Logitech G - G700s Rechargeable Gaming Mouse

As a many-years MMORPG player (Lineage2, Mu Online, WoW), cRPG fan and owner of G700 and G602 (and now Roccat Kone XP as g700 replacement) i never understood this love for Razer's Naga (which i had for a brief moment) and its children. Four buttons is max which thumb can use effectively (fast and without any thinking about function or its placement). You add more and you loose the benefits because of poor mnemonics and (later) egonomics (cant reach all of them effectively). Its like typing with pointing finger only - you can be fast and quite effective but never as fast and without looking at keyboard as when you use all fingers. So 4 for thumb, 3 for pointing finger (including LMB), 2 for middle (including RMB) and two small are for grip - thats the most reasonable setup for a mouse. If you want more buttons just use keypads with WASD on a stick -> Razer Tartarus, Hori TAC, so you don't have to use 3 fingers for movement (just 1) and can use them on other functions. I own two PZ31a's since 2007, a year ago i bought Hori TAC PS5 and recently i even created my own such device with RP2040 Zero - 1 joystick + 25 keys + 4 buttons as pedals and its more than enough for most of games (even STALKER GAMMA which is most key-demanding game ive played recently). Its still in prototype phase (some changes have to be made) but it already works perfectly. Way better than trying to cramp all keys on a mouse which is a device not designed for that.

I find Logitech the best for me, and I have big hands. They do some nice chunky ones with all the bells and whistles of the gaming ones. I had a g700s which is now old, and I have I think it's a g300 or something 300

I have a Logitech g700s, it’s older but you can still pick them up, it’s large, and it’s mostly fits my hands.

Anyone recommending Razer products should honestly have their comments removed. If you recommended them 10 years ago, they were great. You are lucky now if your Razer product lasts you a year under *medium* use. I know guys who have the old black widow chromas, they still work. And its practically given a funeral procession when those die because they DONT make them anymore and the new products are nowhere near as good. Everything that came after those, Razer realized their products lasted so long that people didnt buy more stuff. So the quality dropped (likely 100% intentional) so they could make more profit. If you are recommending their OLD hardware that you still posess cool. Their NEW iteration (the stuff that you dont own because you still have their old stuff) is guaranteed to have problems at around the 1 year mark. Its how they are built now. TL;DR It is well known now in the community that new razer products released in the last 5 years, or even the old/greats that they "still make" like the naga have decreased in quality immensely and no longer hold up under any amount of real usage. It has been a MAJOR complaint across reddit for some time. Including issues with their software that are ongoing for YEARS without fix. Also # NOTHING WILL EVER BEAT THE G700S MOUSE AND IM STILL SAD IT GOT DISCONTINUED.

I hate corsair Icue. But, after my logitech G700s crapped out, I bought a corsair nightsword. It still works. Buddies got one recently and they still work.

G700s gang rise up!

Bought some g700s on Ebay and switches skates and other stuff. Learned how to repair switches that make double clicks. Can use em till I die.

Same for the g700 series.....bought one on 2011.....still working fine. Comparing to the g506, it is like made by the gods themselves, now it bad quality materials and bad software everywhere

Well clearly they do, with my own personal experience. I had an old g700s from 2014 and it still works flawlessly after all those years of abuse. It was an awesome mouse, still have it in my drawer. I only decided to get a new one because I upgraded my setup and got new peripherals. I’ve had this g502x plus for more than 2 years, and it’s been working flawlessly just like my previous Logitech mouse. I suspect it will last me for a long time.

I've got a Logitech that's seen regular use for at least 12 years now. Had to solder on some new switches about 4 years back but it's been great since.

Yeah mine is the G700 (not G700s), and I feel like newer mice aren't built quite as sturdy anymore

man, my mouse game may be limited but the mouse that lasted me for a literal decade was a logitech g700s. Hence went with a gpro superlight which is going 3 years strong. And I remember my fair share of cheap A4tech wired/wireless mice that literally die within a year. Maybe your room/country has high humidity? Found that it fouls up mice switches/encoders fast.