Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse 910-002871 White 20 Buttons Tilt Wheel USB Wired Laser 8200 dpi Mouse

Pros: plenty of buttons
high dpi
taller then a naga which gets ur palm off the table

Cons: cant think of any but it did die in about 6 months on me and i cant return it ....

Other Thoughts: love the mouse just very disappointed that you had to pay to get a year warranty (which i did not) i assume the mouse would last at lest a year before it died but i was wrong

Pros: A large pile of buttons
Each button is shaped to be easily found by your thumb
The lighting can be tuned to any color, and can be turned off
The cord is designed to take your abuse
Fits comfortably in large man-hands
A Velcro strap is attached to the mouse, to make cable management a little easier
The included software is easy to use

Cons: The bottom three buttons may require some hand-maneuvering to reach

Other Thoughts: It will take a couple of days to get used to the layout and sheer number of buttons. Expect to suck at whatever you're doing until your hand becomes better acquainted with the mouse. Your thumb needs training to hit the correct buttons, and your ring finger needs training to not use the G-Shift button as Mouse2.

Mouse3, Mouse4, and Mouse5 are assigned to the tilt wheel by default. All of the other buttons are required to be set to keyboard bindings and/or macros through the software that comes with the mouse. The buttons can also be set to a few mouse-specific features as well, such as reassigning another key to the G-Shift function or reconfiguring the tilt wheel functions.

The mouse is your interface to the digital world. Buy a sweet interface, have a sweet time.

Pros: Feels great in your hand, really cool lights, easy access thumb buttons and tilt wheel, awesome DPI settings.

Cons: Sometimes when scrolling down pages with the mouse wheel you will accidentally tilt the wheel, which for some browsers performs the Forward/Back action, easily fixed and avoided though, not worth taking an egg off.

Other Thoughts: I got this mouse because a friend of mine had one and recommended it, he had the black version, I went with the white and I to would vouch this mouse. It's great.

Pros: Lotsa buttons. Big mouse. Nice cord. Program lets you customize colors and buttons easily.

Cons: Jumpy cursor is real but for me it's rare at least. I was vaguely disappointed that with WoW the side buttons weren't recognized as mouse buttons. But I programmed them with Alt-Shift-F keys and Vuhdo worked with that.

Other Thoughts: I don't game much anymore but this mouse still feels good for normal use. I use the mouse all day for work and only very rarely do I see the cursor jump.

Pros: 3 mouse buttons, along with side buttons. I didn't notice there was a true third mouse button.

Cons: That far right mouse button sometimes gets in the way

Pros: Fantastic mouse. Works in ever game i used it in easy to manage and the on the fly DPI change is sweet for FPS games (for Snipers its a big bonus) Location of most of the buttons are good ( See cons).

Cons: The biggect con i have is the button on the far right. I had to get used to it as i found myself trying to use it as my RMB for almost a week and it still gets me every once in a while.

Other Thoughts: Gonna cut the 2nd RMB off i think. JK :)

Pros: This mouse is absolutely amazing. I purchased this for the wife, i personally own the black one. Either one only difference is the color. The lighting is very bright, and can be changed to different patters. Not only does it serve for aesthetics but function as well. It informs you of what profiles you are on and mode. I personally do not use All of the buttons, I might say I use like 10, but I have slowly added buttons as I have been using it. ie. "oh what button do I program this on now?mmmmm lets see "... I have plenty of options to program the key to.

The white is highly stain resistant, needless to say the white is still white. Goes very well with my g13, g19 and glass steel series mouse pad. I have black mouse on black pad and wife is white g600 on pink steel series pad.
If you'r just thinking about getting this mouse, just get it. It is always better to have the options than to limit yourself.

Cons: none for me. However: if you are a claw grip gamer, or one of those that constantly lift your mouse off the mouse pad, this might not be for you. The ring finger mouse button is awesome, but going to be hard for a claw gamer to use, as well as it has some good weight on it which makes it glide great, but if you constantly lift your mouse, it can get tiring after a while.

Other Thoughts: I am a palm grip gamer, and my style is glide and use a very small section of my pad. Perfect for me!

Pros: Comfortable mouse
good button layout

Cons: There is a major problem with the tracking on this mouse, where it just skips around on the screen. It seems to be a common problem, here is a link regarding the issue on logitech forums.

http://forums.logitech.com/t5/G-series-Gaming-Mice/G600-Mouse-Movement-issues/td-p/863548

Other Thoughts: Logitech customer service is awful. I submitted my ticket and link to the forum, keep in mind in that forum a Logitech moderator posted, "We have identified the root cause of this issue and are in the process of implementing a solution. We will provide periodic updates as the solution is finalized." (Over 2 months ago and no periodic updates) The response I got was a generic message, try cleaning your mouse, try using a mouse pad etc. I don't think they even read what I submitted.

Pros: All buttons are easily accessible. You can set up 3 mappings to switch between, and each mapping can toggle to a secondary function. That creates enough unique functions you could literally type with this mouse if you felt so inclined.

Coming from a naga razer I need to call out the thumb buttons. On the razer it's difficult to feel which button is which. On this G600 however the top 2 rows and the bottom 2 rows are cupped towards each other, and they create a sort of ridge line between rows 2 and 3. Now, finding the right thumb button is effortless and obvious.
Also, the thumb buttons on the G600 are more forward. On the razer it was painful to reach the last row closest to your wrist, not a problem on the G600.

Finally, the low friction pads on the bottom of the mouse are massive. This makes the mouse well planted.

Cons: The only drawback is a trade-off due to features. Because all of the buttons are so easily accessible, moving the mouse without accidentally clicking a button takes some getting used to. This is partially also due to the addition of the 3rd clicker under your ring finger. This makes for a somewhat large wide mouse that requires a delicate touch. Optionally you can disable the ring finger click button if discretion is not your style.

If your hands are on the small side this mouse may not be comfortable for you.

Other Thoughts: At the end of the day, this is a gaming mouse that's almost like an instrument. Anybody can easily use a light small 2 clicker easily just like anybody can bang out 'twinkle twinkle little start' on a children's rainbow xylophone. The G600 is more like a piano. Way more keeys and to use it well is going to take a little investment.

Pros: Good for people with larger hands (such as me). Thumb buttons are placed well and very easy to use.

Cons: Third button on top took some getting used to not tapping it while using the thumb buttons but after an hour or so it was not an issue anymore.

Other Thoughts: Well worth the money!