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

If there were issues with dependability, then nobody would have a problem with the mouse in particular. There is no interest in purchasing it once more in its current configuration and at the current price. Some pros: The degree to which the keys can be personalized and the general ergonomic design both contribute to a very positive first impression. The use of a personalized mouse offers a lot of practical benefits. There are certain drawbacks, such as the reliability, construction quality, and materials. When a year had passed, one of the additional keys was misplaced (the top one on the main right). After some period of time, the alteration of profiles started to take on a life of its own; there was no reaction to the key, but with a little tap on the body, they "blinked" - that is, they changed and then promptly went back to their original state. The primary component of the case is flimsy, the buttons that were manufactured at the same time with it have an effect, and the sheen rapidly becomes soiled (although this is difficult to attribute to shortcomings, such is the gloss itself).