Review on Logitech Lightspeed Wireless Adjustable Programmable by Vassil Illiev ᠌

Having made do with low-end Logitech mice for years, I can attest that this one offers every feature I could have hoped for in a device of this caliber. Is it worthwhile to pursue her? Yes. Do you think it's a good use of your money? Possibly; that is up for debate. The previous G102 needed to be replaced pretty immediately, and because I'd been using a Logitech "ecosystem" for a while, that's what I went with. I have grown accustomed to low-priced technology throughout my entire life, so it came as a big shock when I gave it a push and discovered that it did not creak or play. Quite the nice little something. I'm at a loss for words for the rest. The mouse is awesome, but it comes at a hefty cost. The G502 is the best Logitech mouse if you want a lot of buttons, the ability to customize the mouse's weight, and a built-in spinner. It's not bulky either. Out of the box, there are no double clicks, but I have already trained myself to expect them. Apparently, this is a "trick" pulled by Logitech. Luckily, though, the G502 is common enough that DIY repair tips exist online. I'm hoping everything works out, yes