Review on 🎮 Logitech Hyperion Fury USB Optical Gaming Mouse with 8 Buttons (910-004067) by Abhi Abzz ᠌

As compared to my previous mouse, the Razer Mamba 2022, which was already considered to be pricey at the time, I am able to state that for the price of the Logi 402, this is space. I brought a lightweight mouse with me specifically for use with OS X, as well as my work and gaming. There is no need to visit a buddy who has wineries in order to setup it like there is when using Reiser and SS because all mouse settings can be made with poppies. The acronym comes from the fact that each of the mouse's side buttons can be assigned to a different macro, action, or key combination, but none of them can be assigned to the lamp that represents Mouse 3/4/5/6. This is a negative, but if you move your head sideways and close your eyes to this negative, then you are an amateur. My hand is shaped like a glove, with a thin palm and long fingers; all of the buttons are under my fingers, with the exception of the side buttons on the left button; I don't use them, and it takes some practice to get used to them. The mouse is very light; even after a long shift, the brush does not become fatigued at all. Although the plastic has an inexpensive appearance, the coating hides this fact. Feels extremely nice to the touch and is cleaner than the earlier version. The exterior of the mouse is covered in a matte plastic, and the sides feature a rubber coating that is quite comfortable. The non-braided wire allows you to use the lightness of the mouse without causing it to brake, does not pull the mouse to the side, and, most importantly, does not damage the pad. The logo does not become hot in the same way that Sensei's does. At first, I was interested in purchasing the G502 because it has a branded wheel and weights as well as a fancy sensor; however, I eventually stopped and asked myself whether I actually require it. Before making my purchase, I was able to compare the two, and after doing so, I concluded that the 402 is the superior option in terms of size and weight. They feel practically identical to the touch, with the exception that 502 is somewhat more abrasive than soft touch. There is no difference in the construction quality. The sensor is still prone to malfunction, although this issue has not been observed in any games or programs that have been tested. The image deteriorates when particularly sharp movements are made, losing between 150 and 250 pixels down the long side of a screen with a resolution of 2560. Stabilization is turned on in the settings, and it is set to 1/1000 and 3200 dpi. When I tested it out on the Razer Goliath Speed Mat, it was discovered in the light green overflow area. In conclusion, if you require a low-cost mouse that meets the criteria outlined up top, then you should go with model 402 and pay 2600 for it between the months of June through August.