Logitech G500 Black Chrome 10 Buttons Dual-mode Scroll Wheel USB Wired Laser 5700 dpi Gaming Mouse

Pros: Product still fully supported by Logitec

Cons: Left cilck is now double clicking instead of single clicking on occasion, can really mess you up in a game. Self cleaning mechanism most likely worn out. 5 years later I'm not taking an Egg off of it for that, I still love it.

Overall Review: Would buy another if I could.

Pros: >Not too fancy, not to shabby. >Multiple DPI settings come in handy for sniping. >The weights are an incredible feature. >The little button for switcing between 3 line scroll and continuous is just awesome! It makes searching for that networking utility, or that process, or that one little service, that much easier. >Finally, it has, so far, worked on all surfaces.

Cons: NONE.

Overall Review: >It is just an amazing mouse! >In my opinion, the default DPI switch settings were just perfect. Logitech did a nice job selecting which ranges to use. >The cord is braided, so you have a little bit more protection from the edge of your desk scraping against it.

Pros: very precise. lots of DPI/precision settings. smooth. I like it very much.

Cons: none for me, but I don't mind having a wired mouse

Overall Review: tried G7 (I think) wireless mouse, but it was a disaster. had to send it back for a full refund. radio connectivity was poor on that model. went with a wired one since then, never a problem.

Pros: The right size, weight, and feel. Price, very accurate. Switch from the MX518

Cons: I went to the G500 from the MX518 and I kinda like the scroll wheel on the mx518 better as far as the feel. But the G500 scroll wheel definitely out preforms the 518

Pros: Great tracking. Adjustable weight.

Cons: Having some issues left clicking, when trying to game I fire only like 2 bullets or it will keep bursting when holding it down.

Overall Review: I am getting another. overall I loved it.

Pros: -Precision laser, 5k+ DPI available w/ on the fly adjustment -Unlockable scroll wheel for power scrolling - sleek design, rubber sides get rid of the standard plastic mouse feel. -Ergonomically perfect for its time -Affordable, would buy again if it fit my needs.

Cons: I stated it was "ergonomically perfect for its time", unfortunate that time is coming to an end. If all you play is FPS shooters this mouse will be perfect for you, but in modern time gamers need more than two additional buttons for their mouse hand to command. This is the only complaint, and I refuse to deduct an egg. - Logitech forced me to switch to an inferior manufacturer because they refuse to release a mouse to compete with the additional 17 button design. Release one and I will come back to you logitech!

Overall Review: The DPI adjustment gives you a monstrous advantage in battlefield titles (or any title that has you switching from foot to turret vehicle constantly) A quick tip for battlefield players - Set your DPI on the middle light how you plan on playing while on foot, when you get in a tank ramp the DPI up by 2,000-3,000 and be amazed at how the turret spins on a dime. I am shelving this mouse today, again there is nothing wrong with it. The hardware and software is a dream to work with, it just doesn't meet my needs anymore. I'll miss you G500. <3

Pros: Just bought this mouse and I must say, WOW!!!. I used to be one that said a mouse is just a mouse and didn't really matter. Well I was using a 800DPiI B100 and I can say that the G500 is a huge jump in performance. First I love the sleek and sturdy design. Fits my hand perfectly. But the customizable DPI is what I overlooked in the past. I used to think that 800 was fine. Now with the G500 I have set 5 DPI settings, 1000, 2000, 3200, 4400, and 5700(max). I use my default as 3200 but can speed it up or slow it down by switch of a button in game on the fly. If I want more precision, I slow it down, need to go faster, I speed it up. The gaming grade laser really makes a difference and can't believe I stuck with an average mouse for so long. There is also 10 programmable buttons that I haven't completely mapped out yet, but it is nice that they are there. Also the dual mode scroll wheel is awesome and feels much smoother than my old one. Gaming Grade Laser. (obviously) There is also an adjustable weight system which I haven't messed around to much yet, but glad it is there. Overall I am so happy I bought this mouse and I only paid $55, so it was a real bargain, IMO. Perfect if you play First Person Shooters. Battlefield 3, Crysis, Call of Duty, Max Payne 3, etc. Great for those.

Cons: It isn't as fancy as a Razor, Raccot, or other fancy gaming mouse like those, but I kind of wanted the more simple feel and look of Logitech. It also doesn't have as many buttons as some of those MMO style mice, but didnt really matter I play FPSs. The max DPI is 5700, which is great, but I have seen some Razors go higher, even up top 8700 maybe higher.

Overall Review: For FPSs this is great. If you play MMOs and want to be able to program more buttons then you might look elsewhere. And again it isn't very fancy or anything so you would have to look closely and feel it to know that it is a gaming mouse. But I love the look and feel of it. I am so happy I bought this mouse, and for $55, can't go wrong. Hopefully it last, but it is Logitech, so should be fine.

Pros: Sleek, sexy, rough...i want to make love to this mouse. The gritty sides feel good for added grip, scroll wheel is responsive and tight, slides like Tom Cruise in Risky Business.

Cons: The only con is that i can not 'actually' make love to this mouse.

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