Logitech G-600 Mouse

[Lax]

Lax,
Any chance for support of the G700 mouse?

Generally the answer to "any chance for support of ___________?" is answered here: http://isboxer.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=675

For the G700 in particular, this is not a true G-series input device, it is configured via Logitech SetPoint software. All devices programmed by the G-series software should be natively supported, but any mouse configured by SetPoint is not likely to have native support for its additional buttons. (Like the Naga, these devices emulate a keyboard)

[dancook]

i have one and I'm happy with it

[sethlan]

nice mouse, Yeah i dont see myself boxing without it

[blackshifter]

I'm going to go the other way from the opinions on this thread. I definitely prefer the Naga. I have both and I use a 2 pc multi box set up with the G600 on my main pc and Naga on the slave machine.

The advantages of the G600 is the construction of the grid mouse buttons and the middle side to side button. It's heads and tails above construction of the Naga in every way. The BIG problem with G600 is that damned third shift mouse button. i have medium sized hands and on extended gameplay the third mouse button causes pressure points on your palm and pinky. Now it doesn't sound like a big deal but over a long period of time it causes excruciating pain on my pinky. If you have large hands it shouldn't be a problem for you but if you have medium or small hands, I'd highly recommend that before purchasing the G600, you go to a Best Buy and make sure it's ergonomically suitable for your hands.

BTW I like the Razer Synapse because I have a couple of pads that I stay at and it's easy for me to make adjustments without making 4 different adjustments at different locations.

[remanz]

well i bought G600. used it. Its a nice mice. But I think naga is just faster. G600 is a little bulky and the buttons on the side is not as easily accessible as with Naga. With that said, I still think G600 is worth it. It should grow on me as I use it more, and Razer Synapse is still garbage lol. The thing uses cloud and promts me to update (alt-tab me out) when I am in the middle of a Call Of Duty Match, unacceptable.

[blackshifter]

Yeah the Naga does feel faster but I like the angled rubber grid buttons better on the G600.

[Ualaa]

I picked up the G600; ergonomically it feels nice.
I haven't tried the other options, so don't really know they're more/less comfortable.

My hands are fairly large, so the thumb & pinky grip feels good.
Not pressing the ring finger will take adjusting to, as almost every other mouse I've used was gripped by thumb + ring & pinky fingers.
I like the idea of using that as "push to talk" for Ventrilo... won't have to momentarily stop either DPS or mouse use to talk.

Even picking the mouse up with the thumb over the thumb buttons, doesn't push a thumb G-Key down.
Just need to decide which G-Key does what, and develop the muscle memory for the button.
Pushing any given button is easy enough, when you want to push it.

[Apatheist]

I purchased one of these to replace my Naga when it broke. I prefer the G600 for two reasons. Each button row is angled differently and the central button has a small notch, so it's much easier to "feel" your way around. Second, Logitech software is just better IMO. Easier and faster to use and it's the same software that you use to configure your G15 (which every boxer should own), so you have less junk wasting memory.