Review on Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Jnis ubars ᠌

A little more than six months ago, I purchased a mouse, and within the first four months of owning it, the wheel broke. The actions will be unpredictable no matter which way you turn it, and the browser page will jump up and down whenever you try to scroll it. I put up with this for a third of a month before deciding to ask for a warranty replacement. However, because I was too lazy to travel to the store and they would have given me a mouse from the same batch, I opted to get in touch with Logitech directly. The rumors turned out to be true, and very quickly after that, I spotted a new mouse. Funny thing is, they didn't even ask to break the old one, so I keep it and use it for my second computer. They didn't even ask to throw it away. Those who are planning to purchase a mouse in the near future will be able to learn in advance whether or not the wheel will become unusable in four to six months. Take off the top, and have a look inside the rod that the thing spins on. In the old mouse, the interior was dirty and covered in oil; in the new mouse, the interior is spotless and white, and it is slightly more profound. And in the previous iteration, the dongle has a glossy finish, and it bears the logo for Logitech. However, in the latest edition, the dongle has a matte finish, and it bears the gaming logo. In general, you should not be afraid to purchase such a mouse because you can always get a replacement by contacting the official website. They will give you a new mouse without any issues because they are aware of the issue with the wheel, and you will even receive a bonus in the form of a second mouse that is nearly fully functional. And so, if you do not take into consideration the difficulty with the wheel, the creaking of the dpi button that I reassigned to F5, and on the old revision, the creaking, if you press on the bottom of the mouse, this is the nicest mouse that I have ever used. She operated the mouse for a period of six months using only two fully charged batteries, one at a time; I found that using two batteries made the mouse too heavy to use. The difference between using the power-saving mode and the gaming mode is nearly unnoticeable; I examined it especially in Photoshop. The lines are a little smoother, but this does not affect the response speed, which indicates it is not necessary; nonetheless, the mouse will work for five times longer if it is used in the power-saving mode. Before it, I only had the Bloody R8 as convenient, and I strongly advise it to everyone who does not have enough money for the g603, as there is still no better wireless mouse that costs less than 2,000 dollars. There is still no better wireless mouse on the market today.