Review on Logitech Backlit Programmable Certified Refurbished by Adam Kotula ᠌

Name: Logitech Backlit Programmable Certified Refurbished
Item: Logitech Backlit Programmable Certified Refurbished
Rating: 5

May 25, 2023

I really like the product, it fully meets my expectations.

I thought that the many buttons would come in handy, so that's why I bought it, but in the end, I didn't use any of them at all. Either I couldn't get used to it, or they weren't as necessary as I had thought they would be.
The fact that the vendor promptly refunded the money for the items, citing the fact that Logitech always offers a refund in the event of a mistake, was one of the many things about Logitech that left me feeling extremely satisfied. As a result, I did not suffer a single loss, and I anticipate purchasing their G502 in the near future.

Pros

Buttons that are easy to use, attractive and expensive-looking material, and a perfect fit in the hand. The button on the far right is useful for temporarily switching sidebar tasks, as well as slowing down the sensitivity and aiming-sniping for a short period of time. The sensitivity of the sensor is adequate for outstanding pointer speed, and the method of enhancing it via the Windows control panel program requires just a small amount of work. It is possible to alter not only the color but also the intensity of the backlighting of the keys. Over the course of more than a year, a good, lengthy braided wire has not shown any signs of wear. The primary buttons are depressed effectively without making a lot of noise. With a polling rate of 1000 Hz, this means that your actions will be reflected in the working or playing process every one millisecond. In good software, every option that you might want to modify can be changed as you see fit.

Cons

The buttons on the side panel have a somewhat restricted range of motion. Although the price is somewhat steep, it is reasonable given the circumstances. The most significant flaw, and the reason why the mouse had to be returned for repair under warranty, was that after 14 months of regular use, the left mouse button (LMB) began to intermittently perform the action of a double click when it was only pressed once.