Review on Logitech Lightspeed Wireless Adjustable Programmable by Petar Popchev ᠌

In overall, a nice mouse, although I'm not sure if it was worth the money (I paid around 5000 yen for it). It's a shame about the wheel because I expected the logitek to have high quality because the wheel was entirely covered. It turned out to be too fleeting, and purchasing it was absolutely a waste of money. With its positives being: It fits well in the hand, which is sometimes a helpful characteristic of the inertial wheel, which consists of weights that can make the mouse heavier / lighter as required. Surface that is pleasant to the touch. The software is rather straightforward and makes it easy to personalize it to suit your requirements. You simply fill in a few sensitivity settings and macros, and then you can toggle between the several configurations with the click of the mouse. The noisy keys and extremely loud wheel ratchet are two of its major drawbacks. After approximately one year of use, the wheel itself began to experience problems, and there are occasions when it does not give the impression that it is scrolling. The side surfaces inevitably get dirty over time and need to be cleaned periodically.