Review on Logitech Lightspeed Wireless Adjustable Programmable by Kiril Mihailov ᠌

The mouse's body has an incredibly inconvenient cutout in the bottom left corner. There's a somewhat sharp edge just where your palm rests on the mouse (between your wrist and thumb). The hand leaves a mark after using a mouse. Regularly, LMB and occasionally RMB are crushed under the weight of the finger, with the help of a makeshift "spring" constructed out of a piece of cardboard. Because the MCM button is so much more tightly spaced than the wheel's side buttons, the latter frequently activate by mistake. There appears to be no rationale for the extensive use of hard rubber on the body's outside. This rubber makes it harder to hold the g102 in one's palm compared to the standard plastic. When you take your fingers off the LMB, PKM, or the wheel, they rattle horribly, but you learn to live with it. The noise of the wheel turning is noticeable. The hand may tire of dragging this iron on the table after g102, but it is possible to adapt. I utilize the "sniper" button (under my thumb) in Discord's walkie-talkie mode. So that when you turn on the radio, you don't accidentally perform actions that you don't need right now (mouse keys 4 and 5 are not suitable, them everywhere, except for games, the functions "back" and "forward" are assigned), the challenge is to find such a key or key combination on a computer that would not be a hotkey in a browser or other program. In addition, the numbers 6, 7, or 8 are not pre-mapped to anything on the mouse. Find a happy medium; I've stopped at Num5 with the numpad disabled. You'll need to program the keyboard buttons (or other mouse buttons) into the mouse software so you can tilt the wheel when scrolling to the left and right of the game. Unfortunately, this scroll is cumbersome to use in most situations. It doesn't work in Adobe Acrobat, and it scrolls too abruptly and too far (and in the opposite way) in Excel and Photoshop; therefore, the standard method of horizontal scrolling while holding ctrl or shift is preferable. That textured rubber gets grimy fast and is a pain to keep clean.