“Can the top 2 buttons on the top center of the mouse(or atleast 1 of the 2)be programmed?”
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No, one is just a mechanical toggle for the scroll wheel mode and the other is to switch between bluetooth and their lightspeed mode.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No. Not either. The one directly under the wheel changes the scroll style of the wheel between free-spinning and ratchet (clicky incremental) style. The one beneath (G-Shift) switches it's modes on the computer from the USB receiver to Bluetooth, which lets you customize an entire new button layout that you can switch to on the fly. However, the two buttons on the top end's upper left (normally used for DPI up and DPI down) can be programmed to anything you like.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.If you're talking about the buttons with the cycle and signal icons, no. One of those buttons controls the ratchet mechanism for the scroll wheel and the other switches the mouse between Lightspeed and Bluetooth mode. The scroll wheel, however, is fully programmable in Logitech G Hub. You can bind scroll up and down to separate commands respectively, and like some office mice the wheel can be tilted to the left or right, which can serve separately programmable functions including browser forward/backward or even copy and paste. This is actually one of the most versatile mice I've ever seen.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No. The first button is for switching the scroll wheel between 'ratchet' and 'hyper-fast' scrolling. The second button switches between using the dongle and bluetooth.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi CaseyP, in the G Hub app, there is a section where you can customize what the buttons can do on your G604 mouse. It will even have it laid out to where it shows you exactly which buttons can or cannot be changed.
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