G600 MMO Gaming Mouse

You can map keys/macros in ratbag/piper

Probably depends on usage. So far every naga i tried about a decade ago lzsted 6 months at best (think i used about 3 before moving on) scimitar lasted a year and im on my 2nd g600 after 8 years, first died at the 6 year mark

Having used Corsair MMO mice with the same sort of design and Razer MMO mice as well, my favorite has been the old school Logitech G600. It hasn't been made in I think over a decade, but it has the most ergonomic feel too it. Also it has a shift modifier on the right hand side meaning it can have double the hotkeys of all the other options out there without having to use a modifier on the keyboard. That being said, I backed this mouse as I don't plan on playing MMO's as much these days. The price is cheap, so it's worth the risk, I feel the angle would make this way more comfortable to use.

The G600 if fully programmable and has a tilt programmable mouse wheel too... It also has DPI up and down that are below the scroll wheel that can be programmed. \- 12 side buttons \- Mouse wheel left, right, up, down, click \- DPI Up, DPI down \- Plus the shift modifier \- 38 programmable keys (to 30 for the Darkstar) I'm not sure why we are throwing statistics around when everything you just listed the G600 was equal in if not better, and all of this information is out there. You have the Darkstar now, I get rocking what you have. I really didn't plan to get into a spec comparison. I just felt the G600 is still one of the best in this category, and that others looking through here should keep it in mind as well. As far as this, I'm mostly interested to see how comfortable it is, the price is low enough to gamble on.

Kinda hard to recommend the G600 since my baby has been discontinued :(

I consider the G600 the GOAT. There were some Japanese guys under the name Logicool making what they called a G600t, and that was just the G600 under another name lol. But I think they haven't done that for a while now. I've since switched to a Corsair Scimitar. Almost the same thing, except where your ring finger rests isn't a button.