Logitech G - G600 MMO Gaming Mouse

They stopped making them in the west. The g600t is still made in Japan by Logicool and is functionally identical. You can import those for cheaper than you can buy the discontinued g600 on like Amazon or whatever.

Logitech g600 faction rise up!!!!

I ended up buying like 4 extras. So I’ll be good for a bit lol.

I’ll g-shift mine tonight in your honour and to honour your fallen brethren.

In my experience they all get double click at some point. But either Razer naga or Logitech g600 are fine. Corsair makes a pretty good one too. Go to best buy if you can and check them out. Logitech g600 might be hard to find since they aren’t made anymore.

Looking for a new mouse. Only play wowand only do Arena. I can get by with a minimum of 3 side buttons. Not interested in The Logitech MMO mouse I use that for a day and couldn't stand it. I ran the first Corsair scimitar for a while and I wasn't a huge fan but it wasn't horrible so the new wireless version is something that I'm looking at. Naga pro V2 is not something I'm interested in. I have a naga pro right now and I'm not a fan of the software. So my requirements are good software a minimum of three side buttons. Wireless and wired. And something on the bigger side that'll fit my hand. Not really concerned about cost not even really concerned if the mouse needs anything changed bonus points if there's any STLs out there for the mouse that I could print a different shell for that would give me the fit that I want.

I hear it sucks. Which I don't mind I can replace the encoder if I need to. Price don't know how good it is and how well it fits the hand I hear mixed things about it. It was the G600.

I’ve got a Logitech G600 that I absolutely love. It has the best feel, the extra right click button, and reliable macro software for the MMO keys. Unfortunately, it’s been discontinued and I’m looking for a wireless solution. Who is the go-to now? I had an early version of the Razer Naga years ago and it had a double click issue and wonky macro software. Have they improved? I’ve never owned a Corsair, Steelseries, or Red Dragon. I realize AHK or something is probably better but I utilize the software for macros quite a bit if that sways your recommendation.

I use a g600 for wow. Haven't bothered trying the software I just use them as 1-12 buttons.

Regularly goes on sale so keep an eye out. I think I got mine for like $30

Like my Logitech G600

Didn't last me 6 months. Logitech G600 has been infinitely better for me. I've had several and they last 3-4 years of heavy use

I use a Logitech g600 MMO mouse. The 18 side buttons are amazing for hotkeys.

G600 or Razer Naga Pro I've had success with both.

I've used a G600 for years now. Sucks that they just stopped making them. When my G600 finally dies, I need a mousewheel that has tilt buttons. All my defensives on every class are on tilting scroll wheel binds! Can't imagining unlearning that muscle-memory. Anyone know what mouse have that feature? As far as I know, only the Naga Pro has mousewheel tilt.

That's exactly why I got the G600 because I was already too used to the tilt wheel on my G502's. It's a solid mouse. I will say that upgrading to an mmo mouse felt weird at first, I even kept similar abilities in the same spots as the 2 side buttons, but I couldn't go back to the G502 now I use all 12 buttons!

G600 Nothing else.

Idk Logitech hasn’t updated the G600 yet. Seems obvious. I’d pay so much for a newer wireless model. Best mouse I’ve ever had.

Logitech G600

Same. This one was my favorite for years. However I needed some other features so I went to the Naga Pro a few years ago for 3 key features I make regular use of. 1. Wireless 2. Bluetooth support 3. Swapping the side buttons out for different use cases. I like both and prefer the feel of the Logi. But the smaller size of the Naga also has it's own benefits.

Logicool g600 import from JP. Logitech, called Logicool in JP, still makes them for JP market. Additionally, soldering on new switches is definitely something a beginner is able to do. If you’ve never picked up a soldering iron before, the $<40 you’ll spend for a beginner kit and switches will pay for itself, even if you fail, because of the experience. My wife is using the g600 I learned how to solder with with its upgraded 25M switches. Maybe look for a 100M switch if you are feeling fancy and can afford it.

I’ve been begging them to make a new one for months. I want a wireless one so bad. I love the bulkyness of it. Mines nearly 10 years old and I’m so worried it’s going to crap out soon.

oh damn that's annoying, I was gonna take a gamble on this since it's so cheap but I had to replacement g600 because it wasn't registering when I clicked both buttons to move forward. 😔 I really wish someone would make an upgraded g600. it's so damn heavy and removing the weights was tedious

I have also been using the G600 for years. I wanted to add that the 'white' preset maps the buttons to your numpad numbers instead of the ones above home row. It's great if you need a truly OP number of options beneath your fingers. Just make sure numlock is enabled.

I have a g600 Had it for years. The ring finger button is starting to die on me and I'm so scared of when itll finally die I love that bad boy

Yes. I use the Logitech g600, the one with a full number pad under the thumb, I have every one of those numbers assigned to a command and it's amazing

I went through a Naga, Scimitar, and g600. I decided go wireless and the best option I ended up going with was the naga. I was surprised how much I like it, I thought I would have liked the scimitar more, but I'm team Naga once more in my life.

I'd pay $200 just for a brand new factory fresh wired g600 at this point. Corsair, Razer, please bring a ring finger button into your MMO mouse designs I'm begging.

as someone on the 502 I miss the 600 and just wish they did a powerplay compatible wireless g600 and get their heads out of their asses

Same play style, brother! Except it wasn't a stroke for me. Pretty similar mapping as I use, but I traded abilities for more movement (in FPS games). I crouch with 7, reload with 6 and jump with 8. I play with MMO mouses since the first Naga came out and now im at my 17th MMO style mouse, the Naga Pro v2. Have/had them all, EVERY Naga, G600, Corsair Scimitar, Steelseries, noname Utechsmart things from Amazon... You will wear them out pretty good, but it's worth it! It's a learning curve, and you get better every day, I played competitive Counter-Strike one-handed, so we can do everything! Good luck and much success! If I can help you with something, ask away.

100% - the best feel and the only one with a ring finger button. I can't play without it and have stocked up some after hearing about the discontinue.

Unfortunately it doesn't have the 12 thumb buttons in a grid. I've gotten so used to the g600 I really would struggle to change, but thanks for the heads up! I didn't know another one existed with the 3rd button

Get a G600 or an X15 mouse. You'll get a lot more bang for your buck.

Used to use a Logitech G600 which was amazing but now discontinued. Switched recently to a Steelseries Aerox 9 and love it so much, though it was a little pricey. Really light but sturdy and uses RF instead of bluetooth for wireless which feels as fast and responsive as when it's plugged in. Great life on the chargeable battery and fully charges in about 20 mins.

G600 and Razer Naga are the best by far. I preferred my G600, but I really like the Naga as well.

Most hail the logitech G600 as the best mmo mouse. Unfortunately it being discontinued it now costs $200.

Logitech G600. I like to use the extra mouse button as ctrl so with one hand I can do normal inputs and ctrl + input. Been using the same one for 3 years. I'll also use it for daily use so it has extra wear but it still works and I double weave fine.

RIP my G600. Great mouse but OOP like others have said. I recently swapped to a Red Dragon 12 button mouse and that has been a decent replacement overall but it is missing some of the extra features of the G600 like scroll wheel clicking left/right and the right-right/third mouse click button. As far as 'feel' goes though? The red dragon is the closest match to the G600 I've tried. Cheap too!

G600 is great but impossible to find, I also have a Corsair scimitar wireless for my laptop and it’s real good.

I've tried a bunch of mice and ended up sticking with Razer Naga V2. I started out with an old wired Naga, then went to Scimitar then G600. G600 was my favorite for a while, but they stopped making them. A few years ago I bought a wireless Razer Naga V2 and have used it ever since, feels like the best one so far. I find having buttons around the mouse make it hard for me to press, I usually just use 1-8 then shift/alt/ctr + 1-8.

It’s so good. I wish they still made it. The only mouse I wanna use for the rest of my life.

[https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse.910-002864.html](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse.910-002864.html) Logitech G600. I have used these for the past MANY years since I've been playing MMOs. It has 12 side mouse buttons like the naga BUT one thing it has that's better is a ring ringer click button. Theres a tiny area where your ring finger sits and you can bind it to anything as well. I bind it to CTRL so that way I have 12 skills, and then just press my ring finger down and bam, I have 12 more instantly. I've tried using a naga after getting this and had to return it. The ring finger thing spoiled me since I don't like to hold keyboard buttons to modify my binds. The mouse also has so much customization with the logitech program. One other thing I like is that the buttons are more... obvious when you thumb is on them compared to the naga. To me, all of the naga keys felt pretty flat and similar, but the G600 has very distinct directions that each button goes. This makes it extremely easy to know where your thumb is at all times. I know I'm a random reddit guy but I'm telling you. Go try out the G600. Worst case, you return it. I will never touch another mouse.

I'll add to this. I've had 2 Naga's (Molten and Epic Chroma) and the original Scimitar. All of them failed (except maybe the molten which I gave away. I got a G600 and the thing is just a tank. It may not be wireless like I wish it was, but it hasn't failed me

SAME And it was amazing to have the best functional MMO mouse for so cheap for years watching all these people trying the razer naga for the 6th time. hell this is my 3rd G600 and it only lasted this long since I stopped playing FPS's and MMO's but love it for everything else

What sets the G600 apart is the ring finger button. There is no mmo mouse like it, and it makes total sense and is the perfect modifier allowing people to simply fully play from their mouse alone without need to touch the keyboard potentially.

have you seen the prices for them since logitech stopped making them? it makes me cry when my g600 dies and I bought 2 in the last 6yrs because it made me laugh....the best goddamn mmo mouse on the market was dirt cheap while Razr's over priced junk that dies like 2 months kept going higher and higher in price....

The G600 is the greatest example of why you don't listen to marketing. It is the best MMO mouse with a right ring finger button that no other competitor has adopted for some odd reason because it's convenient as hell and makes so much sense. If any mmo mouse review doesn't have this mouse at the top of its list for the past 10+ years they're shit.

I'm using the Logitech g600 and it's amazing, got one on sale for 30 bucks Amazon a while back

$13 after tax is worth it for me to test. G600 main mouse for until this arrives

Logitech g600 is the best, but it's been discontinued despite all the praise I see it get

Obviously hand size is different for everyone, but like many others have said, the G600 is pretty damn nice and comfy. I also like the Razer Naga and am currently using the Steelseries WoW mouse and love it. Those 3 are about it for me as far as "MMO" mice are concerned ;D Good luck!

I’ve used them all. The Logitech G600 lasts the longest and is the one that feels best to me.

Steelseries Aerox 9. 12 side buttons, and unlike basically every other mouse made for MMO games, it does not feel like a brick weight wise, so if you have long gaming sessions, your wrist will thank you. It's like 89g compared to the Logitech G600, which is a common recommendation that is 133g. Or the Razer Naga that is 122g and Corsair Scimitar, which is also about 122g. I've used all of them and the weight savings on the Aerox helped me no longer get any kind of wrist discomfort after days of longer gaming sessions.

Me and my buddy use the Logitech G600 and it's great. I've got some gripes on the actual software but it doesn't really detract from the mouse at all.

I have shorter fingers but, normal sized palms. This is my favorite mouse. I also have the Aerox 3 in the office. The software is so much better than the garbage Logitech stuff. However, it definitely makes me hold the mouse at a slight angle sometimes to hit certain buttons. I have owned the G600 and the Razer Naga. I prefer the Aerox as a gaming + daily driver by a lot. My only knock on the Aerox 9 is the wheel could be slightly higher. Also the side buttons could have been placed better to fit all hand sizes.

I've had a Naga and then two G600s. G600 is brilliant, couldn't ask for more really. Naga worked fine but broke after a couple of years.  Think the G600 has sadly been discontinued however it looks like some 3rd party sites still sell them. Not sure if those are fakes or old stock, or what. 

Soldering skills - that's what I obtain because of mmo mouse. Really nice hobby. And now I have 2 g600, 1 g502 and one Razer naga pro v1 in restored and fully functional condition. For Logitech it was double clicks. For Razer is was scroll wheel issue. Spare parts, from Chinese brothers, serve good job inside old warriors. Love and peace for u folks

Started with a Razer, then had a G600, and now using a Corsair Scimitar Elite. I would say out of all 3 the Scimitar is the most comfortable one for me. I like how the side buttons are movable so you can set them where it is the most comfortable for your thumb. G600 is great though itself, moved that over to my work desk.

I like the Naga and the G600 both. You may want to try a G600 at some point, they are cheap. The Naga is more reliable/durable but I like G600 design better, it fits my hand better and the side buttons feel better to press. If you have large hands stick with the Naga, though. My hands fit medium-sized latex foodservice gloves perfectly and the G600 fits my hand a fair bit better than the Naga.

I loved the ring finger button, ever since my g600 died I've been missing the ring finger button and I haven't been able to find any other mouse with a ring finger button

Not one handed, but after going through 4 logitech g600 mice (im a heavy user) and loving them until they came too rare to warrant the expense to replace them, it pleases me greatly that this style of mouse has some great applications i'd never thought of like someone in your situation. I'm using the Naga Pro like in your image now (and like it a lot) but really miss the G-Shift modifier on the old discontinues logitech competitor to this. It effectively doubles the amount of buttons you can have. It's rare to regain motion if you don't get it back very shortly after a stroke, but I hope you're one of the rare cases where it does.

Love this mouse. Just upgraded to an MMO mouse though, I love it too. But if you're going for a simple 2 side button mouse. The G600 is sweet!

Razer Naga is the best. I've used like 10 different MMO mice and the Razer Naga is just the best one. Brands MMO mouse I have used had terrible software problems. Although the Naga isn't totally perfect either. But its the best imo. Edit: Logitech G600 was trash. Kept having weird mouse issues where the mouse would bounce around. Happened with 2 different ones years apart. Honestly the worst MMO mouse I used. Also the ergonomics on it were the worst as well. Razer Naga Molten was good but the mouse button wore out within 6 months and I needed to open it up and hot glue the clicker to keep it working. Roccat Nyth was good and probably the longest lasting mouse I had. It started falling apart the mouse of any mouse I owned and was by far the most fragile feeling. Contradictory but thats how it was. Corsairs MMO mouse sucked ass. Kept having weird software problems. Razer Naga X wired so far is the best MMO mouse I've used. Had it 2 years now about and the biggest problem I have had was this weird problem where scrolling up/down would bounce around weirdly. But blowing air into it would fix it. It hasn't had that problem for a really long time though now. I've used more but I cant remember them off the top of my head. I used to have a literal pile of them in a box somewhere but I threw it away a few months ago. TL;DR though the MMO mouse scene is a bunch of garbage but the Razer Naga X is the least Garbage one I have used.

G600 when it goes on sale for like $24.99 buy yourself two. You get 12 additional buttons to the side. You can macro them with the Logitech tool or key mind. You can now play basically every game on your mouse

G600 is dead. Has been for years now, though you can find the Japanese version "Logicool g600t" on ebay but it's not worth the price. And just to be specific since there are a lot of Nagas, there's only the wireless "Naga V2" Hyperspeed and Pro. They stopped making the Naga X and other cheaper wired versions.

Kills me they discontinued the G600. I have one on my desk still.

Naga is too many small buttons for my fat greasy fingers. This should probably follow the thread already about it, but Logitech G600 series. 6 buttons is more than enough when you throw in shift/alt/ctrl modifiers. Death Grip on the button, shift+button grips mouse over, alt+button grips focus target. One macro, one button, dynamic application of your skills.

I have a Naga Trinity which has served me well for a few years now. My favorite was the Logitech G600 but it’s unfortunately discontinued now

I used a Logitech G600 for years and it was awesome, the 3rd mouse button that your ring finger rests on is great as a shift modifier When it finally started double clicking I tried out a razer naga trinity and like it as well. Some people have issues with razer longevity but it hasn’t been my experience

This is definitely my favorite overall, when mine died I got a Naga Trinity which has also served me well without issues, but I do miss that “g-shift” button on the g600

The logitech g600 could help you out even more, but I believe logitech stopped making new ones. There is a programmable button for your ring finger, and the mouse wheel can be clicked side to side. The mouse wheel goes forward and backward on internet pages by default, but you can change those bunds as well.

I would probably pay $200 for a wireless g600.

I bought like 6 in 2020 on a sale. They were like $20 a pop. Gave 2 away. My wife uses one, and I'm down to my last decent looking mouse. Probably going to use it till there is no more rubber on the grip lol.

Anyone with the Steelseries Aerox 9 that has used a G600 before that can compare? I have a G600 currently and frankly happy with it, but am always on the lookout for a replacement in case it should break. It's the button placement on the Steelseries good or awkward? And does it work well for people with small hands?

I have mice with 12 side buttons like the Logitech G600 or Razer Naga X (both discontinued IIRC) so I can do a bunch of things quicker when using my PC. In games, they're just control groups; my convention for RTS are production buildings, raiding buildings, and an extra group for random units or 2nd army in team games. If I were more of a gamer, I'd opt for a lighter mouse. With lighter mice you can accelerate and decelerate the mouse cleanly and micro better, but would lose out on late game control without two handed control groups.

Another vote for the sadly discontinued G600. The shift button is what makes it unreplaceable for me. I don't know why no other company is implementing it. Everybody is cool with the thumb having to manage 12 buttons but God forbid the ring finger does anything

didn’t realize it wasn’t being made anymore! thankfully mine is going strong for now, it’s perfect for honestly everything i could ever ask for

Even discontinued, I just got a new (maybe refurb) from NewEgg. They’re still available if you search and get lucky.

Despite the G600 being a retired mouse, it’s the only mouse with a ‘shift’ key to open up the numpad to 24 buttons by itself. Still happy to have 3 of them, one still boxed

Yep, but only with the G600 would you have that many more keys, an extremely powerful MMO mouse for its time and is still quite the powerhouse for custom bindings.

You’re the perfect person to ask this to: I have the G600 but feel the buttons are stiff and feel uncomfortable to press. Do the G600 buttons feel harder to press when compared to other MMO mouse or are they all fairly the same?

I use my middle mouse sides for taunts, chat wheels, and pings in dota and now deadlock only owned it two years but my logitech G600 is still holding out strong, all three mousewheel buttons as well as the mousewheel itself have zero issues, ofc they could break tomorrow for all I know but it certainly doesn't feel like they will!

I've used the scimitar, the g600, an original naga, and now on a v2 naga pro. I would say my favourite is EASILY the v2 Naga Pro, but it's extremely expensive. I love being able to change the side panel as I hated playing shooters with the MMO side, so it feels more versatile. The sensor is also far superior to the others from what I notice, it seems to track very well. The others aren't bad though. I'd probably rank the Scimitar as my favourite for pure comfortability and ease of pressing the right buttons for strict WoW use.

Currently I own Scimitar and Roccat Nyth, which are my two favourites. G600 was also really good.

Thank you for this comment!!! I found a logicool g600 in shibuya and bought 2 because of this comment. I wouldn’t have known to look otherwise. I was dreading the day when my mouse died.

I too am a G600 enjoyer and have probably been using them for a decade (or more!). I always found Razer products to be subpar and tend to break easily. How long have you been using the Razer mouse you are recommending? How is the profile switching software? Does it have the extra button for your ring finger to the right of the RMB like the G600 has?

logitech g600 if you can find one

exactly i cannot imagine playing wow without this kind of a mouse anymore. Sadly logitech does not make them anymore, however sometimes amazon sells repaired units (also ebay).

Logitech G600. Discontinued production but you might find one somewhere. I'm swapping to a Corsair Scimitar when my Logitech dies. If it's good enough for Echo's raid team it's good enough for me.

Buy some EBay G600s, Logicool is Logitech Japan and they still sell for cheaper than a Naga. I did that and stocked up on them so I’ll have them until i find something better and can sell these dinosaurs for antique collectors.

Identical. The only reason they aren’t Logitech is Japan is the name was already taken. Thus Logicool was born.

I loved the g600 and had one for years but I forgot it at a hotel.   I then tried Razer and oh they don’t like traveling (I do a lot of business travel):  the first one failed after 2 months. Thought it was bad luck and bought another one as I really liked the buttons and the exact same thing happened. Got a third one…no luck.  The wires went bad in no time.  No more razer products for me. I had computer mouse since the 1990s and it’s the only ones that ever failed…and 3 times in a row.    I finally got a Corsair Scimitar Elite. It’s reasonably priced and I now have it  since 2 yrs and no issues so far. I also like  that you can move the set of side buttons laterally to adjust to your hand.   

I love that mouse for the size but I had multiple start having right click button issues. Specifically double click on single click.

I've had quite a few Razer Nagas and a Logitech G600. They all ended up dying after a year or 2 where the left click becomes unreliable. (doesn't hold, doesn't always register, etc) I've decided to just buy cheap Redragon mice now since at least I'm not out $80 bucks when the thing fails. Currently using a Redragon M908 without issue. If Logitech or Razer want to start putting reliable switches in their mice, I would gladly move back to them.

It's baffling to me that Logitech hasn't released a wireless G600 (or just another G600 period, they discontinued it last year, and you can only find it on like ebay for 2-4x it's retail price now). I snagged a new on off ebay earlier this year because I like them too much, and it was only like 80 heh. What gets me is none of the alternatives have a ring finger button (think like a 2nd right click on a normal mouse). I rely on it so much for so many things it's difficult to go back to other mice -- like in XIV I have it mapped to Numpad 0 to make interacting with stuff or clicking through stuff like GC turnins or whatever quicker. I keep hoping that Logitech will announce a new G600 but so far no such luck, and increasingly looking like they've abandoned it completely which is wild to me given how ubiquitous they were suggested -- still are even after being discontinued -- whenever people asked about what the best MMO mice is. Like you could still find 2024 articles/listicles recommending them without the authors realizing they were discontinued. FWIW, before I just bought another G600 on ebay (lol), I had been looking at the *EVGA X15*, the *Corsair Scimitar* (can be wireless I think), or even just the uhh Red dragon (?) inexpensive one that was like the Razr Naga since some people swear by. Likely I'll be learning how to replace the switches on my old G600s before giving it up fully haha

The G600 is the best, terrified on what I will do when it dies since they are no longer being made? I also Have a Corsair Scimitar, its good too, but its middle mouse button doesn't have the extra ability to push it left or right for two additional macros that the G600 has. Surprised how much I use that functionality.

If you can find it Logitech G600 is the best alternative

Logitech G600. I think it should be a crime that they stopped making it, that is hands down the best mouse ever, the programmable buttons are great for WoW and It was a excellent mouse for coding too, when I can't repair mine any further you can find me crying like a baby.

Rip my g600 as well. I'll miss it.

Lucky. No other mouse feels right in my hand. They all feel so small and frail, and my hands aren't even that big

This is the answer. I have both a claw and palm grip and it's the only one that doesn't destroy my wrist.

Best I've used is the G600. I was very sad when it broke as I couldn't buy a new one. I settled for the Corsair Scimitar. It's not bad. It just not as good.

Oh no I love my g600, I hope it never breaks

I loved the G600... I hate that they stopped selling them.

Half discontinued. It's still made in Japan under the Logicool branding. So you can still get one on ebay or the like, they're just much more expensive. Totally worth it though.

I have a Logitech G600. It's a damn good mouse, it's been my daily driver for the past 10 years, and still looks brand new. Especially after replacing the cable and the skid pads. Awesome choice for this application, might have even more buttons than this Razor I assume?

I'm using a gifted G600 right now and it's fine, but for heavy duty stuff and travel / work I use a Redragon M901 that has lasted through years of abuse (including just rumbling around in backpacks constantly) without any sort of failure. Cost me about $20.

It kinda sucks but there are not many good options. The naga typically feels great but have a reputation of being built like shit. Supposedly the newer naga pro is a lot better but they tend to be really expensive, they are probably the best mmo mouse out there right now. The chinese ones are ok, they get the work done but don't feel as good but they are also dirt cheap. The g600 was also amazing but you can't get them anymore for a reasonable price. For a while Logitech was supposed to be working on a lightspeed version but it never came out. Pretty much I think if your budget is high enough go for the naga pro or naga v2.

The correct answer is the G600 by Logitech. But Logitech in their infinite wisdom decided to discontinue it. We need more people fighting the good fight and emailing them to convince them to relaunch it.

G600 is no longer in production if not sold anymore.

>Doesn't matter. There's enough stock for a few years. They were good at $40. Now they are $170. >They'll probably make another batch when they run out. It's been discontinued for years.

I absolutely love my G600 but they don't make them anymore. Honestly not sure if there is even a worthy replacement when it inevitably quits.

Oh god you had to mention it.... I use a G600 too - greatest mouse ever.. Logitech just got a new CEO. She comes from the cosmetic industry with very little knowledge of Gaming. Her main thing right now, the thing she's 'most excited about' when talking about the changes and new innovations she intends to bring to logitech.. ...Is her new mouse... There will be a monthly subscription cost to use it. She likened it to a Rolex - as something you'd never replace. EDIT: I went to look for a link right after writing this.. [https://evrimagaci.org/tpg/logitech-abandons-subscription-mouse-idea-after-backlash-7334](https://evrimagaci.org/tpg/logitech-abandons-subscription-mouse-idea-after-backlash-7334) Turns out they JUST backed down on that.. Thank fuck.

This is the best response, I went through 3 Razer Naga Trinity RMAs (cheap clickers) before buying a G600 and I'll never go back to Razer or any other mouse so long as these are available. Quality design, ergonomics, and lighting. Plus the Ghub software is great for different profiles for different games, and has built in MACRO settings. 10/10 mouse.

I'm on my fourth G600. Have tried the Scimitar and Naga pro, and they just can't compare to the g600. I treat mine with so much care now that I know it'll be my last, and will probably hold a full on funeral and bury it when the side buttons stop working.

Have used both. Personally I like how hard the g600 side buttons are. The Scimiter buttons are defo easier or softer to press, but that means they give less tactile feedback that the key has actually been pressed.

True true. Logitech g600 is so nice mouse to touch and play with.

G600. They won't last forever, Logitech is big on planned obsolescence, but others still can't compare.

Doesn't matter. There's enough stock for a few years. They'll probably make another batch when they run out.

The last one I bought was 59,99€, like 3 months ago. Wherever you are looking for them, try somewhere else.

I like the G604 and G602, I did not enjoy the G600, found it too bulky and heavy.

G600. Why? Ring finger button.

Used a Razer Naga until I found the Logitech G600, but that’s discontinued. So when my Logitech dies I’ll probably get the razer naga again, I just got the Logitech one because it was cheaper than the naga.

Logitech G600 was the GOAT but it’s $200 pre owned now since it’s been discontinued. I use a Corsair Scimitar after mine broke and it’s just as good but I’ve heard issues with their lifespan

As others have said, I have tried them all. The G600 was my favorite for years, but I never made use of the 12 side buttons, realizing I would prefer fewer but larger options. I tried and liked the Hero, but found an unusual option from "best gaming mouse" article (I've read dozens) in the Swiftpoint Tracer. I have used it for 2 years now and have a brand new one sitting on my shelf for the day this one breaks. It's perfect in every way for what I need, genius design.

Almost any with extra right side button, g600 is best i have used but they don't make those anymore 😓

G600 is king, but they stopped making it I think corsair has something similar

Same. I still have two extras. I hope they last until some company makes something similar with the 'third finger' mouse button.

Yes, since 2021, I believe. You can sometimes find it out in the wild, mostly for ridiculous prices. Some third party vendor is selling them on Amazon Canada for $300+. Your best bet to find them at a good price is independent tech stores.

It’s the best mmo mouse so it’s worth mentioning. Mine finally broke and I bought a new one on Amazon for $100 without thinking twice. You’ll be hard pressed to find one for MSRP, but honestly the mouse is so good it’s worth spending the premium on.

Just buy one on eBay or Amazon. Thats what I did. Cost me $100 iirc, but no chance I was switching it up. The G600 is just too good of an mmo mouse

I didn't see any comments mentioning it, but I have to give a MAJOR recommendation for the SteelSeries Aerox 9. I bought mine in early 2022 and it has been my go to mouse for everything. Light, wireless, good battery, good side button layout (for my big hands at least), its easily my favorite MMO mouse (Have also had 2 G600s, a Scimitar, and a Naga) and probably my favorite mouse period.

I just ordered one. If this is legit you are a God damn hero.

I loved my Logitech g600 but since they discontinued I use Razer Naga because of mouse button 4 and 5. I love to use mouse button 4 or 5 for my Opie key bind. I wonder if any other mouse has mouse button 4 and 5?

I used to use a gpro wireless but the wireless connection started to give out. I also play MMOs so for the past year and a half, I've used a Logitech G600 mouse that is absolutely massive, wired, has 20 buttons, and is ***heavy-heavy***. I don't mind the weight too much anymore really, and I grew to not care about the wire, but the size and side buttons are just not ideal. I'm kinda iffy on wireless mice and headsets now (started having a similar issue with my Logitech G435 as well...) so I'm really leaning toward going back to wired for everything. What are some decent wired mice?

Top 3 MMO mice I've owned: * Corsair Scimitar * Logitech G600 (discontinued, but closest in shape is UtechSmart Venus and Redragon MMO series) * Razer Naga It comes down to comfort at the end of the day for those long MMO gaming sessions, so I would suggest going in-store and trying out the shapes. Both Scimitar and Naga have wireless variants. Scimitar's side buttons are mushier and have some movement, but this actually helps me lift the mouse without misclicking the side buttons. You can also move the side button panel on the Scimitar to match your hand size and comfort (its biggest selling point). Naga's side buttons feel the best - very snappy, but its shape causes me to misclick at times. If you want to play FPS games with your MMO mouse, I would buy the Scimitar as they release each iteration with the best sensor in the market for that given point in time. Naga's sensor is ok; my Naga Pro jitters when fast swiping/flicks. G600 has the oldest sensor (and is laser).

I've had mine since 2014, still works like a champ. Bought new "skates" (pads) but that's the only thing that wore out.

I use a g600, I have a redragon 908 as a backup/travel mouse some people say the g600 is "too big" as in wide but it's not that bad imo. the logitech g hub is annoying with updates(will literally freeze you in game until it's done and you click the ok button). the redragon is a good cheaper alternative, I had no problems with it when I did use it I had a razor mmo mouse, went through 2 in 2 years from double clicking problems. I would not suggest anything from that cheapass company imo, I think an mmo mouse is a crutch, I suck at keybinds on the keyboard because i use the mouse for a lot of them

Get a g13 and g600

Get the g600t it’s the same as g600 but from Japan it’s on eBay for 80$

Did you know you can buy a new g600t from eBay it’s the same as g600 for 80$, nothing beats a g600

I've been using the Logitech g600 for years now, still on my first and works flawlessly, 12 side buttons AND a 3rd mouse click. I use it to access another hotbar and shift for another one, quick access to 36 skills ready at my fingertips, I couldn't play without it. So I highly recommend it, I tried the Corsair scimitar but didn't like it, my wife ended up with it. I couldn't give my 3rd click away, way too useful haha

I don't think the G600 is being manufactured at the moment but I could be wrong.

Only reason I had to replace mine last year was because I spilled water on it. Even then, I salvaged what I could. Now the old G600 is a skeleton used for parts in case anything in this one breaks, but I already replaced the shitty plastic cable that the new one has with the braided cable the older one came with.

Wireless Corsair Scimitar is the best, just above the wired version - having used a Naga and a G600 in the past. All of them are solid, though.

Loved mine, but ended up with the same double click misclick problem op is experiencing on their Logitech :(

Hey there! I used to use a Naga mmo mouse, but after it broke i felt like spending less money on something I wouldn’t mind replacing every so often. Since then I’ve been in love with the [Logitech G600](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/products/gaming-mice/g600-mmo-gaming-mouse.910-002864.html). The “g shift” third button on the side is my favorite because you can have it set to ctrl so you have your regular hotkeys plus ctrl+your regular hotkeys if that makes sense. It might be discontinued though so I might have to start looking for a new one for when this one bites the dust…

Currently use a Logitech G600 but that's just tiding me over until Madcatz finally re-released the MMO7+. I have never found a gaming mouse as comfortable or versatile as the MMO7

Lg600 was my favorite but they don’t make em anymore. I like my Corsair scimitar but the software is performance heavy. Any razer I’ve had never lasted but I haven’t tried in a couple years

I use only 6 of the side 12 buttons for FFXIV.

Lol.... Their headsets are lacking some durability, but their mice are top tier. I have the G635 (If I recall correctly). It's the one with the 3rd mouse button, and 12 keys on the thumb side. And that bastard has lasted me 7 years of HEAVY use. The headset though I've had to replace every 2 to 3 years. Going on year 4 of their mechanical keyboard with no issues.

I had to look them up just to be sure. I have the wired version of all of them. Mouse is G600 Headset is G635 Keyboard is G815 I like the headset enough that I'll tolerate it's less than desirable lifetime. Mouse and keyboard have been great all around. The only complaint I have about either is that the mouse was originally designed prior to the G-Hub software and it does not communicate well with the G-Hub software... or, not as well as it did with the software it was released with. Thankfully I don't transport the mouse anywhere so there is little need to use the button profiles that get saved onboard the mouse.

If there was another mouse out there with 12 buttons and a ring finger button (and preferably scroll wheel tilt but I think that’s asking for a golden goose) I would buy it in a heartbeat. My Logitech G600 is finally starting to kick the bucket (8 years of heavy use later) and replacements just… don’t exist.

If you had a Logitech G600, you could do even more controls tbh. That's the mouse I use, and I love it. I can mute any apps microphone, pause/play/skip/rewind music, change pc volume, etc. It's actually my favorite mouse, but the scroll wheel is starting to wear out after several years of use, and they aren't made any more, so a brand new one could go for a lot. Been looking online for a new one though.

Good luck getting your hands on that. They're insanely expensive now. Logitech stopped production on them a few years back. There's an alternative version from "Logicool" which is the Japanese brand of Logitech. But even that is close to $100

Logitech needs to revive G600 with a modern upgrade. I'm clinging on to the extra one I bought like 5 years ago, and I don't know what I'd use once this one's LMB starts double clicking.

I’ve been using my g600 for the past 5 years, over probably thousands of hours of wow, and it is still perfectly functional (albiet pretty gross).

This one is great when it works or lucky. I loved it soooo much because it was comfy so I kept giving it chances. Buuuut I've burned through 3 of them though over a few years (averaged about 1.5 - 2 years each), all scroll wheel issues. I'm a heavy user but not an abusive user... just normal gameplay. The symptom was always the same: scroll wheel started skipping, eventually stops scrolling completely. Corsair support kinda sucked. One was registered online with warranty etc. but because I didn't have the original box they wouldn't honor an RMA, so I attempted repair but no luck. Currently on year 2 of a wireless razer naga, so far so good. Don't really care for razer products but it's working. Logitech G600 was flawless as well. I have a new one as a backup in case my naga dies. Just wish these had a wireless version.

Right, the Razer Naga V2 is a solid choice. Another option is the Logitech G600; it's got 12 side buttons and great performance for MMOs. Give it a go!

Wait they don’t make them anymore? I got one for Father’s Day like a year or so ago? Maybe 2 years? But yeah I don’t know how I could live without it

G600 was recently discontinued. The right-click on mine died last week and trying to find a good replacement has been rough. I can't believe no one else makes a 12-button MMO mouse with the third mouse button for your ring finger. Closest options seem to be EVGA X-15 or Red Dragon. EVGA has the ring finger button, but only 6-side buttons (MOBA style mouse) Red Dragon has 12 buttons, no ring finger, but has an extra button along the edge of the left click which can maybe work as a replacement.

Imo, there is not direct replacement. Only a compromise. Im dreading the day my g600 dies. All the common options are good mmo mice, Naga, Scimitar, Aerox (though there are some problematic reviews), even the ones from Redragon and UtechSmart.

Me either. Really one of the few mice out there that is truly unique.

G600 for life!

Used a g600 for 10 years, love the Red Dragon MMO mouse that I am now using, especially the weights I can add and remove. It's super cheap vs the competition, too.

I've had the Logitech, Razer, and Corsair MMO mice. The G600 is great but $200 is insane for a mouse and Corsair's software sucks, imo. The Razer is smaller than all 3 but the the best in my opinion if cost is any factor.

Some years ago I tried to use one of those G600 "keyboard on the side of the mouse" situations and what I found was that they simply couldn't make up for just having good manual dexterity. A mouse is not a keyboard, and it shouldn't try to be one. These years I'm using a Razer Viper Pro V2. It has just 2 side buttons, the DPI switch is on the bottom so it doesn't get in the way like with a lot of other mice. I use it wireless unless it needs to charge in which case it takes 2 seconds to plug in the wire. Its also easy to keep clean and doesn't have any of that pointless grip-tape-texture bullshit on the sides. 10/10 if this mouse can go another 2 years without a double-click issue I'll probably buy 3 more just to keep them in cold storage in case I need to replace. Best mouse I've ever had.

I did a bit of mouse experimenting around when I first started and ended up sticking with the Naga. The Naga along with Synapse has the easiest configuration with the best feeling mouse in my opinion. I wasn't able to remap keys on my mouse to Shift+1 thru Shift+= like I could on the Naga than when I tried out the G600 and Scimitar. I also appreciate the click sensitivity and the modular scroll wheel. The G600 has that 3rd click button, that I just couldn't get used to. The side buttons are kinda mushy and require more pressure to push in. It became an issue trying to press side buttons and not accidentally pressing that 3rd mouse click. The software is utter garbage. The Scimitar has the ability to slide the side buttons up and down to your feel, while have an extremely good design. Even better than the Naga. However, the left and right click are extremely sensitive. The software isn't the best, and due to not being able to map the side buttons the way I wanted to without issues, the mouse that would have been my choice got 2nd place to the Naga. Overall, I recommend the Naga, then the Scimitar. And this is also coming from someone who wanted to do away with all of their razer products.

Logitech G600. Sadly it is discontinued and im dreading the day my current one breaks.

I've been waiting 5 years for a refresh of the g600 series. Then I switched to Razer

I've still not found anything that fills my needs like the G600

I managed to get a second G600 at the end of 2022 when they briefly re-released it, but I was eventually reminded why I switched to a different mouse after the first one. The buttons start to double-click on clicking after a while. You can open the mouse up and clean out any dust, dirt, or pet hair and re-seat the button boxes, and it will work alright again for anywhere from a week to a month, but then it'll start double-clicking every so often again, and increasing in frequency. Some programs can do some very annoying things with a double click instead of a single click, and it can get bad, doing the double-click several times in a row before you get a single click out of it. The feel of the mouse is great, and the suite of buttons on the side is awesome, but the damned double clicking gets really annoying as the mouse ages. Taking off the glued rubber and taking out the screws to clean the mouse even just once a week gets tiresome. Once this second G600 really starts to wear out, I'll be looking for an alternative again.

Razer Naga Logitech G600

a lot of folks out here saying the more buttons the better, but I'm on your side. I tried the g600 and the scimitar and neither were for me. I ended up going with an LTC MKM051, which is just a reskin of some cheap Chinese mouse and I love it. it's a little cheap feeling but I've been looking for copies of it to buy up in case mine breaks because its the exact layout i wanted. I want a mouse with 5 or 6 buttons on the side that are all easy to distinguish when pressing and has a spot to put my thumb that isn't on a button

If you can get your hands on a new G600, you should try it! The G-Shift (pinky button) on it activates a new layer of macros for the thumb buttons, meaning instead of "just" 12 you'll have 24 on every profile (plus all the other buttons on it). It's the best mouse ever made, and I'll never forgive Logitech for discontinuing it.

The Logitech G-600 smokes the Scimitar.

Head to Tokyo and pick up the Logicool G600. Same exact mouse (albeit with a different logo).

mines still rockin about 10 years later, cord sheathe a little frayed and I gotta blow compressed air to make the mousewheel work sometimes but this thing is a tank.

This was suggested to me in SL and holy crap what an amazing mouse I didn’t buy extras and I know I’m going to regret it someday… it’s a shame we live in a world where a quality item at an affordable price just can’t exist

Logitech g600 or Razer Naga Pro imo

I used the Naga for years, but they broke so damn fast and the price tag was a bit much for me. So I switched to the Logitech G600 and while it worked great, it had so many issues not remembering its settings. So I would have to open the software to sync it back up. Very annoying. Now I’m using the Corsair and I love it. I haven’t had to install any stupid software. It worked straight out of the box. So far no complaints! I just miss the 3rd button that the Logitech had :(

Being back the g600!!!!

Got it for GW2 in 2012 had to replace it once after years. The reaction of your friends when you type with the mouse is genius.

I'm so glad I'm not the only person in the world that thought about playing games with one hand using a programmable mouse. I personally use the Logitech G600 as it has a G-Shift button that if you hold down you unlock a new set of keys you can program. Basically if you hold down that button it's like unlocking a new set of buttons on that mouse if that makes any sense. You can program up to 18 keys just in the number pad alone on this mouse and I love it. Photoshop and other software like it is much easier to use because all the keyboard shortcuts can now be unlocked with a simple click of a button. I absolutely love this thing. Can't recommend it enough for people.

I will continue to use and repair my Logitech G600 until I literally cannot anymore. It is the best mouse bar none for all games not just MMO and it's even great for productivity. I don't understand why they were discontinued - i really need a wireless version

They take some getting used to. But once you use it, it's so nice never having to move your hands in ANY game. It's immersion/momentum breaking to me when I have to move my left hand from WASD to hit my map or inventory key, but with the G600 I can just use my mouse thumb, it's amazing. And the third mouse click being able to operate as a modifier key for key bind heavy games is a game changer. And for non keybind heavy games I just set it to dodge/roll or something I haven't even scratched the surface for productivity since my job isn't really like that ATM but with Logitech software you can have this all work for thinks like AutoCAD or Photoshop People buy G600s on ebay for like 90$ for good reason haha I will cry if mine ever totally fails

i've been using a utech venus (though it appears to be redbranded to utech red dragon) mmo mouse for 6 years and it's legit the best mouse I've owned, I've a logitech g600, cable went in 2 years, a corsair sabre, right click died in 6 months, razer naga, middle mouse started playing up before the cable went. Yet, this cheap, shitty (build quality) wise, mmo mouse has survived 3+ years now? The side buttons are ridged nicely, the settings and left click button are useful My main critique is the achaic software it uses , looking straight out of 2004 but other than that, for 30 quid, worth a shot

Logitech G600 Have been using one for 10 years now and though discontinued in the US, I will 100% buy one of the Japanese refreshes.

Razer Naga Pro (2020) and V2 of it. I tried I think most alternatives, I had Corsair Scimitar at the time it was popular, but the software was ass and it didn't had internal memory, so I could not use it across multiple pc's or even on linux, the button tho a bit slanted were not easy (for me) to make apart. I will never recommend it just due to software being a cow nowadays. I used G600 it was really nice, but I had some issues with software saving my profiles properly. I had ReDragon MMO mouse and same as Scimitar, the buttons were hard to make apart and IIRC didn't had internal memory at the time. As for my Razer Naga 2020, only problems I had in the past \~4 years were MMB double-triple clicking, I had 2 new mouses and 1 repair on it. Nothing else really broke, I still have aliexpres charging thingie, but the pins need cleaning like once a week (at least in my case) with some alcohol wipes to work properly, so I just use the USB cable to charge it.

AFAIR G600 was on par with Naga Chroma, and the only outlier was Scimitar, as the buttons needed (at least in my opinion) less force than Naga. I think it's time that took a toll on your G600, you could look up how to clean it up to just be sure, as for me the side buttons always take the most gunk (even tho I clean my hand every 2hrs when I take breaks).

they discontinued the mouse and it’s kinda expensive to get them where i am now days. going to japan in a few weeks where they still sell it. i might get two. why can’t other companies just make the ring finger button

Currently owning the G600, Naga and Scimitar. G600 has the best customization. The third main button basically doubled the number of key binds. However, if you have medium or small hand like me (19cm palm), it may feel tiresome after long session of use, especially the ring finger. Naga is the smallest among all three and the side button requires the least effort to press. This is very important when you use the side button for spammable skills. The side buttons on G600 and Scimitar are much stiffer. Scimitar has an adjustable side button. You use a small screw driver to loose it and you can move the entire side button panel around, which is a cool feature to accommodate different hand shape. Size wise it falls in between G600 and Naga. One major drawback of Scimitar is the lack of wheel tilt button. Unlike G600 and Naga, you can tilt the mouse wheel left and right, which I think are pretty handy. Also, Scimitar is missing the “infinite” scrolling feature, where you can choose between the regular clicks scroll and low friction fast scroll. My personal pick is the Naga, mainly due to it feels my hand size and shape the best.

I love how someone asks for help with a common problem and is met with a bunch of "I've had mY nAGA siNCe ThE TRIAssiC eRA This iS obViOUsly A you PRObleM." Typical razer fans.  My favorite is a Logitech G600 which isn't manufactured anymore but I've heard fantastic things about the SteelSeries Aerox 9 wireless. Looks like you can get a refurbished one for $50 on Amazon if you want to try it before committing to a full priced new one.

Same story bro, I feel you. Lost fine movement of the left hand/arm with 18 due to an brain surgery. I came back to gaming with the Logitech G600 and I modified my PS4 and PS5 Controller to make L1/L2 useable with my right hand. Gladly I can move my left thumb good enough to move with the left stick. Stay strong💪

my g600 just ran out, but luckily in my city, people are selling theirs for $20. this is the best mouse ever made, and they need to make a wireless one.

If the G600 wasn't at the top I'd have no respect for this post lol. G600 is 🐐

I've used a LOT of different mice for wow. Logitech g600 was great, but it's discontinued. Unless you wanna pay 400 for one, then you'll need something else. Razer Naga MMO mouse with 12 buttons was also very good. But also discontinued. I finally settled on the razer v2 hyperspeed. It's identical to their old 12 button MMO mouse except that it's wireless. I'm the kind of person who likes everything wired, but honestly after a while I was sold. Excellent response time, battery life, etc. And I pvp mostly. Some like corsair, etc. But i personally found them sometimes large and clunky. Personal taste. If you don't mind changing batteries once in a while the razer v2 hyper is great.

What the heck, I have a g600 and i love it but i paid $40 three years ago for it. how is it over 200?

The G600 was so nice for the price 😭 I was (kind of) devastated when I found out they discontinued them a while back Back to Corsair I guess... I'll only buy them discounted atp though

My Logitech G600 died last year (which I loved), and now use a Dragon M913. Software is better and overall feel is pretty good as well. Should be around $40, sometimes on sale for cheaper.

I prefer the G600 because you can flick the wheel to left and right for additional options, and the 3rd large mouse button is just perfect for things like dodge.

Stay away from Razer products unless you enjoy rebuying them once or twice a year and don't mind dealing with buggy invasive software that basically rootkits itself into your system the moment you plug their product in. I have been using a Steel series aerox 9 for the past year. I really like how lightweight it is. Downsides are the side keys aren't shaped and are all smooth, so "finding" row 7,8,9 quickly doesn't feel as great..maybe that's just a me problem tho.. Logitech G600 spoiled me with its side keys. Also sometimes when you let the aerox 9 idle for several minutes it can take a bit too long to reconnect. Literally turning it off and back on is faster.. wired or Bluetooth tho doesn't have that issue and maybe I could alter the battery saving feature but hasn't been too horrible Edit - just looked up the price of the aerox 9 and I don't remember paying $150 for it... They must have marked up the price the last year or so. Hard to recommend at that price actually...

Logitech G600.

G600 is amazing, but I discovered recently that it has been discontinued. I am not a fan of the alternatives, so I don't know what I'll do when mine dies. 

I would recommend a 12 side button MMO mouse. I was originally a Logitech G600 user but if specs matter to you, I'd recommend the Razer Naga V2 (Hyperspeed model but the Pro is decent too). I'm really into mouse tech and r/MouseReview and out of all the 12 button MMO mice, this one has the most updated switches and sensors (mechanical switches to avoid double clicking and 30k optical sensors for better accuracy and lower latency). Sadly, Logitech (G600) and Corsair (Scimitar) have not refreshed those mice in over a decade. Newer tech is more common with FPS mice but luckily Razer updated their MMO mice recently.

Been using the G600 since 2012. Now using the Razer one for almost 2 years now. So far it's held up pretty good. It's wireless vs the wired G600 but the model I got takes an AA battery. I use it for endless hours daily and the battery will last me about 4 weeks or so. Also lighter by about 50 grams iirc. I also wanna note that I think the G600 side buttons are superior imo. They protrude more so it's easier to navigate with your thumbs. I've gotten used to the Razor side buttons but I still miss the G600 shape. Haven't had issues with the profile switching software and it's simple enough to change keybinds and macros easily. Just make sure it isn't opted to run on startup. Sadly, no ring finger click. G600 is definitely one of a kind. Still hoping they refresh it. If you are considering the Razer one, I don't suggest the Pro version with the swappable side plates and just get the Hyperspeed version. I've owned both and the Pro's magnetic side plates failed on me over time ymmv

I wish Logitech wasn’t stupid and actually released a successor. It’s wild that such a popular mouse has been discontinued and they don’t have another version ready to go. That and the G13 are no longer available and I consider both to be invaluable for my gaming.

G600 has 12 side buttons, I've had it for a few years and the middle button/scroll is still functioning unlike the 4 nagas I went through in the past. Could just be chance though.

Logitech g600. Good quality and software.

Didn’t know it got discontinued. I’ve been using mine for 4 years now and still good as new, no double clicks. Will look into razer naga since its the most popular one nowadays

I bought one from Japan and it arrived a few weeks ago, I have it up on my shelf for if/when my current G600 finally dies, I've had it for like 8 years and it works great though so I may not end up needing it for some time!

The Logitech G600 is $200 which you can get off Amazon but if you don't want to pay that, the Japanese version which is called the G600t, and sold under their Logicool brand, but is functionally identical, goes for around $80 on eBay. There are some reputable sellers who have sold a lot of them it seems. Edit: my G600 is still fine but this was a good reminder to buy a G600t while I can lol, so I just bought one off eBay. They're shipped from Japan

The Logitech G600 is $200 which you can get off Amazon but if you don't want to pay that, the Japanese version which is called the G600t, and sold under their Logicool brand, but is functionally identical, goes for around $80 on eBay. There are some reputable sellers who have sold a lot of them it seems. Edit: my G600 is still fine but this was a good reminder to buy a G600t while I can lol, so I just bought one off eBay. They're shipped from Japan

They completely discontinued it. I had bought a second one in case mine failed. When they both go, or LGS no longer works, I'll be switching brands.

i had two dead nagas over 3-5 years before i switched to my g600 which has been going strong for a decade. but now ive been told its been discontinued... wow will be unplayable if it breaks 😭

They stop making them? I bought mine in 2019 and still using it. I've had people laugh at how I have my keybinds when streaming but when you have an mmo mouse it's easy. 24 abilities at your fingertips when you use shift, which I usely bind to the third click button on the mouse.

I have this mouse but never use the ring finger button. I feel like I should, but I’ve just never trained myself 😅

Logitech G600 is what I’ve been using for years, but I understand it’s been discontinued. I recently bought a Corsair Scimitar RGB Elite to use at work, and it’s not bad! The bottom row of buttons feels a bit hard to press sometimes, but I like how you can move the button plate forward or backwards to fit where your thumb naturally rests.

Logicool g600, Logicool is Logitech’s company in Japan. Only real difference is no braided cable.

G600 is the only mouse worth using.

I bought it for $80 incl shipping off an eBay shop and it got here a week ago, it’s been great. I used a g600 from 2012- 2021 before my last one broke and they discontinued, so it’s nice to be back.

I used to use this but the price has fuckin skyrocketed. Not worth it anymore imo unless you find a deal. They used to be ~$40 and now they're $150+, and it's most likely been used since it got discontinued

Discontinued and the ones still in circulation are price gouged to hell

I used a Logitech G600 for years and it was awesome, the 3rd mouse button that your ring finger rests on is great as a shift modifier

Logitech G600. That ring finger click is a game changer. But this is coming from someone who doesn't have good coordination on their left hand.

Razor naga, Red dragon 913, Corsair scimitar and Logitech g600.

This thing has some really dodgy reviews. Probably a reason the sale is so low. If not for that, I would have definitely bought one. Pretty concerned about my G600 dying one of these days. Shouldve bought more while Logi was still makin them...

This isn’t helpful, but god I wish they’d bring back the g600. I haven’t found a good replacement for mmo mouse either.

I started with the Naga, had a couple since it was the only option for a while, then went with the G600, which was great but got discontinued, so now on the Steelseries Aerox 9, it's ok but I sometimes missclick, which didn't happen on the other ones, not sure if it's the button placement or the size, but I guess I'd go back to the Naga if I had to remake that choice

It pains me how Logitech still pretends like the g600 doesn’t exist. I’ve been using it over a decade now and love it so much. But they need to make a new version so badly. New sensor, wired/wireless, per button rgb, and fixing their freaking g hub software

I've been struggling to find a good MMO mouse since the G600. The Razer Naga V2 Pro has been pretty decent but the mouse wheel is absolute trash and struggles to be consistent with its feel. Still on the search for a more updated one that matches the G600.

Just go with the Naga. A lot of MMO mice have issues with the grid button placement, or being able to differentiate the buttons with just your thumb. The Naga (and G600) didn't have this issue.

my god i loved it the shift key made rotations a breeze in ffxiv i would build my hotbars around it. now its got double click issues but tbf its been like 10 years of use

i use the g600. i have a scimitar but its my backup. so your able to bind everything else just not the function keys?