Review on Logitech G300s Optical Gaming Mouse with 9 Programmable Buttons and Onboard Memory – Perfect for Ambidextrous Gamers by Kero Reyes ᠌

Possesses positive attributes such as being extremely lightweight, possessing a high-quality sensor, and fitting comfortably in the palm of your hand (for me it is extremely important). There are no pointless side buttons; I find them to be a source of irritation. Any additional controls are integrated into the left mouse button and right mouse button, where they do not interfere in any way. In shooters, when it is essential, I link the front-left additional button under the left mouse button; for this, it is really easy. Despite the fact that there is plenty of room in the budget, I continue to use the same mouse since I cannot find a suitable replacement. In a typical week, I spend 8–10 hours working in an office or graphics editor, 2 hours playing Quake or Unreal, and 8 hours playing Quake on the weekends. The fact that sliding is so dependent on the type of carpet means that you will need to be very selective when choosing one. Tested the Razer Goliath and the Stees Series, however the results varied from place to place. The top cover develops a creaking and playing sound as time goes on. If it has a reasonably loud click, for example next to a person who is asleep, it will not work to move through the ice rink. Logitech does not produce a wireless analog with the same size as the original.