Customer Ratings & Reviews

great buy easy to use feel great would recoment to any one

I was very surprised and Impressed of the quality and affordable price of this mouse. 16+ button mouse, great company and budget mouse, can’t go wrong.

Third time in a row buying this mouse, I daily drive it many hours a day and am not exactly gentle on them, but thisouse consistently survives longer than any other mouse I've bought.

Very easy to configure and works on a Mac too. This mouse is the best multifunction button mouse for the price. There is no need to buy more expensive ones.

Enough buttons without moving my mouse point and click manually!

Love the set up with ease of button use and ease of programing. Very unlike the Razor mice.

My girlfriend wanted to get back into playing WoW so I picked this gaming mouse for her. She was intimidated by the how many buttons there were on it but after programming it, she found it made her life easier playing the game. The mouse is a solid build and feels of high quality. The illuminated lights are a nice touch.

One of the best gaming mice I have owned. Would buy another.

This mouse is great. It can save up to three user files to the mouse's memory so the macros you record work with any computer you plug it in to. While good for gaming it is incredibly useful for other operations as well. Anything that uses macros and shortcuts: games, illustration, animation, drafting, database entry... the list goes on.

this mouse is alot better than the last one.great price

I've used this mouse for a handful of games and I thoroughly enjoy it. I love it's programmability, precision, and number of keys available to use. One thing that has been particularly useful for me in games is the third mouse click button and for regular use such as web browsing I like the functionality of the scroll wheel.

I bought and sold this same mouse several times over. I always come back to it. Wish they would make an updated lighter version.

This is the second of these we have bought. Very responsive, great cord and cord length. Programmable buttons make even games that aren't out of the box use able with it capable of full functionality.

Easy to use and maneuver. Very light. Quick click!

I use this mouse quite a bit with my Asus. Hitting button 1 through 6 is fairly simple, but to hit the rest of the buttons makes it rather difficult when gaming. Other than that, good build and good design.

I got this guy for around 20 bucks on sale. The way you can customize this thing to whatever program is amazing. THE PROBLEM. The three finger buttons, and just the bulk and width of the mouse stress your hand; joints, ligaments (I guess) in a way that is painful at first. After a while you hand gets use to it, I guess you start building the muscles for it, than you don't even notice the huge mouse is there. So my review is based on a great mouse for the great price I got it for but it hurts your hand at first. Enjoy.

The mouse was a great item for the price. It has lots of bells and whistles.

I got this mouse as a replacement for a first gen Razer Naga that stopped working. I chose this mouse at that time for the RGB lighting options. After years of use, it is by far my favorite mouse. There are many buttons that can be used for a variety of uses. I primarily play WoW and Overwatch and it's great for both of those. The mouse is fairly large, but the way you rest your hand on it is very comfortable, and the third click button on top is great for shifting down DPI for sniping or cycling targets in WoW. I recently bought another G600 on sale just to have a backup if this one ever dies.

Works as advertised and the price was excellent. I was able to easily program the buttons to what I needed.

TL:DR - Mouse is great for people who love their macros and use different operating systems or games. Double click will occur, but is an easy fix without any soldering needed. My go-to coding mouse. Don't let the amount of buttons/macros intimidate you, it's great if you give it a chance. Used to use a G502 HERO when I used to game and browse the web, but after getting into software development realized it didn't have enough buttons. The G602 was somewhat better, but too stiff and the thumb buttons were painful to use. G600 too a bit to get used to, but fit the bill for me so much I bought another. Works best with Logitech Gaming Software (G-Hub is a mess) and the internal build quality and assembly is a lot more solid than the G502. The macros might seem niche at first, but when you use the first three for browser navigation, 2nd three for cut, copy, paste, 3rd row for system related macros and the 4th for other uses you begin have the ability setup the mouse so you rarely have to use keyboard combinations. The G-shift for more buttons helps too especially for program specific macros. I will say, it does take getting used to the ring finger button, but you can solve this by just disabling it's functionality until you have a use for it. In gaming like Fallout 4 it makes a real nice button for melee or VATS. At the moment I have about 8 macros of the 38~ total used and two of the three profiles for different OS's while the third is for gaming. E, R, F mapped to the first row of thumb buttons is really convenient. Only cons really are that Logitech doesn't make a wireless version and while there are other options on the market which may fill in that niche, this by far looks like something I could bring into an office. Compared to the Razer Naga, this feels far better and much easier to keep track of the button sets. Don't let the amount of thumb buttons scare you, this mouse, especially on sale is a real gem.