Logitech Dual Action Gamepad (Model G-UF13A / 963292-0403)
Logitech · Electronics > Video Game Accessories
Era / Decade
Mid-2000s (circa 2003-2005). Clues include the legacy Logitech logo and the 'PC' branding style common for Windows XP era peripherals.
Material
Injection-molded plastic housing, rubberized analog sticks, and a wired USB cable with standard PVC jacket.
Condition
Good (Boxed). The outer packaging shows visible shelf wear, edge fraying, and a small tear at the bottom. The controller inside appears to be in very good condition based on the lack of dust, though its functional status is unverified without testing.
Demand Level
Moderate/Niche. While common, there is a steady demand from retro gamers and those specifically looking for non-Xinput controllers for older software. Interest spiked recently due to the controller's association with the OceanGate submersible (though this was a different F710 model, it boosted search interest for legacy Logitech controllers).
Resale Value
Estimated Resale Value
Low: $15 (Loose/Tested) | Mid: $25 (Boxed/Complete) | High: $45 (New Old Stock/Sealed)
Estimated Retail Value
$19.99 - $29.99 (Original MSRP)
Comparable Sales
Recent eBay 'Sold' listings show boxed/used units ranging from $18 to $28 plus shipping. Mint/Sealed units occasionally fetch upwards of $50 for collectors.
Description
Vintage Logitech Dual Action wired USB gamepad for PC. Featuring a classic PlayStation-style layout with dual analog sticks, a precise 8-way D-pad, and 12 programmable buttons. This unit comes in its original retail box (opened). Ideal for retro gaming enthusiasts or those looking for a reliable, plug-and-play controller for older PC titles or emulators. Ergonomic navy blue design with black accents.
Key Features
Wired USB connectivity (no batteries needed), PlayStation-style layout, programmable buttons, compatible with legacy Windows systems and modern emulators, high brand reliability from Logitech.
Authenticity Indicators
Authentic Logitech branding, correct model typography, and typical retail barcode/serial number placement. High confidence level.
Flaws to Note
Packaging wear including corner dints and a tear on the front-bottom edge. Rubber analog sticks from this era can sometimes develop a 'sticky' residue (plasticizer migration); buyer should check for stickiness.
Selling Guide
Where to Sell
eBay is the best platform due to the specific tech-savvy audience. Mercari or Facebook Marketplace are alternatives for local or quick sales, though the buyer pool for retro PC hardware is largest on eBay.
Selling Tips
Highlight 'USB Plug-and-Play' and 'Emulator Friendly' in the title. Take photos of the actual controller outside of the box to show the condition of the thumbsticks. Mention if it has the 'sticky' texture or if it feels clean/dry. Ship in a cardboard box to prevent further damage to the original retail packaging.