Logitech G600 Laser MMO Gaming Mouse - Black

I've been using the G600 to play WoW for the last 6-7yrs. With having the 12 side buttons + the ring finger click you can make so many macro modifiers it's great. The mouse wheel click in and tilt left/right are perfect for warrior stances or other key cooldown skills and can also be modifiers for macros. I honestly don't think I could play at a high level with out it now.

Bought this to replace wireless mouse and to have more buttons for MMOs that I play, such as WoW, Rift, and FFXIV. It is very handy for assigning different abilities and actions to the 12 thumb buttons. Pretty easy to assign different actions to the buttons. Haven't experienced any pointer jumping issue yet that others have reported on Internet. It appears it is firmware issue with some of the early versions of this mouse. If you notice the issue, only solution would be to use the 3-year warranty on mouse to get Logitech to send you a new one. Some versions of the mouse allow for firmware updates, which would fix jumping cursor issue. T

I'm a Mac OS based graphic designer who was tired of the crummy controls, poor hand grip, skipping and unpredictable response of the various wireless mouse options I already had. This was not the one I intended to buy, but everything else was sold out-- and this was on a great sale. I bought it half-expecting to take it back, but it's the only mouse I use anymore. (I still have the Apple Magic mouse and an iHome wireless). PROS: nice long cord, incredible sensitivity, vast customization options, nice weight and size, well-place buttons, fits my hand nicely, never skips, really cool programmable 12-key thumbpad that I actually use, nice scrollwheel sensitivity, perfect tracking on all surfaces I've tried (including very glassy countertops) CONS: I'm still not in love with the G-shift button, because I'd rather have my ring finger next to the mouse. On some really long days, my little finger can get sore from mouse control use. Also, Logitech Gaming software requires reauthorization EVERY TIME I start up the computer-- annoying, but not enough to detract from the overall goodness of this mouse. Conclusion: I will never use a wireless mouse again unless I absolutely have to. The quality, sensitivity, and control are way better wired. And the 20+ buttons on this mouse make it possible to program macros for all kinds of things that used to require taking my hand off the mouse. BONUS: the mouse has a mode which illuminates the keys cycling through the rainbow. I constantly get questions from people who can't figure out what it is-- it appears to pulse slowly on the desk.

I got this bc i didn't like the Razer Naga, the Razers 12 side buttons were to easy to accidentally click and I didn't know what buttons I was on. With this Logitech mouse buttons I don't accidentally click and they are setup as 2 grid sets of 6 so I knew what ones I was on. It does have a 3rd button where ring finger sits, that I would accidentally click till I got used to it. The software was a little annoying to use, trying to set to just 1 color and it would default my button layout so I'd had to reset them. If you put your dpi to low it would not register any mouse clicks so make sure u have a extra mouse to fix that lol.

I like this mouse too much its a problem. The 12 button grid on the side seems ridiculous but over time you start mapping a row or two of them and you get really used to it. The third click is a differentiating feature and it is ergonomically very comfortable. Ive had this mouse for almost 3 years now and the only gripes I have is that the cord has gotten a bit stiff. I dont know if my environment has played a role in that but the cord feels much stiffer now than when I first got it. My other problem is that this thing is super heavy, many gaming mice market the weight of the mouse allowing for lighter faster more reactive responses but this mouse is a dense boy.