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

After I had been working for a little over two weeks, I started having issues with scrolling. During our investigation into this issue, we discovered that this particular model had a reasonably widespread occurrence of this particular problem. When scrolling the page, independent of the application (browser, explorer, or even games), lags occur, in which the scrolling occasionally gets lost and moves in the other way when scrolling the mouse wheel in any direction. This happens regardless of whatever direction you scroll the mouse wheel in. Due to the fact that the website continually changed its orientation, it was physically impossible to scroll all the way to the bottom of the browser window. In point of fact, the page just jerked to the left and right. Following the occurrence of this issue, I made the decision to update the firmware. Strangely enough, it was written in its description that this version of the firmware fixes the problems that have been mentioned above with the scroll wheel. In point of fact, even while the picture quality has vastly improved and the jerking sensation experienced when scrolling in the other direction has been less noticeable, this does not mean that the issue has been resolved entirely. In addition, although if this mouse does not have any issues with scrolling, it is still not as excellent as it should be for the price. It is true that it can be used on virtually any surface; however, if you use it on a surface that is not absolutely level and slick, its legs will wear out and scratch extremely rapidly. In most cases, "gaming" mice are equipped with legs that are more durable and dependable, or, as is the case with certain models, such as the A4Tech, a replacement set of such legs is included in the kit; this is the case even with certain models that fall into a more affordable price bracket. Absolutely none of that can be found here. There is nothing that can be done to prevent the mouse from beginning to slide across the surface, which is accompanied by an unpleasant sound and terrible sensations. It's possible that this isn't a deal breaker for a mouse that costs $600, but it certainly isn't for a product that's marketed as a "Gaming Mouse," and it's only for mice that cost in this price range that I've ever encountered it before.