Review on Logitech Backlit Programmable Certified Refurbished by Jnis Hermanis ᠌

1. The packaging; earlier models of mice came with a very solid and sturdy box, and the mouse itself was encased in a sturdy blister; this combination was designed to protect the mouse from being damaged while it was being shipped. The quality of this box is really questionable, and the blister is in poor condition. 2. Cable - in comparison to the earlier boards, this one is thinner and does not have a braid; this makes it more probable that it will experience rapid rubbing; keep this in mind. 3. The weight and quality of the plastic. Again, it became both considerably simpler and more difficult as time went on. All of the fingers appear to be in their correct positions, but the weight and the plastic both make their presence known. 4. Buttons - I can sense a macro click occurring someplace in the next six months. These are the conclusions I reach based on the observation that the clickers in these mice were of a higher quality. And so you press the wheel, and along with it its side left button clings, which is particularly frustrating when working in the browser, as it always switches back to the page you were previously on.