Logitech G300 Black/Gray 9 Buttons 1 x Wheel USB Wired Optical 2500 dpi Gaming Mouse

Pros: Lasted a year
Can choose what color is for what profile
very light
alot of buttons *I don't really use them though :)*

Cons: it is on the smaller side, I have large hands *2xl-3xl gloves* but it is usable...
the buttons have a learning curve if you aren't used to macroing and stuff, I never used them since I really only playing shooters and sc2
the dpi doesn't go high enough between the profiles, so it wont be what you came from *if you had one that had custom DPI* but it does come close...

after about a year, the left and right started to "flicker" type...like...when I zoomed in and held it, sometimes it would unzoom and rapidly zoom back in, it is getting worse...along with the left button when I shoot.....but it did last a year so a per month cost was 3.33 a month...not bad...

Other Thoughts: this was a nice little perchase when I bought it and my other mouse took a swim in my booze...
the choosable lights are great in the way that you can choose just about any color for each of the three profiles you have
make macros and stuff with them...
very light but it doesn't feel iike it would be very sturdy...but it is...
the teflon pads have had no problems on my pad I use "gel/spandex type thing"...
I am glade I bought it but the buttons freaking out on my angered me too much...I wont buy it again but for the year I had it...I was happy...

Pros: Excellent tracking, good (to me) button feel, long cord

Cons: The buttons that one would normally use their thumb for are inaccessible to your thumb.

Other Thoughts: To be fair, I received this as a gift, and the image does clearly show the location of the 4/5 buttons.

It would have been nice for one of the color profile options to be off, but that's a quibble. If you care to re-educate your index finger to operate the 4/5 buttons, it's not a bad mouse. If the 4/5 buttons were thumb accessible, would be 5/5 eggs.

Pros: Fits my hands comfortably
The buttons are mostly accessible easily (except two, but I didn't need them)
Perfect for fps games
The software is very easy to use and very helpful. You can set three different profiles per game (using the autodetect game feature) and switch through them with the top middle button, which also changes the color of the sides.

Cons: For me, the middle middle button in between the scroll and the profile changer is not that easy to hit because it's smaller than the profile changer so if I used the middle of my finger instead of the tip of my finger I'd change the profile instead. I'm sure it be fine if I needed the button and practice using it

Other Thoughts: I really do love the mouse. The middle button thing doesn't really matter that much if your playing a fps because you have enough buttons other than that one. It's also really cool looking, which doesn't really matter but it's nice that its functional and stylish.

Pros: Perfect button config for me and perfect for my lefty girlfriend. Easy macro config, easy mode switch and like that it has the 3 different colors for easy knowing what mode your on, and the price was right.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Because I live 20 miles from the main newegg warehouse, the cheapest shipping method is always next day for me :-)

Pros: Works great so far. It's been a few months and I haven't had any issues. I liked being able to program input per application. At first I didn't know what to do with 3 modes. I only needed one, but now playing with some multi desktop software, I have one just for navigating and switching between desktops which is really useful for me.

Cons: Really minor: some games won't keep the customized input. They work when I first go in, but if I alt+tab out, it loses it and goes back to the "default profile" inputs. I can right click on the game's profile and check Set as Persistent which corrects this.

Other Thoughts: Thinking about picking up one for my office. They provide a 5 button mouse (with a scroll wheel that can be knocked and left and right for an additional two inputs), but I prefer this one more. I like being able to setup three different modes and switch between them.

I don't use the dpi switching stuff at all, so can't comment on that. I found a desired amount kept it there.

Pros: Looks cool, works great!

Cons: There is really no where to put your pinky finger. When scrolling with your index finger it pushes your middle finger off the right mouse button, almost like there's not enough room. The mouse just feels crowded and too small. I picked it up for 27$ but I should have just spent 70$ and bought anther G500... Owell..

Pros: Good mouse, works, solid build feel, and lots of buttons. Has 5 programmable "extra" buttons (aside from right and left click), one changes DPI and one changes profile. Changeable LED colors are pretty cool.

Cons: A little bit small. I'm used to holding my fingers on the outsides of smaller mice and the buttons on the outsides force me to keep my fingers closer to the middle. I consider myself to have average size hands, and the mouse is just a tiny bit too small. Also, the price seemed a tad high for a mouse this size (not really small, but not quite medium either). For that, I have to give a minus 1 egg. For $5-$8 cheaper (I bought at $45), I could give this a full 5 eggs.

Other Thoughts: Good changeable DPI settings and really nice getting used to the extra buttons this mouse provides over my last one, it's pretty nice when gaming. I keybind the mouse buttons to numbers 1-5 and it does well for me in my games.

Pros: -nice in between price point
-feels comfortable as most logitech mouses I have seen do..but to a point
-nice amount of options to save settings to
-8 led light colors coordinated profiles

Cons: -feels a little too slick, like you almost have to check your hands sometimes to be sure they aren't sliding off.
-the button placement, does not feel as good as other mouses that have them on the sides.
-Took me more time to adjust to this mouse overall than a lot of more advanced mice at higher prices.

Pros: Comfortable, grip, extra buttons, utility

Cons: lightweight, weight not adjustible (for a cheap mouse who cares though!)

Other Thoughts: Still going strong, it's not a mouse for either of our gaming rigs but it's been used on some of the other computers in the house, it works well and feels comfortable in the hand even when you use it for several hours.

Pros: Light but solid; Gel grips on the sides; omni-hand usable;positive button clicks.

Cons: Middle (wheel) button is a bit hard to click, making Teamspeak cut out sometimes.

Other Thoughts: The programming software is extremely easy to use on 7+. I only use the on-mouse profile memory and auto-game detection; I really have no use for custom profiles.