Logitech G - G604 LIGHTSPEED Gaming Mouse

I just wish it had more buttons and higher polling. I use a G604 because of that. All my buttons are either macros or assigned keys.

The G604 was a game changer for me. I just couldn't play GW2 without it anymore. The right click switch has been dying for a couple of years now. And I recently switched to the Razer Naga since G604 is sadly no longer in production.

Logitech G604 is a life saver.

On all my toons I bind movement speed to the mouse wheel tilt so that was important to me too. The Logitech G604 also has decent side buttons (6 + 2 top) and mouse wheel tilt... Logitech discontinued it last year though so when mine dies I'm probably going to have to go back to Naga, which I got the Logitech to avoid since my Nagas kept breaking.

If any of my G502 or G604 mice breaks i'm going for that Redragon mouse. I like the look of the M811 and think it'd be a fine replacement.

Another one for the G502. I have the wired version. It's been with me for like 4-5 years and has held up exceptionally well. There are 6 different buttons you can remap with the Logitech software so it's a great pick. If you can find one for a reasonable price then then G604 (the mouse I'm currently using) is the best one. However, it's out of production and really hard to come by now :(

Yeah, just love the G604 too. Luckily, I got a good used one as a replacement on eBay. But I don't know what to do once they stop working or spare parts are no longer available.

I love my G604 👍

Hard to tell when the size reference is a mouse that I don't own, but I think we have roughly comparable hand size (my pinky-thumb span is 11"(\~28cm)). I have been mostly happy with the G604. I still have to use a slight claw grip with it but it's not bad. I also have a G602 but it always felt a bit off to me.

The G604 WAS A $40-60 mouse before it was discontinued. The price on that graph is because of AI algorithms and stock scarcity, but I bought 3 because despite it having a shitty stock switch it’s the closest thing I can get to my former GOAT, the g700. The G700 lasted me 8 years before double clicking and had the perfect amount of buttons, positioning, scroll wheel trigger, and ergonomics. Logitech realized they fucked up because it was too good, and meant customers weren’t buying new products every year. The G604 is the spiritual successor to that mouse but designed to only last 2 years tops with shitty button and switch durability.

The g602 and g604 were the goats imo. But for some reason Logitech discontinued them without a newer revised version. Buy you can still find them on Amazon or eBay

There's very well-known double-click issues with all logitech mice. They use a shitty switch. I went through 3 of the 604's in 5 years because they became unusable. I could buy them for sub-40, so I just dealt with it..but now that they discontinued that model, I've gone out and bought switches I'll eventually get around to trying to solder onto them to replace the garbage ones, since I didn't throw any of them away. It was the best mouse I've ever had...until it wasn't.

Just my opinion, but 604 is the best mouse ever made, except for the fact that it begins double clicking almost immediately. I hate that they discontinued it. I'm using a razor now, and it's fine, but just doesn't feel as good as the 604 did. I had a Red Dragon gaming mouse before I started on the 604's and the same thing, it was ok, but not nearly as good of a feel as the 604. I've got 3 old ones sitting around, waiting for me to get around to trying to replace the switches.

I love my G604 to death, I need to take it apart and replace the switches with the Japanese ones, but I plan on using it until the electronics go out.

I love my g604. I've got no idea what imma do when it eventually breaks down

Man... I was using the Logitech G604 for 4 years before that happened. That Death Adder put it to shame

Man... I was using the Logitech G604 for 4 years before that happened. That Death Adder put it to shame

Man... I was using the Logitech G604 for 4 years before that happened. That Death Adder put it to shame

Logitech G604. It’s advertised as a “gaming” mouse but the extra buttons make it an ideal productivity mouse as well. When my G602 died I tried replacing it with a G502 but I *needed* those extra buttons and ponied up the cash for the G604; the G502 was just tossed in a drawer and hasn’t been used in years.

My g604 rubber is slowly disintegrating and is now help together by grip tape skins. I don’t look forward to the day the electronics die. It’s awesome. Perfect tactile main and side buttons. Bluetooth and 2.4. Removable batteries. Infinite scroll wheel. They need to make an improved successor

Try G604 Logitech, if it's still available.. been using it for 5 years

I use the Logitech G604, it's not made anymore so you'd have to look on eBay etc, but it's got high polling rate, lots of programmable buttons, and has an infinite scroll wheel that you can toggle on and off.

The G604 is nice for me and I am a fairly large human. It's a shame it was discontinued.

Hey sorry I didn't read the description. I would recommend you to look towards ergo mice. You should look towards ergo mice. May from rapoo or Logitech. But all ergo mice for me always fails with switches. Out of the list you have only Razer and ATK A9 will for your need. I am using a Razer Naga V2 pro for office or casual use as I have use for all the side buttons in my workflow. Earlier I used Logitech g604 which failed 2 time in just a year of use(double clicks) I use my mouse more than normal so i always want a optical switch in the mouse. You can also look towards Mchose G7 as it's also ergo on mid to large side.

I have A9 ultra which costed me 5k with 8k polling dongle. In your use case it not worth it. I am now only getting a mouse with optical mouse buttons no mechanical as I will get them to double click in just a year. Unfortunately all mouse with optical mouse button comes in either pro or ultra version which cost twice.

this is what i did. the g604 was perfect with 9 side buttons and ample space below them to rest my thumb. the 12 button pads give me no room to rest my thumb and trying to adjust over a few months ended up with me getting cramp/fatigue in my thumb.

Cries in G604. I like a dual PC mouse that doesn't require me to lift the mouse up to click a switch. Change device buttons should be on the top, or at the least let me assign which button does the changing.

They're infamous for developing double clicks or having left or right mouse wear out very quickly. Both of my G604s started failing after a year. On one, the right mouse button wouldn't register a held input and was spotty with even registering clicks, and a few of the side buttons had the latter issue as well. My other developed double clicking after a little over a year, with a similar shit side button issue as the other one I switched to a mouse that has optical switches, and I'm not looking back. GHub is bloated and barely functions as well

Exactly my point Nothing they make today is going to last 20 years. At least not a majority of them. I owned 2 G604s and both of them developed double clicking issues or issues registering clicks within a year and a half

RedDragon is a brand that I bought from after my Logitech G604 started falling apart. The mouse is a little clicky on the button press compared to the Logitech, but I've quickly gotten used to it. The M811RGB-PRO was my replacement, ymmv. When it comes to MMOs (and other games) I use a Logitech G13. Alas no longer on sale, but the hand is well supported at the wrist and it has a thumb joystick. Four fingers rest on the most used buttons, and I set up nearby buttons that are slightly less frequently used. Here's an (old) sample layout that I mocked up to show the idea: the red keys are where you rest fingers and the blue are easiest each. Yellow are for when you need something and movement is not a contributing factor. https://preview.redd.it/nvykk7a7vclf1.jpeg?width=1006&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=d2fd80b13c879c82967a31e4879fd5798e87bbbd

Try logitech G604. It's got a flared base and larger profile. I've also got larger hands, though not quite as so as this photo makes yours appear, and it's a better fit than most.

Yeah same, and I'm surprised this isn't more common because there are so few peripherals that use replaceable batteries nowadays. I find keeping a couple of recharged batteries in your drawer to be way more convenient than needing another cable/dock on the desk, or worse, needing to use it wired temporarily if I forget to charge it the night before. Every time my G604's battery indicator flashes red (probably every 2 months?), I probably have *days* to swap out the battery, which I do in 10 seconds anyway because again, I always have a couple of charged batteries in my drawer.

This product has been discontinued.

You can’t be certain as if it was a good selling product that made good benefits to them. I love this mouse but my has been broken since 1 year. I bought another Corsair Darkstar as a replacement. I can suggest one of my old post which you can [find here](https://www.reddit.com/r/MouseReview/comments/1cgyn4t/similar_mouse_as_logitech_g604/)which will surely help you if you love the G604.

I hate them now - using my old G604 for as long as I can. It’s weird how they always have some for $300 on Amazon but when I talk to Logitech - it’s a 3rd party selling from their offices store so they can price gouge.

Logitech G604 has 6 side buttons, but is heavy Razer Naga Hex and Naga Trinity have a circular button layout, but are not produced anymore Glorious Model I has 4 side buttons, and is very light Personally, I'm looking for a lightweight replacement for my G604.

604 was better. But in typical Logitech fashion, they dropped support and removed all traces of it from their website like a year after releasing it. 6 programmable and easily accessible thumb buttons.. modern hero sensor and high dpi, latency free wireless, and replaceable battery. R.I.P. G604.

G604 all day baby

I'm surprised it hasn't already been mentioned: **Logitech G604**: * Six thumb buttons * Wide and long body (great ergonomics for my palm grip) * Great scroll wheel that can be easily mode-switched between ratcheted and free-spinning * Quick switch button between Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz USB dongle (I use the switching much more than I would have anticipated to switch between my work laptop and gaming PC) * Great sensor (the relatively low polling rate of the Darkfield sensors has long been my only real issue w/ the MX Master mice) * Only real downside (in my experience) is that it's on the heavier side by modern gaming mouse standards (~140g). I've never found it much of an issue, but I do sometimes switch to my Naga Pro for certain games. Edit: aww, wtf. Just found out the G604 was apparently discontinued two years ago 😭 Now wishing I had bought a spare to have if my current one gives out. There really don't seem to be any other mice that match all of the G604's features and the dwindling stock of 604s are now getting silly expensive :(

Really depends what kind of gamer you are. Many people in this sub are FPS players who value weight above everything. This almost always means 4 button mice (excluding wheel). If thats you the viper v3 pro is a solid choice. Probably the most popular mouse at the moment and for a reason. If you like using mouse keybinds something with a few more could better fit you. (Razer basilisk v3 pro, logitech g604 etc). For office work, IMO, an off the shelf 20-30$ mouse from a decent brand (logtech, asus, etc) is usually best. As long as it has soft mechanical switches, and ideally side buttons too, it works for me.

I was a long time g604 user, switched to SS Rival 500 which was amazing but also then discontinued. I am now using logi g502 SE and its the best that I could find for that task

G604, I want to buy another one but now they're like 200 dollars because Logitech doesn't make them anymore

Logitech G604, incredibly comfortable, 6 macro buttons for gaming/productivity, and very responsive

G604 is my favorite

I'm sad G604 isn't being made anymore :(

I loved my G604 but the double click issue was so incredibly frustrating.

The G604 is my favorite mouse of all time. Light weight. Long battery. Incredibly accurate and customizable. Plus all those sweet, sweet buttons. Less than an “MMO mouse” but enough to handle all my keybinds. What’s weird is that Logitech discontinued the 600 series, but they have about a half dozen models now that all have a similar button configuration to each other. But none of them have the same buttons as the 604, which is a crying shame. I have one 604 still going strong, and another one in reserve in case my primary ever fails me. Hoping Logitech resurrects the series at some point.

Hey op, I'm a stroke gamer (wierd calling like that lol) myself. Been using mouse with loads button for gaming as well since 2017. Logitech g502 is my first gaming mouse I use, works great for cod and few shooter but abit limited, button wise. I also tried logi g604 too but don't like. The side button abit too hard to get use it for me Currently I use evga x15. So far the best mouse for me. 20 buttons and you can customise everything with 5 profile in their evga app. I beat wukong entirely using this mouse and heck the first game I unlocked all achievement in steam too xD Negative side it's quite heavy but I'm used to it now so no biggie. Also i do have pedals aswell, another extra 3 button for gaming lol

Logitech g604 is pretty decent. Although the rubber/plastic grip starts to peel up on the sides after about a year or so, i used superglue to stick it back down. it's got 6 thumb buttons, tiltable clutch mouse wheel and two extra buttons to the left corner under your index finger that can be remapped from dpi settings to anything else. Just make sure you grab a usb rechargeable battery for it, [something like this](https://www.liteshop.com.au/content/fenix-arb-l14-1600u-usb-rechargeable-lithium-ion-battery/) lasts a week easily with all day use. plus it's got the lightspeed wireless, so alot better than bluetooth.

I have two G604s. One i bought a new shell for on Alieexpress since the rubber melted away.

I always liked the Logitech G604, but they unfortunately stopped making them. Might be able to find a good deal on ebay or something though.

Logitech G602 / G604 probably the best mouse ever made and it’s a tragic loss they discontinued them. Has just the right amount of buttons without being too cluttered and tightly spaced.

Nothing will beat the g604 to me. Sadly discontinued. I’ve tried a bunch of other mice but that one has the best feel and amazing side buttons.

Ahh I miss this bad boy. I actually loved how heavy it was. I use a G604 now, which is fine. But I do miss the third row of buttons sometimes. They both suffered at various times from the double click disease though.

Mine barely works now, rubbers all melted and tore up, double clicking on both plus middle click is dead.

Logitech G604 I think is the best button layout and size of buttons.

Dang why would they discontinue one of there most popular mouses? I just looked its $230 on amazing now with nearly 8k reviews lol

1. Yes. Logitech G604. They no longer sell those, unfortunately, but to me it's a perfect combo of shape, button placement and amount of buttons. 6 buttons easily provide up to 24 binds under the thumb (blank, shift, alt, ctrl). 2. it depends. If you can find a model that works for you, than yes. Buying a super-expensive mouse with gazillion of buttons won't do any good if it does not fit your hand. 3. no. Throughout my MMO history (which started before vanilla WoW was released), it's possible to be good with any type of controls. I've seen amazing 'clicker' healers, who could carry raids, and I've seen lame tanks struggling with their fancy Nagas. Some people prefer crazy keybinds across the entire keyboard, some go for a mix of everything. You can be good with whatever works for you.

Honestly, if you can get a used G604, go for it. You can replace the switches and replace the rubber with those grip tape. Switch replacement (search for "Huyun G604" in Amazon) - No soldering needed. Grip tape/pads (search for "Dragon Grips Black 5"x7" in Amazon) - The rubber doesn't last long and starts to peel pretty early. Just remove the whole thing and replace with the grip tape. It uses AA batteries, so it's the best for longevity, no built in batteries that can cause issues down the line. I personally bought 3 G604s, 2 as a replacement. But I'm still on my first one and it's been years. I replaced the switches, and the rubber, and I just don't see it breaking anytime soon. Logitech GHub still supports it, and I don't think they will remove the support for it. They will probably just make a new software just like what they did before.

When Logitech G604 came out, I bought it right away and thought that it was really good, So I bought 2 more as extras. Replaced the switches on the first one, removed the rubber after it started peeling off and replaced it with a thick grip tape, and has replaced the feet multiple times, and it has been running like a champ. As long as Logitech supports it, I'll keep using it. I don't think it's gonna break anytime soon, and I have 2 bnib as extras.

G604. I love the extra buttons and the layout, but Logi stopped making these pretty quickly. Luckily, I've danced this dance before and bought extras. I'm hoping there will be something similar when these all go kaput.

I love my Logitech G604 - the shape is better, than G600 and other more square'y alterntatives, it has that hyper wheel (made of metal!), both Bluetooth + USB dongle, it's powered by a single AA that can be replaced by a rechargeable and it lasts for like a year.

The g604 is god tier for me but after my last broke has become unobtanium due to the costs. I replaced the board once already and now the rubber is falling apart. I sadly had to move on to the g502x plus hero super ti or whatever it's called.

I use the Logitech G604 and absolutely love it. It doesn’t have as many buttons on its side as others but the middle mouse button can be flicked left and right which has been so handy when healing And I needed to quickly swiftcast and rez someone or use them for closers and gappers. The LMB has two other buttons that are programmable. Do I think it makes me a better player. Yes, i feel like I can perform at my jobs better, I don’t have to have my hands stretching across the keyboard, it’s rests comfortably on movement keys with easy access to Shift,Ctrl and Alt. Are they necessary? I don’t know. To me, definitely there’s no way I could play without one with how many buttons I need to push. But some out there might be able to play without it.

Rip. I had to replace G602 from logitech for the same reason (lasted me a good few years) . They stopped making that one and the g604 felt like a downgrade. The software to set up the buttons is terribly slow compared to what i remembered and the “auto switch” when it detects a game is trash. I wish it would just let me set my profile and stick to it until i change it again. That being said ive had this one for a few years now and the rubber grip is starting to deteriorate, the rubber also separated from the plastic housing so its kinda just flopping there. Id give it a 7/10.

Rip. I had to replace G602 from logitech for the same reason (lasted me a good few years) . They stopped making that one and the g604 felt like a downgrade. The software to set up the buttons is terribly slow compared to what i remembered and the “auto switch” when it detects a game is trash. I wish it would just let me set my profile and stick to it until i change it again. That being said ive had this one for a few years now and the rubber grip is starting to deteriorate, the rubber also separated from the plastic housing so its kinda just flopping there. Id give it a 7/10.

Rip. I had to replace G602 from logitech for the same reason (lasted me a good few years) . They stopped making that one and the g604 felt like a downgrade. The software to set up the buttons is terribly slow compared to what i remembered and the “auto switch” when it detects a game is trash. I wish it would just let me set my profile and stick to it until i change it again. That being said ive had this one for a few years now and the rubber grip is starting to deteriorate, the rubber also separated from the plastic housing so its kinda just flopping there. Id give it a 7/10.

There isn't. Mine recently had a double click issue and I tried to shop around. Eventually I bought a new pcb with buttons already soldered on (you can desolder old switches and put new ones on), but yeah it seems if you love the G604, take care of it and buy some spares.

1: Mine is just a gaming mouse Logitech G604 (Don't get this one it has a problem with randomly disconnecting) 2: Very worth it, not compltely necessary (you can really fiddle with your hotbars) 3: It helps me execute actions faster atleast idk if I'm a good player tho

As someone with big ass hands. Logitech G604 is my go to

Same! I have it as well but it's getting old and Ned's replacement..

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

I use a Logitech 604, I like having thumb buttons but I feel like 12 is too much. 6 is the sweet spot.

I find it hard to pick up. I use Logitech G604, it fits my hand well. I only wish they hadn’t discontinued them. I bought two extra when I found out.

There’s also g604 which is basically the same mouse but both of mine are dead now. So sad,that rubber part is dying first as well. Since g604 is almost completely rubber.

map all numbers to mouse..then just numbers and ctrl/alt+number. so can always on the move with wasd, and some less use functions on keyboard. sigh, logitech really need to release new g604.

I prefer wireless and a few less buttons. I go with the somewhat similar, no longer manufactured Logitech G602 and G604 on all of my computers. I also prefer better manufacturing and software that doesn't misbehave randomly like Razer's does.

I use Logitech G604 which has a good number of buttons for mmorpg. Recently trying Aerox 9 which has 12 buttons at the side which is a little harder to handle for me.

Have a brand new one in the box in reserve, feel like a dummy not buying all the ones Best Buy had for $25 (didn't realize they were discontinuing the G604 at the time) GOAT Mouse for sure.

G604 but its falling apart and I'm having a hard time finding a replacement I like 😭

I used the Logitech g604 and honestly that was my go to mouse for 4ish years before it finally crapped out on me. Unfortunately Logitech discounted it and I've bounced around the market for awhile before settling on the areox 9 from steel series which feels alright but not quite as my beloved g604

I think you guys get into a rut of using the same mouse for everything, 140g IS a lot... for an fps. 140g for a game like Terraria isn't bad. I bust out my g604 for almost anything with a hotbar

I had a g604 for a couple of years until it wasn't clicking anymore.. damn I loved that mouse how it fitted my hand. Didn't wanted to get the 502 because it was wired . Got me a cheap g305 and it decent for it price

Same with my G604, I love the 6 side buttons, it's the sweet spot for me. Unfortunately it's discontinued. Looks like Razer may have a decent replacement, although it's almost $200, which is fucking absurd.

That's a great call! Unfortunately, my passion is the G604, which is no longer made. I have a Steelseries Aerox 9 in reserve for when both my 604s are no longer rescuable. The Aerox Has 12 programmable side buttons similar to the 600, but it doesn't havd infinite scroll. 

Yes, let's face it Logitech dropped the ball when they stopped making the G604, and there's no proper substitutes.

1. I use the Logitech G604. I specifically picked this one because I wanted a wireless mouse. If i didn't want a wireless mouse, a cheaper, off-brand mmo mouse would be just fine for me. 2. Worth it? For me, yes. Necessary? No. In fact, recently I've been playing with a controller more often. 3. No, it just helps with a particular struggle. If you don't have the struggle, you don't need the mouse. I did not buy it because youtubers used it, I bought it because I struggled with keybinds.

Its discontinued but Logitech g604 if you can get your hands on one. 6 buttons on the side. 2 on left button, g shift keys. Only downside is when it gets the double click issue. But recently found a diy guide to fix that too. I hope they bring back something like that again.

Logitech G604, its only 6 side buttons but one of the best mice i have ever owned, currently on it way out after 4-5 years of constant use (grip is cracking and peeling). On the lookout for something new.

Logitech g604 Good luck finding out however as they are end of life

I like my g604. 6 side buttons but only 5 are usable (1 of them reduces sensitivity so it's a "sniper" button).

Give me 4 more thumb buttons and switching Bluetooth devices on the fly and you have my money. Even 300$. The last mouse which got close to greatness and endgame was Logitech g604

The G604 (and G602) was one of the greatest mice ever and it shouldn’t have been discontinued. Sure it needed some better components but a refresh not a discontinuation.

My perfect mouse is the g604. That was like a glove to my palm. RIP g604 🙏🏼

Yes with the 6 buttons on the thumb.

For real. I had a g604 and swapped to Superlight with a glasspad.

Funny timing for this post as I am having a crisis lol. My gaming mouse I haven't used in years is a Logitech g602. I now daily a mx master 3 at home and at work. Even though it's not meant for gaming I use it for that cause it's the mouse I like. Well decided to pull out my g602 to see if it's better for the finals and I can't fi d the dongle. I look online for a new one. They don't make this thing anymore! Or even the g604. Its a fantastic mouse and now I'm quite upset about it lol. But thankfully I found my dongle so I can at least use the one I own. But I'm still in disbelief they don't make this thing anymore or anything similar to it.

Logitech g502 or lightspeed. I wouldnt go with razer as i went through like 5 deathadders, and all of them developed a double click problem (i play alot of games that require alot of clicking). Had the logitech lightspeed for some time now and its been solid.

I've got a logitech hero, it seems fine but I really don't like it. Ergonomically it's fine, no issues with holding it, just button xonfig and positioning is a bit off, keep switching dpi macros by accident mid game.