Review on Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Stanislaw Rogulski ᠌

The mouse's benefits include its ergonomic design and the fact that its side function keys are out of the way until you need them. Even though the thumb normally presses the side keys, when the mouse is used instead, the hand is free to roam around the keyboard. The manufacturer provides useful software for customizing the mouse's settings (dpi, key assignment, macro configuration, etc.), and the program can save different configurations for different games. Suffering from drawbacks: 1) The primary problem is that the scroll wheel stopped working after being used for about six months: when you crank the wheel up, the page scrolls down first and then up. To the point that the website just hangs there when you try to navigate it. 2) The primary keys (left mouse, right mouse) make a lot of noise when clicked: 3) Four months after I wrote the evaluation, the left mouse button began to double-click. Two years and three months of use in total. The last inexpensive mouse served me well for over seven years (the brand label has been wiped, but it looks like a logitech 305), so I don't think this is all that necessary. For this reason, I must reduce my previous rating of three stars to two.