are garbage. I think they are heavy and awkward and they are not worth the money
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Yeah, I have the Logitech. It works great, and I have the vibe turned off, so I do not burn through batteries much at all. Maybe 1 set (2 AA's) every couple of months. The rechargeables are a very good idea. I also have a 10' USB extension on my headset so I can sit anywhere in the room and play.
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I use the logitech wireless controller also and i think it is amazing. it fits your hand very well and you dont have anymore wires running everywhere since there is already a mic and some people have keyboards. i would suggest buying a logitech wireless although they are 40$ but if your a member to reward zone at bestbuy it can be alot cheaper. i would also suggest that you dont buy a madcatz brand because my brother has madcats wirelss and they have bad connections.

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