Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse 910-002864 Black 20 Buttons Tilt Wheel USB Wired Laser 8200 dpi Mouse

Pros: After having this for about 3 months, I must say I'm in love. This mouse is very comfortable, tons of buttons to use, and I like the feel of it. Would recommend this to my friends!

Cons: None so far.

Other Thoughts: None.

Pros: Everything about this mouse is fantastic. The Logitech software is user friendly, looks nice, and has yet to malfunction for me. This was my first gaming mouse, and it only took me a day of gaming to get used to using all the buttons. Each side button is super simple for my thumb to reach, and they are stiff enough to not activate on accident, but loose enough to press with ease; there isn't any change in this for the months I've been using it. The 3 mouse clicks (left, right, and far right) are fantastic. I've never clicked on accident, as they have the same firmness-softness ratio as the side buttons; you can still click rapidly if you choose, and you'll never do so on accident. The extra mouse click button is fantastic. I use it for my ctrl key for gaming and it essentially gives me a whole new set of inputs (great for leveling spells when playing League of Legends, for example). The dpi-shift feature is wonderful; I mapped it to 2 of the side keys (1 up, 1 down) and it lets me change my mouse speed mid-game for faster screen scrolling or more precise clicking depending on the situation. This absolutely is a superb mouse. It's durable, outrageously customizable, and works fantastically. If you want a gaming mouse, buy this one.

Cons: The software that came in the box isn't the newest version. Just go to the Logitech page and download it for free. Not a true con, but it's worth mentioning that there is better software for it than what comes with it.

Other Thoughts: I've not had a single issue with the mouse. Logitech definitely knows what they're doing (I also own their wireless headset which is just as brilliant as the mouse and just ordered a wireless keyboard a couple days ago).

Pros: Very Ergonomic, very responsive and lots of customization with the software you can download from manufacturer's website. Ring finger button shifts to allow a second set of keybindings on the buttons. (Acts like the shift key, but for the mouse)

Cons: None noted so far. Had some issues with the software's "auto-detect game" feature, but I'm working with Logitech's support staff to get it resolved. Could be Operator-Error.

Other Thoughts: I bought this as a replacement to my G9 laser mouse. I love it! Once I got the muscle memory down and the growing pains were gone, it was so a wonderful mouse. I still have to remember about the buttons sometimes, considering the sheer amount of them on it. However, if you play MMO's, this is a great mouse. I wouldn't buy it for just everyday computing or FPS's.

Also I owned a R.A.T. 9 wireless and a RAZER Wireless, and I hated that sometimes it would be unresponsive for even a few seconds. Wired mice are STILL the way to go.

For the price of this mouse, there is none better. Trust me.

Pros: THIS MOUSE'S CURSOR ISSUE IS EASILY FIXED! PLEASE DO NOT RATE POORLY!
explanation below:

Cons: I read the reviews on Newegg about this mouse and despite the cursor issue mentioned in numerous posts, I decided to buy the mouse. After a day or two I noticed that the cursor jump issue did in fact exist but it can be easily fixed by switching the mouse's profile from "G600 On-Board Memory" (a setting found in Logitech's Gaming Software) to "Automatic Game Detection" (which utilizes profiles saved on your computer).

Other Thoughts: While the mouse does indeed have a cursor issue, I don't believe it should lose an egg since the issue is so easily fixed. I have been reading many reviews which suggest you save the hassle and stick with the Razer Naga, but I disagree. I switched to the G600 because the Naga is so faulty. I owned a Naga for over a year and I had to deal with double clicking, an issue with the left mouse button that turned clicking into a mushy press, and cursor skipping that finally convinced me to try the G600. I have read countless reviews from other buyers about similar issues with the Naga and how they continue to buy the mouse despite its issues, none lasting more than a year and a half or so.

Pros: 1- awesome amount of buttons: tilt wheel(2), extra lower middle-clicks(2), left thumb(12), 2nd right click. so 17 extra buttons.
plus, can assign a "G-Shift" option to one of the buttons so when held will allow a 2nd assignment to each additional button.
also plus, 3 different profiles for each executable so really 6 different assignments for each button.
and also plus, a "DPI Shift" option that works like a programmable "sniper" button that can lower or raise the DPI when held.

2- DPI: up to 8200. each profile can have multiple sensitivities easily changed by assigning extra mouse buttons.

3- decent weight to it allows good response no matter what DPI you have it set to.

4- great shape for anyone with normal to large sized hands.

5- LED options are great. can change to any color but can also assign patterns to the light effects.
can assign different lighting color\effect profiles to any executable. *all peripheral devices should have this type of setup by now.

6- logitech gaming software is very easy to install and use. once you realize how much is possible with this mouse the software is very intuitive.

Cons: could be heavier, or even better would be to come with customizable weights.
is wired, but wire is long and loose and sturdy and causes no problem whatsoever. i just got used to being able to easily detach my mouse and take it to my bedside table when watching movies from PC to HDTV.
easy solution: get a cheap wireless keyboard\touchpad.

Other Thoughts: i currently have the MS Sidewinder X8 and the Corsair Vengeance M95 and this blows them both away.
some people may say who needs 12 extra thumb buttons but once you're used to using your thumb ingame you can never have enough.
same with the extra right-click button. i couldn't get along without it now.
just about the perfect mouse for me.

Pros: Ok. Let me start off by saying i have used this mouse for a while now, and i am going to give an honest opinion about it. first the macro's. this mouse is great for programming keys and functions. I use it allot for star-craft, and mmo's such as guild wars 2, and various other games. if your looking for that, this mouse is for u. its got a really, really comfortable feel to it. Me, being a claw grip kind of guy, found this mouse to be exstreamly comfortable for a palm grip mouse. (it is deffenalty a palm grip). it has a ton of buttons with 3 profiles, with a very nice g-mode feacture that u can assighn one of the buttons in the software, which if held, adds like a shift fuction, giving u a 2x number of buttons u can program. Great way to have lots buttons on just one profile. Its made of a kind of rough plastic so u can defiantly feel it in your hand, and so far i haven't had any issues what so ever. Before i had this mouse I had a RAT 9 (which the eye in the mouse broke about 6 moths after buying it), and to me this mouse blows out any mouse i have had yet to date.



also u should be aware that the mouse has a left and right clicking to the mouse wheel. so the mouse wheel can click in, click to the right and click to the left. some people don't like this. i find it great for surfing the internet, its defaulted to page up and page back.

also note that is has a third mouse click button for your ring finger. i find this to be the best feature about this mouse. u can program it to be anything u want. great for star-craft. i use the third mouse button as ctr, so u can literally do all your macro's and micro's, all on your mouse and this apply to all game's.

Cons: beside the fact that the mouse takes a little time to get used to, its an awsome mouse. Just because when i first got it, there are 12 butons on the side that u can easly get lost trying to feel which buton your trying to press. but the mouse has a indention style lay out to the buttons that makes it easyer to know where ur thumb is, but in the heat of battle, i often forget which button my thumb is on.

also. it does not have "on the fly programming". so what u do in the software is what your using. so u have to really think of what u want your profile to do, and how to use it.

Other Thoughts: if your looking for a mouse with tons of programable features and is a good mouse than get this.

Pros: I have used this mouse for a few weeks now and I must say that I really like this thing. I also own the Razer Naga and this is just as good as the razer. For me, I think it fits my hands better since I have large hands. I would say both mice are equally as good. The G600 does have the shift modifier button so that does give you a few extra options for the mouse

Cons: NONE

Other Thoughts: I have read reviews of people having skipping problems. It is not a mouse problem. I have read reviews of this and the Razer Naga having that issue. I have both and I have not had theat issue with either mouse. The isssue occurs with folks that do a serious amount of clicking. I

Pros: Well Built. Weight feels fine for me. Customization is nice. Haven't had and click/sensor issues.

Cons: None that I can't think of other than getting used to it, like every new mouse.

Other Thoughts: Thought my thumb was going to get lost on the thumbpad, but there's little bumps on the g13 and g16 keys so not a biggie.

Pros: Comfortable on the hand
the 3rd button is great for macroing extra moves to VuHdo if you are a healer.
The G keys are easy to hit and a breeze to set up

Cons: Logitech needs to stop with this tilting scroll wheel on their mice, its just bad.
its a bit bulky for a claw grip, feels more like a palm grip, but thats to be expected with the size.

Other Thoughts: Overall a really great mouse. I bought this since my g9x died and needed something while I wait for a replacement, figured I'd try one of these out for World of Warcraft. Good stuff

Pros: Programming the 12 extra buttons is easy with the Logitech software. The ability to hit three profiles on the fly is nice, as is the on-the-fly DPI switch (I'm using that in Planetside 2). The quality seems good, the side buttons are well-placed in two groups of six with ridges on the G13 and G16 buttons (think "5" and "8" on a keypad) so your thumb knows where it is. The side buttons have a slight bend to them which is ergonomically nice, and there's a third finger button on the right side that can be set up to shift the grid button functions so you can stack 12 more. The default profiles are set up for MMOs and basically just bind either keyboard or keypad 1-0/-/= to the 12 buttons.

Cons: It's big. No, really, it's bloody huge. I used a G500 before this, which is a pretty good-sized mouse, and this thing is a third bigger, mostly due to a bulge on the right housing the third button. It has a somewhat awkward shape that basically means you have to put your whole hand on it. That right-side shift button is (to me) awkward to press but that may just be because I'm not used to using my ring finger to actually do anything while mousing. If you have small hands, go to a store and see if this thing fits you first, because it basically feels like a G500 with a big tumor on the right side.

Other Thoughts: I got this for MMORPGs and MMOFPSes but I'm not really taking advantage of it yet. I have 8 years of keyboard-only muscle memory to unlearn so I have yet to figure out what would be best to put on the mouse and what to leave on the keyboard. I'd better, because otherwise I wasted my money...just as a pure mouse the G500 is better, more comfortable. Unless you really need those 24 extra functions, this may not be worth $80.