Your power, your control. Conquer MOBA, MMO, and Battle Royale gameplay with the strategically designed G604 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse. 15 programmable controls join forces with ultra-fast LIGHTSPEED dual connectivity and the class-leading HERO 16K sensor. It’s a multifaceted battle weapon that lets you play longer, play better, and make your play. Program, refine, and win. Master your arsenal in Battle Royale, MMO, and MOBA gameplay with tactically positioned controls in optimal quantity and configuration. Refine and align keybinds, perfect your commands, and win. One click lets you toggle between ultra-fast 1ms LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth —even across two separate machines. Featuring HERO 16K, our most advanced gaming sensor with precise 1:1 tracking and class-leading power efficiency. HERO 16K also achieves 16,000 max DPI, plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration. A durable metal scroll wheel switches between hyper-fast and ratcheted scrolling. Fly through menus, ratchet through weapon and spell selections, or apply keybinds to up and down inputs. Play longer—better—with the high-performance HERO 16K sensor. A combination of class-leading accuracy and power efficiency makes it all possible. Use Bluetooth mode to game for up to 5.5 months.
Your power, your control. Conquer MOBA, MMO, and Battle Royale gameplay with the strategically designed G604 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse. 15 programmable controls join forces with ultra-fast LIGHTSPEED dual connectivity and the class-leading HERO 16K sensor. It’s a multifaceted battle weapon that lets you play longer, play better, and make your play. Program, refine, and win. Master your arsenal in Battle Royale, MMO, and MOBA gameplay with tactically positioned controls in optimal quantity and configuration. Refine and align keybinds, perfect your commands, and win. One click lets you toggle between ultra-fast 1ms LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth —even across two separate machines. Featuring HERO 16K, our most advanced gaming sensor with precise 1:1 tracking and class-leading power efficiency. HERO 16K also achieves 16,000 max DPI, plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration. A durable metal scroll wheel switches between hyper-fast and ratcheted scrolling. Fly through menus, ratchet through weapon and spell selections, or apply keybinds to up and down inputs. Play longer—better—with the high-performance HERO 16K sensor. A combination of class-leading accuracy and power efficiency makes it all possible. Use Bluetooth mode to game for up to 5.5 months.
Your power, your control. Conquer MOBA, MMO, and Battle Royale gameplay with the strategically designed G604 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse. 15 programmable controls join forces with ultra-fast LIGHTSPEED dual connectivity and the class-leading HERO 16K sensor. It’s a multifaceted battle weapon that lets you play longer, play better, and make your play. Program, refine, and win. Master your arsenal in Battle Royale, MMO, and MOBA gameplay with tactically positioned controls in optimal quantity and configuration. Refine and align keybinds, perfect your commands, and win. One click lets you toggle between ultra-fast 1ms LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth —even across two separate machines. Featuring HERO 16K, our most advanced gaming sensor with precise 1:1 tracking and class-leading power efficiency. HERO 16K also achieves 16,000 max DPI, plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration. A durable metal scroll wheel switches between hyper-fast and ratcheted scrolling. Fly through menus, ratchet through weapon and spell selections, or apply keybinds to up and down inputs. Play longer—better—with the high-performance HERO 16K sensor. A combination of class-leading accuracy and power efficiency makes it all possible. Use Bluetooth mode to game for up to 5.5 months.
Your power, your control. Conquer MOBA, MMO, and Battle Royale gameplay with the strategically designed G604 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse. 15 programmable controls join forces with ultra-fast LIGHTSPEED dual connectivity and the class-leading HERO 16K sensor. It’s a multifaceted battle weapon that lets you play longer, play better, and make your play. Program, refine, and win. Master your arsenal in Battle Royale, MMO, and MOBA gameplay with tactically positioned controls in optimal quantity and configuration. Refine and align keybinds, perfect your commands, and win. One click lets you toggle between ultra-fast 1ms LIGHTSPEED wireless and Bluetooth —even across two separate machines. Featuring HERO 16K, our most advanced gaming sensor with precise 1:1 tracking and class-leading power efficiency. HERO 16K also achieves 16,000 max DPI, plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration. A durable metal scroll wheel switches between hyper-fast and ratcheted scrolling. Fly through menus, ratchet through weapon and spell selections, or apply keybinds to up and down inputs. Play longer—better—with the high-performance HERO 16K sensor. A combination of class-leading accuracy and power efficiency makes it all possible. Use Bluetooth mode to game for up to 5.5 months.
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I have been using a G604 Wireless mouse for about a year and a half now. I recently bought another one, so now I have 2. I have gamed with it and used it for work. I primarily use it for work functions as I have a G Pro Wireless, Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, and a Steel Series Aerox 9 that are used for most of my gaming sessions. However, that isn’t a knock against the G604 since I like it a lot for gaming – it just happened to travel with me for work. That’s why I bought a second one in order to leave at work, so I could have one at home full time. I have 3 locations where I work – home, office, and my lab/proto shop. Having to work in 3 different places meant I need/required a wireless mouse. I previously used an M705 Marathon wireless mouse for work because I love ... MoreI have been using a G604 Wireless mouse for about a year and a half now. I recently bought another one, so now I have 2. I have gamed with it and used it for work. I primarily use it for work functions as I have a G Pro Wireless, Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, and a Steel Series Aerox 9 that are used for most of my gaming sessions. However, that isn’t a knock against the G604 since I like it a lot for gaming – it just happened to travel with me for work. That’s why I bought a second one in order to leave at work, so I could have one at home full time. I have 3 locations where I work – home, office, and my lab/proto shop. Having to work in 3 different places meant I need/required a wireless mouse. I previously used an M705 Marathon wireless mouse for work because I love the hyperscroll, and I used it constantly. In my experience this is the best work productivity mouse I have ever used – I hope they never discontinue it.Prior to buying the G604 I had owned a G602, which I loved and used to game with. However, it lacked hyperscroll so I really couldn’t use it for work, and I ended up replacing it with a G Pro Wireless. I forgot my M705 on a work trip, so I hit up the closest Best Buy to buy another. I wasn’t aware of the G604 at the time, but I saw it was on sale and it had hyperscroll. Instant buy for me, since I loved the feel of the G602 and the additional buttons for productivity were a blessing.The mouse itself was nicely packed in its box. The mouse comes a single AA battery, a USB extension cable, and the Lightspeed wireless receiver. The mouse worked within seconds of turning it on and having the receiver installed into a USB port – no need for Windows to do any setup. I already had the Logitech G software on my machine, so I pulled it up and went about customizing the button assignments. I work with several CAD platforms (Solidworks, SolidEdge, and CREO), CorelDraw, and other database tools. I setup onboard profiles based on the software I am using and saved my customized buttons there. This is super handy as well if you are moving between devices and want to retain your button settings for games. The G604 can also connect via Bluetooth, so you can have it paired with 2 devices at the same time. You toggle the connection type via a button on top of the mouse.Comfort of the G604 is top notch. I use it 8+ hours a day without feeling uncomfortable or fatigued. All 6 side buttons are easily in reach along with the 2 DPI buttons on top. The thumb-rest makes long sessions more comfortable, and it keeps your thumb from dragging on your mousepad. The grippy sections of the mouse make it easier to hold onto and they are softer to the touch than plastic – again adding to the comfort. Weight of the mouse is up there at 135g, but that’s lighter than the old G602 at 152g. I know some people decry wireless mice for their short battery life, but I am only now about to replace the battery for the 2nd time in 18 months of ownership (6 months of life for a single AA battery). The hyperscroll wheel is fantastic, and honestly much better than the one on the M705. It is smooth and doesn’t bounce at the end of the roll. Switching into normal scrolling is done by hitting the button just above (below?) the wheel. The wheel moves with a nice, chunky cadence that is easy to get used to when needed.For gaming the mouse works great. The side buttons are easy to access and make a nice click. The LMB/RMB have a nice click sound and activation distance – I don’t find myself making any misclicks due to it being too light. You can get the button to click easily no matter where you are pressing, so people with average, long, or short fingers won’t find it hard to use. It glides across the mousepad well, and the optical sensor has no problem working on multiple surface types – I have used it on mousepads, granite counters, and steel shop tables.Overall, I love this mouse. It is worth every penny for my office/productivity needs and has the added bonus of being a solid gaming mouse. I preach its usefulness to my coworkers, and have even converted a few people to buy one for themselves – all with positive results. It has a great number of features – BT or wireless, 6 shoulder buttons + 2 DPI, thumb-rest, battery life, and hyperscroll. Altogether it really is a nice mouse, and I have had zero issues for 18 months of everyday use.
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This mouse, is not a gaming mouse. Now I bet you'll be scratching your brain why. Very simply its too heavy for any FPS, and it is awkward for 3rd person action shooters. Probably the best thing its good for is MMOs and regular web usage.The left and right click buttons are fine as one would expect. The six side buttons can be a little tricky since they are require more force to click. The shape is OK.Now on to the bad and the terrible.This mouse is notorious for double clicking. Logitech uses cheap OMRON switches that die quickly. I bought two G604s from Best Buy. Its a little under two years now and BOTH have the double click issue. Within 1 year of usage my home G604 started showing the double click issue and within 1.5 years my work G604 had the same ... MoreThis mouse, is not a gaming mouse. Now I bet you'll be scratching your brain why. Very simply its too heavy for any FPS, and it is awkward for 3rd person action shooters. Probably the best thing its good for is MMOs and regular web usage.The left and right click buttons are fine as one would expect. The six side buttons can be a little tricky since they are require more force to click. The shape is OK.Now on to the bad and the terrible.This mouse is notorious for double clicking. Logitech uses cheap OMRON switches that die quickly. I bought two G604s from Best Buy. Its a little under two years now and BOTH have the double click issue. Within 1 year of usage my home G604 started showing the double click issue and within 1.5 years my work G604 had the same problem.Let me be very clear here. Logitech will not warranty your mouse easily. They don't care. Logitech KNOWS the G604 has a equipment problem and its double clicking is well documented. Don't believe me? Just search "G604 double click", you'll be greeted by many frustrated people complain about their G604 double clicking to oblivion.The warranty experience/process is nothing short of deeply frustrating and full of hassles. As far as Logitech is concerned they got your money and that's it. They don't stand by their product and will make you jump through hoops and still force you send in the mouse for "analysis".Logitech doesn't care, their customer service agents don't care, and it shows. Good luck dealing with them, cause you'll need it. The warranty may be 2 years but you can be sure you won't get the chance to use it unless you sacrifice your sanity and time.
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TLDR; This mouse is ONLY usable if your hand is constantly on the mouse and moving/using it. If you constantly take your hand off the mouse or don't move it for more than a minute (like watching a YouTube video, Netflix movie, use a game controller, etc.), then look elsewhere for a different mouse.Full Review:I initially purchased this as an upgrade to my G602. Being the G604, you would think it would be an upgrade (in some ways it is), but for the most part I'm debating on going back to the G602. The only reason that I'm not going back to the G602 at the moment is because the two mice don't use the same software so I'd have to redo all my mouse profiles. That's what I take issue with. Their "new" software.The MAIN ISSUE I have with this mouse is that after it ... MoreTLDR; This mouse is ONLY usable if your hand is constantly on the mouse and moving/using it. If you constantly take your hand off the mouse or don't move it for more than a minute (like watching a YouTube video, Netflix movie, use a game controller, etc.), then look elsewhere for a different mouse.Full Review:I initially purchased this as an upgrade to my G602. Being the G604, you would think it would be an upgrade (in some ways it is), but for the most part I'm debating on going back to the G602. The only reason that I'm not going back to the G602 at the moment is because the two mice don't use the same software so I'd have to redo all my mouse profiles. That's what I take issue with. Their "new" software.The MAIN ISSUE I have with this mouse is that after it goes to sleep, it's basically unusable for about 3 seconds after the next time you try to use it. So if you're watching a video and don't move the mouse, the mouse goes to sleep. When it wakes up, it defaults to its max DPI which means you can move the mouse about 5 feet on your desk and it will barely move an inch on your screen. It doesn't matter what DPI you have set in the Logitech software, it doesn't matter what mouse profile is active, it always goes to MAX DPI for the first 3ish seconds. I even tried deleting every DPI setting in the software except for the one that I want to use, but that didn't help. It's EXTREMELY annoying when you're working with multiple computers, watch a lot of videos, use a game controller, constantly programming and only using the keyboard, etc. and it seems like EVERY TIME when you go to use the mouse, you can't use it right away. This is the main reason I docked this mouse 3 stars.The second issue I have with this mouse is that it uses a different software than the G602. This G604 uses the Logitech G HUB software where the G602 uses the Logitech Gaming Software. My previous setup was using the G602 mouse with the G710+ keyboard. Both of those use the Logitech Gaming Software. I didn't realize this when I bought it, but the biggest issue is that those pieces of software can't be installed at the same time. If you have the Logitech Gaming Software installed, it will not let you install Logitech G HUB until the Gaming Software is uninstalled. But that's what my keyboard needed! I wasn't about to purchase a new mouse, and then not use it, so I moved to the Logitech G HUB and lost all capabilities from my keyboard. I ended up just replacing that Logitech keyboard with a Corsair keyboard that I could actually program with hotkeys, macros, etc.. They STILL don't support the G602 or the G710+ on the new Logitech G HUB software (even though they said support was coming years ago). Because of this, I'm expecting at some point new software will come out and this mouse will not be supported.The Positives:- Wireless so you don't have to worry about a cord- 1000Hz polling rateThe Negatives:- The software isn't very intuitive. You have to get used to it in order to be able to use it.- The top row of buttons on the side stick out further than the bottom row so whenever you use the side buttons, your thumb always hits the top row first- Because Logitech doesn't believe in supporting all its gaming peripherals with the latest software, it's quite probable that they will at some point create new software that doesn't support this mouse.
| Collect | 119 Everyday Rewards points |
| dpi | 100 to 25,600 |
| Scroll Type | Scroll Wheel |
| Polling Rate | 1000 Hz |
| Acceleration | 40 |
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I have been using a G604 Wireless mouse for about a year and a half now. I recently bought another one, so now I have 2. I have gamed with it and used it for work. I primarily use it for work functions as I have a G Pro Wireless, Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, and a Steel Series Aerox 9 that are used for most of my gaming sessions. However, that isn’t a knock against the G604 since I like it a lot for gaming – it just happened to travel with me for work. That’s why I bought a second one in order to leave at work, so I could have one at home full time. I have 3 locations where I work – home, office, and my lab/proto shop. Having to work in 3 different places meant I need/required a wireless mouse. I previously used an M705 Marathon wireless mouse for work because I love ... MoreI have been using a G604 Wireless mouse for about a year and a half now. I recently bought another one, so now I have 2. I have gamed with it and used it for work. I primarily use it for work functions as I have a G Pro Wireless, Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, and a Steel Series Aerox 9 that are used for most of my gaming sessions. However, that isn’t a knock against the G604 since I like it a lot for gaming – it just happened to travel with me for work. That’s why I bought a second one in order to leave at work, so I could have one at home full time. I have 3 locations where I work – home, office, and my lab/proto shop. Having to work in 3 different places meant I need/required a wireless mouse. I previously used an M705 Marathon wireless mouse for work because I love the hyperscroll, and I used it constantly. In my experience this is the best work productivity mouse I have ever used – I hope they never discontinue it.Prior to buying the G604 I had owned a G602, which I loved and used to game with. However, it lacked hyperscroll so I really couldn’t use it for work, and I ended up replacing it with a G Pro Wireless. I forgot my M705 on a work trip, so I hit up the closest Best Buy to buy another. I wasn’t aware of the G604 at the time, but I saw it was on sale and it had hyperscroll. Instant buy for me, since I loved the feel of the G602 and the additional buttons for productivity were a blessing.The mouse itself was nicely packed in its box. The mouse comes a single AA battery, a USB extension cable, and the Lightspeed wireless receiver. The mouse worked within seconds of turning it on and having the receiver installed into a USB port – no need for Windows to do any setup. I already had the Logitech G software on my machine, so I pulled it up and went about customizing the button assignments. I work with several CAD platforms (Solidworks, SolidEdge, and CREO), CorelDraw, and other database tools. I setup onboard profiles based on the software I am using and saved my customized buttons there. This is super handy as well if you are moving between devices and want to retain your button settings for games. The G604 can also connect via Bluetooth, so you can have it paired with 2 devices at the same time. You toggle the connection type via a button on top of the mouse.Comfort of the G604 is top notch. I use it 8+ hours a day without feeling uncomfortable or fatigued. All 6 side buttons are easily in reach along with the 2 DPI buttons on top. The thumb-rest makes long sessions more comfortable, and it keeps your thumb from dragging on your mousepad. The grippy sections of the mouse make it easier to hold onto and they are softer to the touch than plastic – again adding to the comfort. Weight of the mouse is up there at 135g, but that’s lighter than the old G602 at 152g. I know some people decry wireless mice for their short battery life, but I am only now about to replace the battery for the 2nd time in 18 months of ownership (6 months of life for a single AA battery). The hyperscroll wheel is fantastic, and honestly much better than the one on the M705. It is smooth and doesn’t bounce at the end of the roll. Switching into normal scrolling is done by hitting the button just above (below?) the wheel. The wheel moves with a nice, chunky cadence that is easy to get used to when needed.For gaming the mouse works great. The side buttons are easy to access and make a nice click. The LMB/RMB have a nice click sound and activation distance – I don’t find myself making any misclicks due to it being too light. You can get the button to click easily no matter where you are pressing, so people with average, long, or short fingers won’t find it hard to use. It glides across the mousepad well, and the optical sensor has no problem working on multiple surface types – I have used it on mousepads, granite counters, and steel shop tables.Overall, I love this mouse. It is worth every penny for my office/productivity needs and has the added bonus of being a solid gaming mouse. I preach its usefulness to my coworkers, and have even converted a few people to buy one for themselves – all with positive results. It has a great number of features – BT or wireless, 6 shoulder buttons + 2 DPI, thumb-rest, battery life, and hyperscroll. Altogether it really is a nice mouse, and I have had zero issues for 18 months of everyday use.
This mouse, is not a gaming mouse. Now I bet you'll be scratching your brain why. Very simply its too heavy for any FPS, and it is awkward for 3rd person action shooters. Probably the best thing its good for is MMOs and regular web usage.The left and right click buttons are fine as one would expect. The six side buttons can be a little tricky since they are require more force to click. The shape is OK.Now on to the bad and the terrible.This mouse is notorious for double clicking. Logitech uses cheap OMRON switches that die quickly. I bought two G604s from Best Buy. Its a little under two years now and BOTH have the double click issue. Within 1 year of usage my home G604 started showing the double click issue and within 1.5 years my work G604 had the same ... MoreThis mouse, is not a gaming mouse. Now I bet you'll be scratching your brain why. Very simply its too heavy for any FPS, and it is awkward for 3rd person action shooters. Probably the best thing its good for is MMOs and regular web usage.The left and right click buttons are fine as one would expect. The six side buttons can be a little tricky since they are require more force to click. The shape is OK.Now on to the bad and the terrible.This mouse is notorious for double clicking. Logitech uses cheap OMRON switches that die quickly. I bought two G604s from Best Buy. Its a little under two years now and BOTH have the double click issue. Within 1 year of usage my home G604 started showing the double click issue and within 1.5 years my work G604 had the same problem.Let me be very clear here. Logitech will not warranty your mouse easily. They don't care. Logitech KNOWS the G604 has a equipment problem and its double clicking is well documented. Don't believe me? Just search "G604 double click", you'll be greeted by many frustrated people complain about their G604 double clicking to oblivion.The warranty experience/process is nothing short of deeply frustrating and full of hassles. As far as Logitech is concerned they got your money and that's it. They don't stand by their product and will make you jump through hoops and still force you send in the mouse for "analysis".Logitech doesn't care, their customer service agents don't care, and it shows. Good luck dealing with them, cause you'll need it. The warranty may be 2 years but you can be sure you won't get the chance to use it unless you sacrifice your sanity and time.
TLDR; This mouse is ONLY usable if your hand is constantly on the mouse and moving/using it. If you constantly take your hand off the mouse or don't move it for more than a minute (like watching a YouTube video, Netflix movie, use a game controller, etc.), then look elsewhere for a different mouse.Full Review:I initially purchased this as an upgrade to my G602. Being the G604, you would think it would be an upgrade (in some ways it is), but for the most part I'm debating on going back to the G602. The only reason that I'm not going back to the G602 at the moment is because the two mice don't use the same software so I'd have to redo all my mouse profiles. That's what I take issue with. Their "new" software.The MAIN ISSUE I have with this mouse is that after it ... MoreTLDR; This mouse is ONLY usable if your hand is constantly on the mouse and moving/using it. If you constantly take your hand off the mouse or don't move it for more than a minute (like watching a YouTube video, Netflix movie, use a game controller, etc.), then look elsewhere for a different mouse.Full Review:I initially purchased this as an upgrade to my G602. Being the G604, you would think it would be an upgrade (in some ways it is), but for the most part I'm debating on going back to the G602. The only reason that I'm not going back to the G602 at the moment is because the two mice don't use the same software so I'd have to redo all my mouse profiles. That's what I take issue with. Their "new" software.The MAIN ISSUE I have with this mouse is that after it goes to sleep, it's basically unusable for about 3 seconds after the next time you try to use it. So if you're watching a video and don't move the mouse, the mouse goes to sleep. When it wakes up, it defaults to its max DPI which means you can move the mouse about 5 feet on your desk and it will barely move an inch on your screen. It doesn't matter what DPI you have set in the Logitech software, it doesn't matter what mouse profile is active, it always goes to MAX DPI for the first 3ish seconds. I even tried deleting every DPI setting in the software except for the one that I want to use, but that didn't help. It's EXTREMELY annoying when you're working with multiple computers, watch a lot of videos, use a game controller, constantly programming and only using the keyboard, etc. and it seems like EVERY TIME when you go to use the mouse, you can't use it right away. This is the main reason I docked this mouse 3 stars.The second issue I have with this mouse is that it uses a different software than the G602. This G604 uses the Logitech G HUB software where the G602 uses the Logitech Gaming Software. My previous setup was using the G602 mouse with the G710+ keyboard. Both of those use the Logitech Gaming Software. I didn't realize this when I bought it, but the biggest issue is that those pieces of software can't be installed at the same time. If you have the Logitech Gaming Software installed, it will not let you install Logitech G HUB until the Gaming Software is uninstalled. But that's what my keyboard needed! I wasn't about to purchase a new mouse, and then not use it, so I moved to the Logitech G HUB and lost all capabilities from my keyboard. I ended up just replacing that Logitech keyboard with a Corsair keyboard that I could actually program with hotkeys, macros, etc.. They STILL don't support the G602 or the G710+ on the new Logitech G HUB software (even though they said support was coming years ago). Because of this, I'm expecting at some point new software will come out and this mouse will not be supported.The Positives:- Wireless so you don't have to worry about a cord- 1000Hz polling rateThe Negatives:- The software isn't very intuitive. You have to get used to it in order to be able to use it.- The top row of buttons on the side stick out further than the bottom row so whenever you use the side buttons, your thumb always hits the top row first- Because Logitech doesn't believe in supporting all its gaming peripherals with the latest software, it's quite probable that they will at some point create new software that doesn't support this mouse.
In theory, this mouse should be good. 6 buttons at thumb reach that can be assigned to whatever keys you want, adjustable DPI at the press of the index finger, and wireless connectivity to be wire-free or mobile. However, and this is a BIG HOWEVER, you have to download Logitech's software. And it's very, very bad. Want to assign a key? Good luck trying to assign a key because it's buried so far in this software you may never find it. It's the absolute opposite of intuitive. It's a disaster. Ok, you googled for 15 minutes and managed to click the right screen (which didn't work before by the way if you had a certain setting selected). Great, you have assigned the keys. You start the game, this is great right? No, wait, what just happened? Your mouse profile, ... MoreIn theory, this mouse should be good. 6 buttons at thumb reach that can be assigned to whatever keys you want, adjustable DPI at the press of the index finger, and wireless connectivity to be wire-free or mobile. However, and this is a BIG HOWEVER, you have to download Logitech's software. And it's very, very bad. Want to assign a key? Good luck trying to assign a key because it's buried so far in this software you may never find it. It's the absolute opposite of intuitive. It's a disaster. Ok, you googled for 15 minutes and managed to click the right screen (which didn't work before by the way if you had a certain setting selected). Great, you have assigned the keys. You start the game, this is great right? No, wait, what just happened? Your mouse profile, mid-game, reverted back to default settings and all your key assignments are gone. Wat? You follow other users' instructions that have bought this mouse before you. You google for another 15-20 minutes. You have to restart the computer and open Logitech's software in Administrator Mode and then check the Persistent box. Ok. Done. Time to game? The next day you're mid-game and the setting revert back to default again? What? Yes. It will happen to you. You open the software and it says Mouse Inactive, Power On Mouse to connect... Logitech Social Media support reps list 10-20 steps to resolve it. Don't worry, each post has completely different steps and none of them with resolve this issue. You thank yourself you got this at Target, throw it in the box and return ASAP. I owned this mouse for 3 days. Logitech has lost me as a customer for life.
As a long time Logitech mouse user, I am pretty disappointed in this mouse. It functions as a mouse should, but using it is unpleasant.1. The materials it is made of are not comfortable in my hand. Additionally, the edges of the side/top buttons and mouse are on the sharp side. I'm not going to cut myself, but it's uncomfortable to move my fingers over.2. The scroll wheel, when in click mode, takes much more effort to move than the G602 I previously had. You can turn off the click part and just have free scroll action but the button to toggle this is right below the scroll wheel and, when clicked for free scroll raises up high off the mouse below the scroll wheel. . .right where my finger is. It's totally in the way.I was a huge fan of the G602 (had 2) and the ... MoreAs a long time Logitech mouse user, I am pretty disappointed in this mouse. It functions as a mouse should, but using it is unpleasant.1. The materials it is made of are not comfortable in my hand. Additionally, the edges of the side/top buttons and mouse are on the sharp side. I'm not going to cut myself, but it's uncomfortable to move my fingers over.2. The scroll wheel, when in click mode, takes much more effort to move than the G602 I previously had. You can turn off the click part and just have free scroll action but the button to toggle this is right below the scroll wheel and, when clicked for free scroll raises up high off the mouse below the scroll wheel. . .right where my finger is. It's totally in the way.I was a huge fan of the G602 (had 2) and the G700 before that. Unfortunately, they all crapped out and stopped working correctly after a few years.That said, I doubt I'll return it as It is one of the few mice that has a significant number of programmable buttons, which is important to me as well as a decent shape/size for my hand. . .and is under $60
This mouse was advertised as a gaming mouse, and for some people, all the extra buttons may be annoying. I personally do not game, but I am what you may call a “power user”. I’m someone that uses a lot of keyboard shortcuts, and I also like to tinker with some of my tech to make it work well for me. First I’ll start with what I dislike: I was excited anout the bluetooth capability of this mouse without using the dongle, but upon testing, I have realized the jutter and lag makes it unuable. That being said, this mouse has virtually no latency when paired with the USB dongle included in the box! So even though I have two computers I want to use this with, I unplug the dongle to switch computers every time. Now for the fun stuff: my keyboard was a satechi brand, and ... MoreThis mouse was advertised as a gaming mouse, and for some people, all the extra buttons may be annoying. I personally do not game, but I am what you may call a “power user”. I’m someone that uses a lot of keyboard shortcuts, and I also like to tinker with some of my tech to make it work well for me. First I’ll start with what I dislike: I was excited anout the bluetooth capability of this mouse without using the dongle, but upon testing, I have realized the jutter and lag makes it unuable. That being said, this mouse has virtually no latency when paired with the USB dongle included in the box! So even though I have two computers I want to use this with, I unplug the dongle to switch computers every time. Now for the fun stuff: my keyboard was a satechi brand, and works great with my mac, but often takes quite a while to power on. So when turning on my computer, I often have to wait like ten seconds before I can type in my password to log on. This mouse entirely solves that. I changed my computer password to a series of numbers, and set those numbers on the six side buttons, with one of those buttons being the enter key, and now I can log in by hitting the sequence on my mouse buttons before my keyboard even wakes up. I also set the scroll wheel to pull up the multitasking menu when I click it in, making perfect use of a button I generally would not use on the mouse! The function toggle is also fantastic, as I have it set to allow me to go back on web pages (a feature I use quite often on my macbook, but was unable to do on my desktop oreviously). All in all, its a great mouse and I would definitely recommend, especially at the sixty-five percent off I got it for!
It has been 2 weeks since I bought this, and I love everything about it so far. Just to put things in perspective, the last mouse I was using was Logitech's MX Master 2S, and while I did like it, there was still some things I wished it did differently. For instance:1. I wished the scroll wheel didn't have these rubber grips. Sure, it gives you a better grip on the wheel, but it's also a magnet for dust and bacteria. Not only that, after just 2 years of usage, the rubber grips have started to show signs of wear and tear.2. It uses a non-removable rechargeable battery. This is somewhat of a nit-pick, but batteries of any type don't last forever. So, to make it non-removable just sucks in my opinion.3. It's rechargeable, but only through a micro usb port. I'm ... MoreIt has been 2 weeks since I bought this, and I love everything about it so far. Just to put things in perspective, the last mouse I was using was Logitech's MX Master 2S, and while I did like it, there was still some things I wished it did differently. For instance:1. I wished the scroll wheel didn't have these rubber grips. Sure, it gives you a better grip on the wheel, but it's also a magnet for dust and bacteria. Not only that, after just 2 years of usage, the rubber grips have started to show signs of wear and tear.2. It uses a non-removable rechargeable battery. This is somewhat of a nit-pick, but batteries of any type don't last forever. So, to make it non-removable just sucks in my opinion.3. It's rechargeable, but only through a micro usb port. I'm pretty sure usb-c cables existed when the MX Master 2S was released, so for them to release a 100-dollar mouse with outdated usb tech is just annoying.4. They used cheap abs plastic as far as I can tell. I consider myself to be a somewhat clean person, but the plastic on it got shiny in like a year or so.Thankfully, the G604 appears to fix all of these issues. The scroll wheel is just one metal piece with little grooves for better grip. It uses a removable AA battery design, which is great because you can now use your own rechargeable batteries. As for the quality of the plastics used, all I can say is that my brother has used one for 2 years and it has barely any signs of shining. Lastly, I really like the 6 side buttons and how you can pretty much customize them to do whatever you want with them.
Double clicking issue. Logictech has been producing gaming mice for a long time. Since I built my first computer in 2011, all my mice have been from Logitech. I have never had anything issues until recently. I had the previous model of the G604 and liked it for two and half years before it started to double click. It wasn't a huge issues that the mouse brone because it only costed me $35. Well the mouse has been discontinued. Jt was replaced by the G604 so it was an obvious path to take. However, the G604 retails at $100. However, I enjoyed the fit and functional custom buttons on the side of the mouse and therefore forked up the money for the G604. I bought it in May and not even two months later I started to experience a rare double click here and there. It's now ... MoreDouble clicking issue. Logictech has been producing gaming mice for a long time. Since I built my first computer in 2011, all my mice have been from Logitech. I have never had anything issues until recently. I had the previous model of the G604 and liked it for two and half years before it started to double click. It wasn't a huge issues that the mouse brone because it only costed me $35. Well the mouse has been discontinued. Jt was replaced by the G604 so it was an obvious path to take. However, the G604 retails at $100. However, I enjoyed the fit and functional custom buttons on the side of the mouse and therefore forked up the money for the G604. I bought it in May and not even two months later I started to experience a rare double click here and there. It's now the end of July and the mouse is now double clicking between every firth and tenth click making useless. I read Logitech was having double clicking issues with their mice for a few years now...I knew before buying it, but I was expecting my G604 to last two years like my previous model did. I was so wrong, it didn't even last two months before it started double clicking and now it's useless. I used to stand up for Logitech and I forgave Logitech for making terrible software for their products over the years but terrible hardware is where I draw. I have spoken to Logitech...well their robotic chat and they are sending me a replacement and I will see if the replacement will hold out longer...
I bought this mouse in hopes of having a new daily fps wireless mouse. I had high hopes, but this particular product just didnt make the cut.First of all, its heavy! Going from a Razer Deathadder v2 Pro to this felt like aiming with a cinder block. This is due in part to the fact its powered by a single AA battery. Really, Logitech? AA batteries instead of an internal rechargable lithium ion batter in 2023?Second, the 6 side buttons were a great idea, but the execution left much to be desired. The were easily pressed whenever i had to pick the mouse up which caused havoc in-game.The software was pretty handy, G-Hub did allow me to assign those buttons to specific in-game functions easily and automatically switched button layouts from profile to profile when i ... MoreI bought this mouse in hopes of having a new daily fps wireless mouse. I had high hopes, but this particular product just didnt make the cut.First of all, its heavy! Going from a Razer Deathadder v2 Pro to this felt like aiming with a cinder block. This is due in part to the fact its powered by a single AA battery. Really, Logitech? AA batteries instead of an internal rechargable lithium ion batter in 2023?Second, the 6 side buttons were a great idea, but the execution left much to be desired. The were easily pressed whenever i had to pick the mouse up which caused havoc in-game.The software was pretty handy, G-Hub did allow me to assign those buttons to specific in-game functions easily and automatically switched button layouts from profile to profile when i opened different games.At the end of the day i returned it after about a week. Its probably better suited for MMO gaming, but doesnt cut it for FPS gaming.
The quality would be acceptable if this were a much cheaper mouse, but for one that's $100 retail, it's unacceptable. It's considerably worse than Logitech mice of years past.They use a fundamentally problematic switch (due to voltages) which leads to inevitable double click issues in all the mice that used it. The free scrolling mouse wheel is rattling and wobbly, nothing like the one I have in a 8-year old G502. The particle G604 I received also started squeaking after a few hours of use, also attributed to the switch.If you get this on sale for 30 bucks, sure it can be okay. it seems like a lot of people that consider these disposable at the price, but that's extremely wasteful. I have a G502 which is 8 years old, and other than worn out housing and rubber ... MoreThe quality would be acceptable if this were a much cheaper mouse, but for one that's $100 retail, it's unacceptable. It's considerably worse than Logitech mice of years past.They use a fundamentally problematic switch (due to voltages) which leads to inevitable double click issues in all the mice that used it. The free scrolling mouse wheel is rattling and wobbly, nothing like the one I have in a 8-year old G502. The particle G604 I received also started squeaking after a few hours of use, also attributed to the switch.If you get this on sale for 30 bucks, sure it can be okay. it seems like a lot of people that consider these disposable at the price, but that's extremely wasteful. I have a G502 which is 8 years old, and other than worn out housing and rubber grip pads, functions perfectly fine. I also paid for a similar price. So I had a high quality mouse for $30 that I could use for over a decade. There's no way I'm going to settle for a $30 mouse that'll have quality problems after 1-2 years.
| Collect | 119 Everyday Rewards points |
| dpi | 100 to 25,600 |
| Scroll Type | Scroll Wheel |
| Polling Rate | 1000 Hz |
| Acceleration | 40 |
