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

Many of the significant advantages are already described in the characteristics. For my part, I will tell you the following: of course, the mouse was delivered quickly, there were no problems with delivery. The mouse came without any defects - everything works, everything is fine. By functionality: I chose a mouse with the ability to connect in several ways (radio for a computer, bluetooth for a tablet). This is almost the only mouse with this parameter that suits me personally. I also looked at analogues of other companies, but I did not even find equal alternatives. The second decisive moment is software for poppy. Of all the selected mice with suitable other parameters, only this mouse had software for poppy. The third, no less important point is the cost. In the price segment below, nothing suitable was simply found. In the price segment above - of course, there are suitable models, but I did not find a single weighty criterion in favor of their choice and overpayment (the price differs by an order of magnitude). Further on the merits in the mouse itself: - I was pleasantly surprised by the presence of omron switches in the main buttons (I don’t know what is in the side buttons) - A very important advantage is the ability to work on a single battery. This allows you to balance the mouse within certain limits and control its weight. Two batteries were too heavy for me. I placed one on the left side (the left one turned out to be preferable for balancing). - the mouse wheel is very pleasant in terms of tactile response and quite quiet - a very small, but aesthetically pleasing plus was the discovery of the fastening of the top cover on magnets. Very simple, nice and functional. On software: despite looking for a mouse with software specifically for Mac, I have never used peripheral software to its full potential, so this part will not be so meaningful. I can only note a fairly large number of settings, which include the ability to set up to 5 DPI levels (switched with the mouse button), the ability to configure buttons for a fairly large number of different functions, as well as macros.