Onto what I suppose I should call performance, which I can't fault. Your mileage may vary of course, especially if you have a fleshier thumb - my digits are fairly bony. This has a pleasant curve to its surface and is remarkably light considering its bulk, but I'm particularly not getting on with the thumbrest protrusion - it's too wide, and presses into the underside of my thumb in a way that's increasingly causing me pain. Personal preference remains a traditional, more curvy mouse - I consider the sculpt of the MX500 and many later Logitech mice to be something of a design classic (within the sphere of mice, at least - Bang & Olufsen it is not) and it's to a derivation of that I'll likely return now. It might be a little too deep into Terminator country, but not enough to make me feel embarrassed to have it on my desk. While I'm afraid of putting my own eye out with the G602, I like the colouring and I like the anti-sweat ridged pack. In its defence, my middle finger is a little longer than my index finger so the asymmetry does reflect biology too, but symmetrically-fronted mice haven't ever been a cause of concern before. I mean look at this:Д«RB, just off to hold up a grocery store. This is both subtle and ostentatious the former in terms of its black, carbon and silver colouring, the latter in terms of its inflated size and blade-like protrusions. Clearly it's trying to make mice look cool and is targeting what focus groups say people who willingly call themselves 'gamers' want, but fortunately it's gone for a sort of future-industrial look rather than the hideous neon and skull/alien/weapon iconography that too often results in. OK, I'm now going to completely fail to mention about 90% of that for the remainder of this piece. Static coefficient of friction вЂ“ Mu (s).Dynamic coefficient of friction вЂ“ Mu (k).'Delta Zero sensor technology' for 'power-saving optimisation and high-accuracy cursor control through exclusive lens design, illumination geometry and processing algorithms' and stuff and things.

250 hours of battery life, raising to 1440 in 'Endurance mode'.Better get 'em out the way, because where we're going, we don't need data. Lately added to the pile is Logitech's taser-esque G602, a wireless, gaming-centric effort that looks like it fell off the new Robocop.ДЇirst, facts. I've got about a dozen of the bloody things kicking about in various states of disrepair or simple abandonment. I'm a right sucker for regularly picking up new ones that I become (incorrectly) convinced will somehow transform my working and playing life, thanks to their claims about DPI, button placement, mechanically-augmented scroll wheels and spurious new colours of laser. They do the job well, they've evolved into high-precision, versatile objects and they remain a great metaphor for remotely poking and prodding at another dimension. I'm always a little confused whenever anyone starts talking about the need to replace the mouse with something touch-y or pad-y or any other kind of funnily-shaped objected intended to act as ferryman between the world of flesh and the world of pixels.

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