# Logitech F710

> model of gamepad from 2010

**Wikidata**: [Q119808370](https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q119808370)  
**Wikipedia**: [English](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Logitech_F710)  
**Source**: https://4ort.xyz/entity/logitech-f710

## Summary
The Logitech F710 is a wireless video game controller model (gamepad) manufactured by Logitech and released in 2010. It is designed for Microsoft Windows and provides a standard gamepad layout with two clickable analog sticks, two analog triggers, a d-pad, force feedback (vibration), and wireless operation using two AA batteries.

## Key Facts
- Released/published on 2010-09-10.  
- Brand and manufacturer: Logitech.  
- Platform: Microsoft Windows.  
- Instance of: video game controller model; subclass of gamepad.  
- Wireless product marketed as the "Wireless Gamepad F710" (aliases: Wireless Gamepad F710, F710, Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710).  
- Main controls and components: 2 clickable analog sticks, 2 analog triggers, d-pad, and 9 push-buttons.  
- Includes a vibrator (force-feedback) motor.  
- Power: uses two AA batteries.  
- USB device IDs reported: 046d:c219 and 046d:c21f.  
- Official product page: https://www.logitechg.com/en-in/products/gamepads/f710-wireless-gamepad.html.  
- Image: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Logitech_F710,_forward.jpg.  
- Additional identifiers: Amazon ASIN B0041RR0TW; PCGamingWiki entry Controller:Logitech_Wireless_Gamepad_F710 (internal id 22292).  
- Documentation/archive IDs: manualsbase-id-543839 (user guide, multiple languages) and manualzilla-id-7011326 (user guide).

## FAQs
### Q: Is the Logitech F710 wireless?
A: Yes. The product is marketed as the Wireless Gamepad F710 and the official product page identifies it as a wireless gamepad.

### Q: What platforms does the F710 support?
A: The F710 is designed for Microsoft Windows. The documented platform for the device is Microsoft Windows.

### Q: Does the F710 have vibration/force feedback?
A: Yes. The F710 includes a vibrator (force-feedback) motor as one of its listed components.

### Q: What power source does the F710 use?
A: The F710 is powered by two AA batteries.

### Q: When was the F710 released?
A: The F710 was published/released on 2010-09-10.

## Why It Matters
The Logitech F710 fills the need for a dedicated wireless gamepad tailored to PC gamers and Windows users. Introduced in 2010, it brought a familiar console-style control layout to PCs with wireless convenience, two clickable analog sticks, analog triggers, a full set of push-buttons and a d-pad, and built-in vibration. Its use of common AA batteries made it simple to power and maintain without proprietary battery packs. The controller's standardized feature set and Windows targeting made it a practical choice for users who wanted plug-and-play style gamepad input for PC titles and applications that expect a typical gamepad layout. Beyond gaming, the F710 has also been documented as used in non-gaming control contexts (for example, a related item notes its use to pilot a submersible), demonstrating its utility as a general-purpose handheld controller in specialized settings. As a Logitech product, it is part of a large peripheral ecosystem and is supported by documentation and identification data (USB IDs, manuals, PCGamingWiki entry) that aid compatibility and troubleshooting.

## Notable For
- Marketed and sold as the Wireless Gamepad F710, explicitly targeting Windows PC users since its 2010 release.  
- Hardware feature set matching console-style controllers: 2 clickable analog sticks, 2 analog triggers, d-pad, 9 push-buttons, and vibration.  
- Uses two AA batteries as its energy source, avoiding proprietary battery packs.  
- Documented USB device identifiers (046d:c219 and 046d:c21f) that assist in driver/OS recognition and support.  
- Documented real-world non-gaming use: listed as a gamepad used to pilot the OceanGate Titan submersible (related item).

## Body

### Overview
- Name: Logitech F710 (aliases: Wireless Gamepad F710, F710, Logitech Wireless Gamepad F710).  
- Type: video game controller model; subclass of gamepad.  
- Brand / Manufacturer: Logitech.  
- Published/released on 2010-09-10.

### Physical controls and components
- Two clickable analog sticks.  
- Two analog triggers.  
- One d-pad.  
- Nine push-buttons.  
- Vibrator (force-feedback motor).  
- Designed as a handheld gamepad held in two hands with finger inputs.

### Power and connectivity
- Power source: two AA batteries.  
- Wireless operation (marketed as a wireless gamepad).  
- USB device IDs reported for device recognition: 046d:c219 and 046d:c21f.

### Compatibility and platform
- Documented platform: Microsoft Windows.  
- Targeted for use with Windows-based systems as the primary platform.

### Documentation and identifiers
- Official product page: https://www.logitechg.com/en-in/products/gamepads/f710-wireless-gamepad.html.  
- Image available at: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Logitech_F710,_forward.jpg.  
- PCGamingWiki entry: Controller:Logitech_Wireless_Gamepad_F710 (pcgamingwiki id 22292).  
- Amazon ASIN: B0041RR0TW.  
- Manuals/archive IDs: manualsbase-id-543839 (user guide, multiple languages), manualzilla-id-7011326 (user guide).

### Related usage
- The F710 is listed among related items as the gamepad used to pilot the OceanGate Titan submersible (Logitech F710 (OceanGate Titan) — gamepad used to pilot the Titan submersible).

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## References

1. [PCGamingWiki](https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Controller:Logitech_Wireless_Gamepad_F710)
2. Internet Archive
3. PCGamingWiki