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[Meovyle]

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G900 and G903 are the same. The G903 can just be charged with the Logitech RGB inductive mousepad. And you really need the Logitech one as you need the module to insert in your mouse to charge it with induction. Means you have a wireless mouse then never runs out of power.
If you dont care for wireless charging the G900 offers the same for cheaper.

I have rather small hands and I actually was really ok with the G903.


The G900 & G903 come with a detachable USB cable so you either can run it with USB cable or wireless. Also comes with magnetic buttons where you can easily refit the mouse for left hand use or right hand use. But dont be afraid thoes magnetic keys hold really tight. Even tho I didnt like that mouse I'm kinda habby with it now. On the other hand I was also just fine with Trust Mices so far for 25€ tho the last mice (the 4th) broke a thumb key after a few month.

[Arya]

Argh, and that's why I warned against Logitech.

They take a very, very long time to respond to customer support requests. Be patient, you may need to wait a month or two.

[Supafly]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Meovyle:

Wow, thanks to that one who recommendet the Logitech G502.
After 1 month of use i see only then that the wool on the cabble is off it, as if it was too short for the mouse...
And now i cant send it back, because we wrote to refund and they didnt respond (Amazon).

No issue with mine that I've had for well over a year. Long daily use, 7 days a week. Even rearranged desk, changed room layout requiring threading cable to through cablement multiple times without your issue. Only issue with cable is that its a dust/fluff magnet.

No need to contach Logitech. Sometimes there Customer service can be slow, other times they can be really quick. 50/50. You haven't had the mouse that long return it to where you bought it from for a replacement as it's faulty.

[John Doe]

The ergo of the G900 is indeed not as good as Rival's`, the old first revision Rival I had felt better to palm due to its rubber. It's an ambidextrous mouse, not right handed. I wouldn't say the G900 is a bad or unreliable mouse though, what Wolfey had was probably a rare problem that can happen to any mice. It's a good mouse over all IMO, the scroll wheel and the sensor are nice.

[Arya]

Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από John Doe:

The ergo of the G900 is indeed not as good as Rival's`, the old first revision Rival I had felt better to palm due to its rubber. It's an ambidextrous mouse, not right handed. I wouldn't say the G900 is a bad or unreliable mouse though, what Wolfey had was probably a rare problem that can happen to any mice. It's a good mouse over all IMO, the scroll wheel and the sensor are nice.

I can confirm that, it seems to have been a batch issue and now fully sorted.

[StelloSyv]

Im really happy with my zowie ec2-b
So i suggest the zowie

[LeftPaw]

Tried a Steelseries Sensei 310 because of all the good reviews and found it one of the most uncomfortable mice I have ever used. Felt spungie and made my hand sweat. Side buttons are placed in a awkward position.

Logitech 300s was a nice mouse but to small for large hands.

I like the looks of the Logitech G903 or Razer Ouroboros ( when they get around to re-releasing it) Both are expensive.

[DaHotFuzz]

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Αναρτήθηκε αρχικά από Meovyle:

I did, its like im holding a tank in my hand.

Do you have twig arms or something. Those mice are light as a feather.
All good mice weight right around what that one does.

A good mouse takes up your entire hand. If you have to scrunch your finger tips, this will give you pain and hurt you over time; doing permanent damage to your hand/thumb/wrist.

Lmao, thank you for the laugh.