How do I go about getting replacements?Īddtion dongles for the Modular Charge Station can be found HERE. One of my dongles works in both slots, but the other dongle does not work. Once the controller is fully charged, the indicator will turn off on the Modular Charge Station and the orange light will turn off. While charging the controllers on the Modular Charge Stationm, the indicator will light up and the orange light on the controller will light up. How do I know my controllers are fully charged? PC gamepads just are ridiculously shitty in quality. (And I'm not ragging on Logitech unfairly-my mouse and keyboard have held up fantastically for more than 5 years. As a bonus, the controllers install without a hitch on Windows 7. So far the wired Xbox 360 remote (or wireless if you want to splurge the extra $10-you're really paying for the little wireless USB adapter, since if you have any other wireless Xbox 360 remotes, you can synch them up to it as well) has held up far better than any other gamepads. And I say ridiculously short because I have PS1 remotes of the same damn layout that still work more than 16-17 years down the line.
Every single one I (or anyone in my family) have ever had have broken down in ridiculously short amounts of time, sometimes under 1 year. I've never been a fan of any PC-make (particularly Logitech, since that's where most of my experience with them comes from) gamepads, honestly. The old /r/patientgamers Essential Games List Please use flair to display what games you’re currently playing, not a punch line, username, tag, URL, or signature. New, mobile-friendly spoilers can be posted using the following formatting: Want to play online in a dead gaming community?
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