Logitech G600MMO Gaming Mouse Black

Pros: Awesome, professional build quality. Logitech continues the tradition of very well built mice. Great for mmos obviously as this could replace an entire keyboard with the help of two mode switchers. Keypad on the left side feels nice, and the indents in the buttons left you know where you are without looking at the mouse. I hate having to push to talk on VOIP sometimes in the middle of battle, and sacrificing a keyboard key for push to talk. This mouse makes it easy if you bind the pinkie clicker to push to talk, leaving everything else intact. I don’t see how you could fit any more controls on a mouse without having it be a clusterf___, this is the ultimate deal. Software was easy to install and use, with instant feedback interaction with the mouse. Cons: A little wide; if you are used to claw grip with both your picky and ring finger on the right side of a mouse, this wont allow you to do that in most circumstances as there is a ring finger clicker in the way, your only movement control fingers are thumb and pinkie. Personally I think the mouse would have been fine without the third clicker, making the mouse thinner and more easier to control. You already have a ton of buttons without it, including a mode switcher behind the scroll. The mouse is pretty heavy to start with, with no way of modifying the weight. If you are used to lifting the mouse constantly, this will take some getting used to as your only grip points are the pinkie finger and your thumb which rests on buttons. I guess for the reasons stated above, the mouse would take a week or two to get used to, nothing major. Overall Review: Great mouse overall. Logitech continues to build quality products.

Pros: Feels good. Very solid feel and weight. Moves nicely. Very configurable especially with 3rd mouse button. Cons: Was faulty at first. Took 2 of them before the problem was figured out. Initially if I set the software to remember macros on the mouse’s on board memory the mouse would jump to random locations on the screen. I had to switch the software to remember macros on my PC instead. Initially this was very frustrating and angered me. Now that it is fixed I love it. Overall Review: Replaced my Naga with this. Happy with it so far. My Naga mouse stopped clicking a month after owning it then died completely 6 months later. This mouse feels much sturdier.

Pros: One of the best mice I have ever used. It has all the functionality I wanted, with the precision I needed. The colored buttons allowed me to fine tune the light to match my case lights almost exactly. And the buttons are all angled differently so you always know which one your pushing without looking or requiring muscle memory. The only minor problem I have with it is that the mouse itself can only handle 3 profiles programmed into it. (6 if you include the G-shift option) which slightly limiting compared to some other programmable Mice that I’ve seen. But you can switch the mouse to software mode and your profiles will switch automatically with whatever program your running. Of which you can have 3, each with a G-shift mode. So you really have like 6 per profile. The Logitech G programming software is really easy to use, and has all the functionality you will ever need. The only downside is that you still can’t write scripts for the buttons like you can with some Thrustmaster joystick products. I use Autohotkey to overcome this limitation but it would still be nice to have. It feels good in my hand and I can reach all the buttons without shifting my hand. Cons: Ok, so if you’ve done your homework on this mouse you will know that the first batch of these things were defective. they required a firmware update to fix but the firmware was not flash-able. Logitech would replace people’s mice if they contacted there support and told them of the problems they had. The problem is the users had to pay shipping costs and often they would get the same old model back anyway because most support people didn’t know of the issues… So basically Logitech was having the consumer pay to do their recall process rather than actually recall the product and pull it off the shelves. I saw the black ones were out of stock here on Newegg and ordered when they were available again. I can happily say the mouse I got is the new model which allows it to be re-flashed. But I didn’t need too as it already had the latest firmware. So there are no issues out of the box. I tested this mouse and it does not have the issues the old one has. Basically if you right clicked really fast the mouse would jump to the top or one side of the screen. Some people reported the lights going out and then coming back on like the firmware in the mouse cashed and rebooted. Additionally, I seen some people complain about an ever so slight amount of mouse acceleration. As someone who used to play FPS’s competitively I don’t see it with this one. I even put the mouse between 2 heavy objects and moved between them at varying speeds and the cursor stopped at the same place when it hit the heavy objects so I don’t think there is any acceleration anymore on these new models when you have it turned off. Overall Review: The reason I got this mouse is because my old G5 mouse was slowly dieing on me. I got that mouse back in early 2005 or late 2004… Yeah the thing is nearly 10 years old and I use my computer heavily. I have nearly 200 games in my steam library alone and I don’t have a TV because I watch movies and shows on my computer. I even have a blu-ray drive on my computer as well so when I rent movies I even watch those on my computer. I felt like I had to reward logitech for such a wonderful product by buying their top of the line gaming mouse once more. The problem is that all their gaming mice had issues… the g500s makes a high pitched sound for some reason, and these had firmware issues. But I can happily say these G600 mice no longer have any issues that I can see Mine works flawlessly. We will have to see if it holds up as long as my G5 mouse did. Something else I would like to add is that in the pictures and video here on newegg the mouse looks really massive and unwieldy. I can honestly say that when I hold this mouse next my old G5 this one is slightly smaller in All dimensions. (Length, Width and Height) The length is actually quite a bit less. On my g5 you could actually rest the base of your wrist on the mouse if you wanted, this one you cannot, it’s too short for that. Additionally it is ever so slightly lighter in weight even without the weight cartridge in my G5. I did a lot of research and for the money you simply could not beat this mouse for what I personally needed… Hope that helps anyone looking for at this mouse but runs away screaming when they google the model number, lol.

Pros: Laser = accurate Use “green” lighting mode out of the box if you don’t want to install the drivers — in that mode one of the top buttons controls sensitivity and it works great. Reasonable software, works with Autohotkey quite well. Cons: None really Overall Review: I have two of these — one used as just a normal mouse, and one super heavily scripted with Autohotkey and the Logitech SW… this is great for office use — you can script common autoreplies like “check my calendar” and “read my last email again” 🙂