Review on Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Andrey Orlovski ᠌

For more than a decade and a half, my primary pointing device has been the venerable Logitech MouseMan Dual Optical. The only problem is that the wire is getting in the middle of its operation, which is otherwise flawless. She got rid of the rubberized side pads as well as all of the legs! However, it does what it's supposed to! And yes, you can still see the company logo! This is the element that truly distinguishes the brand. The following were the primary requirements: autonomy refers to the amount of time that can pass between battery changes. 2. the capacity to operate effectively on all surfaces. 3. huge sizes (I don't see how you can comfortably use a mouse if it is half the size of your palm) i.e. the palm rests on the mouse, and the fingers "walk on the table" / dangle in the air or are just twisted. I don't understand how you can use a mouse if it is half the size of your palm. Do only medical professionals have a working knowledge of the "computer wrist" syndrome? On the market in 2022, there are no mice with a length between 140 and 160 millimeters, which corresponds to the size of a typical palm. There is just one type of mouse available on the market for the little hands of Chinese children. The length of this mouse is 124 millimeters. It is a good fit for youngsters in grades three through five, but it is on the tiny side for normal-sized hands (glove size nine to ten). Regarding the level of noise, the wheel has a low level of noise, and button clicks are typical. The mouse is an abject letdown on every level. Purchasing is not something I encourage doing.