Logitech G9 Laser Mouse by Logitech
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Digital camera reviews of Logitech G9 Laser Mouse
Digital camera Review: Badly manufactured
Summary: 1 Stars
I have now owned two of these devices.
The first one stopped working after 5 minutes of use. The lights still lit up, the buttons still worked, but the mouse could not move the cursor.
I returned it to Amazon for a replacement, and they had a new one shipped to me immediately.
This one worked for seven months, then mysteriously broke in the same way as the first one had. The mouse would no longer work on any other computers, so it is definitely a hardware issue--I assume a badly soldered connection or whatnot.
Digital camera Review: Best Gaming Mouse on the Market for Claw-stye Gamers
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought this mouse after my trusty Logitech MX1000 Laser Cordless Mouse stopped reliably charging. I was really into World of Warcraft raiding at the time, and became extremely frustrated as my mouse would seem to always die at the most crucial part of an instance. I needed a new wired mouse, and was about to buy the Razer DeathAdder 3G Infrared Gaming Mouse but I then found the G9. It seemed perfect. Customizable weights, 2 interchangeable grips, on the fly sensitivity adjustment, and Logitech's awesome MicroGear scroll wheel. I ordered it despite many reviewers hating its ergonomics, as I would much rather buy a Logitech mouse than a Razer one.
Pros:
Just about everything.
Cons:
Not great for gamers who grip their mouse with their entire palm. If you're looking for a palm grip mouse, I recommend the Logitech Gaming Mouse G500 (Black/Silver) The color changing LED feature is a bit lame as mixed colors look odd. The Wide Load grip doesn't feel good to my hand, although it's the one I preferred at first.
Digital camera Review: Best Mouse Ever Made
Summary: 5 Stars
The best mouse I have ever used. If I knew this mouse was this good, I would've gotten it a lot sooner. The way you can change the wheel was amazingly great for both gaming and the office. Truly a pleasure to use, it's truly a perfect mouse in my book. The difference between G9 and the G9x is that G9 has 200-3200 dpi, and the G9x have 200-5000dpi. I don't know about you, but I have been using only 800-1200dps, so if you haven't gotten a G9 yet, hurry up already!Digital camera Review: Best Mouse Ever!
Summary: 5 Stars
I've gone through my fair share of computer mouses and this is by far the best one yet. I originally bought it for gaming, but then I started to realize how great it is for every day use. It's extremely comfortable and they give you two sizes of arch for your palm. It is also adjustable by weight for people who want a heavier feeling mouse. It also has different color LEDs on the mouse and it has levels of sensitivity for how fast/slow you want your mouse to react for when you move it. It's simply the best mouse I have ever owned! In fact, I'm so not used to other mouses that I'm tempted to buy one to use at work because it's just that comfortable. The price is a bit steep but after you use it for a few minutes, you'll agree that it was worth the price tag.Digital camera Review: Best Mouse I've Ever Owned
Summary: 5 Stars
My last mouse was a G7. I've used multiple optical and laser mice.
This is the best, most comfortable mouse I've ever used. It does have a unique shape, so I do recommend you try to feel one before purchase. I bought mine without seeing one, and I lucked out. I love it.
As an added bonus, it just looks good on my desk.