Now, I can't forget to mention that this mouse has a third click. You’ve got lovely high quality plastic on 90% of the mouse, and on the right hand-side where your pinkie finger would rest, you have a little bit of rubber.Īs far as aesthetics go, I have to give credit where it’s due, because the Logitech G600 really looks nice in white (black is available) and was very photogenic for the pictures within this review. Aside from that, though, holding the mouse feels great and the overall finish is also very top-notch. I'm still waiting for a good mouse built and aimed at MMOs to be released for my fellow Claw grip players. I would strongly advise against purchasing a Logitech G600 for solely MMO use if you don’t like palming a mouse. In order to have easy access to the side buttons, you need to palm the mouse while clawing the G600, you will notice it will feel very uncomfortable when you're trying to reach for those side buttons. While this mouse is a lot bigger than the Razer Naga, I still cannot claw it. This means I instinctively attempted to use the G600 via the claw grip, which didn’t go very well. Personally, I hold all mice via the claw grip, probably because of the insane amount of FPS & RTS hours I’ve clocked over years. Now, gamers typically hold their mouse via the Claw or the Palm grip. The G600 features 12 side buttons, a third mouse button that acts as a mouse-modifier (allowing the user to have 24 total side buttons), up to 8200 dpi, two buttons on the top for dpi and profile switching, and very good software support. That's a problem that Logitech’s G600 MMO mouse hopes to rectify. Avid MMO players know how often the entire screen can fill up with spells and abilities, which leads to excessive key modifiers that can make playing the game difficult.

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