Review on Logitech Backlit Programmable Certified Refurbished by Adam Kowalski ᠌

This mouse has been my go-to input device for the past few months. I enjoy playing games like Dota 2 and guns. Also useful in the workplace. Including the fact that thanks to the gentle touch of the primary keys. It's possible that at first it will be unpleasant for some people, but it's really simple to grow used to. Some pros: 1. This is quite possibly one of the most comfortable mouse now available on the market. The future looks very bright indeed. Every one of the fingers is incredibly pleasant to use. Much more comfortable than the Razer Naga and even many other gaming mice, as well as other mice that have recently been introduced to the market. 2. Because of their position and the concave shape that they have, the side keys are quite easy to use. 3. The mouse itself has a high-quality build and is made of good materials. 4. High dpi 8200. I seriously doubt that anyone will put the dpi at such ridiculously high settings. The number of games can go up to a maximum of 3000. 5. The primary keys are not tightly spaced and have a light touch. Some people see it as a benefit, while others see it as a drawback. In terms of pressing, the side keys are also of high quality construction. 6. Logitech has completed the process of unifying the software. Just one piece of software for everything. You only need to connect a mouse, and if the software is already installed, he will automatically detect it. Within the mouse itself, software configurations can be saved. In general, this is the best solution, and it is especially useful in situations in which it is necessary to connect the mouse to a computer on which there is no software. Having these drawbacks: 1. Modifying the sensitivity of the dpi setting in the software. Your values will be used, but if you restart the computer or simply change the profile—there are three, and you can switch between them by pressing a key—it will reset the dpi to the lowest value that you have chosen. 2. The G key - the shift is quite easy to press and takes some getting used to, but you can simply assign it to some key from the keyboard that is rarely used or when pressed, nothing will happen, depending on which game, program, and thus solve this problem. In total, you have the ability to set four different values for the dpi speed for each profile.