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

After my previous A4 Tech mouse, which I had purchased in a basement in a small town in Missouri, passed away, I found it by accident in a hypermarket and bought it at a discount. The mouse never failed to do its duty for me. Before I was encouraged to play World of Warcraft by some buddies, I seldom ever utilized any of the extra keys. There, I learned their purpose and realized how convenient it is to have them. Nevertheless, just like everything else, this mouse started to deteriorate. The problem began when the mouse wheel developed a glitch; now, instead of scrolling the page down, it sometimes delivered the signal to scroll the page abruptly up. I cleaned it since I believed that the dust was blocking it, but that was only helpful at the beginning, and that is not the case. The mouse had already lived through more than 5 years by that point in time. It had been sitting in the drawer of my desk for the previous three years, but I had never bothered to throw it away. And at this point, mom had a need for a mouse, so she got this one. And, you are aware of what? It functions without any hiccups or lags, so everything is good to go! Instead, I treated myself to a Bloody ZL5, and although only two to three years had elapsed since then, I don't feel the least bit sorry for myself. The asking price of 3.5 thousand dollars was enough to dissuade me from making the purchase. In spite of this, it seems to me that such a mouse shouldn't cost more than two or three thousand dollars at the most. Nonetheless, if you have that type of money to spend on a mouse, then this is an excellent choice for you to consider.