Deal valid only for 24h. Nice price, couldn`t find cheaper.
Amazon says:
Enduring battery life
Delta zero sensor technology
Wireless gaming technology
Performance/Endurance switch
High-durability switches
All comments (44)
ukez
24 Sep 16#1
why is this cold?
TurboCrane
24 Sep 162#2
Great mouse, works on glass and shiny surfaces no problem. The default batteries it came with lasted me 4 months with 3 to 4 hours of use per day, just note that it doesn't use the unifying receiver found on other Logitech mice but still great nonetheless. Heat from me.
Midnight Tboy
24 Sep 16#3
Bought one a few weeks back on lightning deal. Sent it back after a few days. Had some occasional skipped beats, possibly cos of the amount of junk I have between receiver and sender....but I don't know - just didn't feel comfortable....maybe it was too accurate, but my web browsing and general use was always a bit wonky and could never get a perfect feel. Back to the good old dell cheapo wired :smiley:
neils31 to Midnight Tboy
24 Sep 161#4
I had a similar problem - base unit is on the floor, mouse on the table and a load of junk in between. I moved the receiver up onto the desk and its never skipped a beat since.
Battery life is very good, overall an excellent wireless mouse. i would recommend it.
Uses 5Ghz wifi instead of the overcrowded 2.4Ghz. Has less buttons though - but I'm old school and only use left right and the wheel. Oh and the batteries last several months.
pjazzy
24 Sep 16#5
Hijacking this deal. What's a good wired mouse for gaming?
Terroface to pjazzy
24 Sep 162#6
their G502 model :smiley:
Rid1 to pjazzy
24 Sep 16#9
I bought the Sumvision Kane Pro Keyboard and Mouse combo for £20. While the keyboard is a bit meh, the mouse is superb for the price. Downsside is only 2 side buttons but thats all I need for CS:GO and Overwatch.
If you have more money to spend my friend recommends the Corsair Scimitar
tuziol84 to pjazzy
24 Sep 16#14
G502 is awesome but if You want something cheaper You can check G402 for 29.99 @amazon.
Puppeh to pjazzy
24 Sep 16#15
I have a g502, love it, but if I was getting a new gaming mouse now I would be looking at the new g403 or g900 models, they can be used as wired or wireless, and from what I've been told the wireless performance in terms of latency is as good as any wired mouse.
I did buy this g602 for my laptop today though as my old m505 broke the other day, was looking at this and around 6 other wireless mice last night then noticed this was on sale this morning, was just coming on here to post it :stuck_out_tongue:
OnlyJoeKing to pjazzy
24 Sep 16#17
I picked up a Corsair M65 for I think half price a while back, and I love it. Feels really nice, tough and weighty. Would recommend.
minicale to pjazzy
25 Sep 16#41
Steelseries Rival gets my vote, the newer logitech dont have the same quality feel as their older models like the g5.
lovelybeer
24 Sep 16#7
Good for mousing, but the middle click on the wheel is prone to being useless after barely any use - just like mine :disappointed:
adam45417
24 Sep 16#8
Possible to get it for £29 on amazon warehouse with the 20% student discount if anyone is interested :smiley:.
n00bftw to adam45417
25 Sep 16#39
how the hell do you go about obtaining student discount ?
Opening post
Amazon says:
Enduring battery life
Delta zero sensor technology
Wireless gaming technology
Performance/Endurance switch
High-durability switches
All comments (44)
Battery life is very good, overall an excellent wireless mouse. i would recommend it.
Uses 5Ghz wifi instead of the overcrowded 2.4Ghz. Has less buttons though - but I'm old school and only use left right and the wheel. Oh and the batteries last several months.
If you have more money to spend my friend recommends the Corsair Scimitar
I did buy this g602 for my laptop today though as my old m505 broke the other day, was looking at this and around 6 other wireless mice last night then noticed this was on sale this morning, was just coming on here to post it :stuck_out_tongue: