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Logitech Gaming Mouse G500

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31Uidhl5kPL. SL160 Logitech Gaming Mouse G500

  • Gaming-grade laser gives you precision at any speed
  • Up to 27 grams of extra weight give you the feel you want in your hand
  • Onboard memory lets you take your settings with you
  • Dual mode scroll wheel provides click-to-click or hyper-fast scrolling
  • On-the-fly adjustable DPI gives you the right level of precision for any game scenario. Mouse also comes with 10 programmable buttons

Product Description
The Logitech Gaming Mouse G500 is your weapon of choice for precision and control. Gaming-grade laser gives you game-changing precision at any hand speed (from 200 to 5700 dpi). Onboard memory lets you save and take your settings for your favorite title with you—no software required. Plus, weight tuning for personalized feel and control…. More >>

Logitech Gaming Mouse G500

5 Comments »

  • B. Heye said:

    Amazon says it is in stock but that’s a lie. They estimate it will be in stock 9/20. If I knew this upfront I wouldn’t have payed for express shipping or I might have bought it some were else.
    Rating: 1 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 9:39 pm
  • Max M. said:

    Para Diseño Grafico (precision) y Juegos (velocidad) es la mejor opcion del momento! una evolucion perfecta e ideal del G5 con una ergonomia fantastica, haste con el y sabras lo que es tener la gloria en las manos! ;o)
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 10:37 pm
  • Gadget Girl said:

    This is my first experience with a mouse with adjustable weights. Admittedly, I’m parent not a gamer, so I can’t tell you how my frag rate has improved on Half-Life, but for everyday use this mouse is simply the most comfortable I’ve ever had. After many experiments with cordless (Bluetooth and IR) mice I’ve come to the conclusion that I prefer the cord - interference with other electronic devices is a problem in our house, and a corded mouse puts the kibosh on that. My only minor gripe is that the feel of the scroll wheel stepper is a little rough - it’s unselectable with a button just behind the wheel, and I have mine turned off, but I do slightly prefer the feel of stepping on the scroll sheel to match page up/down shifts in web browsers. Apart from that very minor complaint, though, this mouse is flawless. The weights make a real difference to the feel - I prefer deliberate movement, so I have all the max weights installed in the base. The left and right click buttons are smooth and cause no stress on my hand (compared with a Dell Bluetooth mouse which was giving me carpal tunnel due to the tremendous pressure required just to click).

    Don’t be fooled by the “gaming” tag - this is about as good a mouse as you could ask for, for any application.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 4 January 2010 at 11:31 pm
  • D. Krepak said:

    I previously was using the MX518. The G500 is the same size. I have small hands and as other reviewers noted the DPI and macro buttons are not as easy to use due to their location and smaller size. If it wasn’t for that I would rate it 5 stars. It shouldn’t be a problem for people with average to large hands. Easy to setup and program. Movement is smooth and responsive for quick action. Perfect for games. The scroll wheel is very smooth and compared to other mice scrolls effortlessly so it takes a little getting used. (The button just below allows you to scroll smoothly without click stops.) I like the feel of it without the weights so haven’t tried them. I’ve not relegated the MX518 to backup.
    Rating: 4 / 5

    - 5 January 2010 at 12:29 am
  • spicy said:

    Easy to use, Great ergonomics. Best mouse I ever had. Love all the great functionality that come with it.
    Rating: 5 / 5

    - 5 January 2010 at 3:18 am

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