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Sometimes a mouse makes all the difference when you’re working on a laptop away from home with multiple tabs open in your browser. Logitech’s $29.99 M355 Wireless Mouse for Chrome OS, which was released as a “made for Google” companion to the search giant’s Pixelbook line of Chrome OS devices, seems as simple as it can be: it has three buttons, is easy to pair via Bluetooth or the included USB dongle, has no special features to learn, and is the only mouse I’ve ever felt comfortable slipping into my shirt pocket. Unfortunately, despite its marketing, it lacks capabilities unique…
Is it ever possible for a gaming mouse to have too many buttons? Those who enjoy strategy games, MMOs, MOBAs, or anything else involving cooldowns would answer, “Never.” The G604 Lightspeed ($99.99), Logitech’s newest mouse, is designed to capture that essence. It is a wireless MMO (battle royale) mouse that places six macro buttons beneath your thumb. It’s one of the few wireless choices available, and even while it has fewer buttons than its predecessor, the G600, it’s still a unique addition to a class of mouse that isn’t as common as it once was. Unfortunately, the G604 might not…
The most basic gaming mouse from Logitech has just become a bit more ostentatious. The G203 Lightsync ($39.99) adds a bit more RGB customizing capability to the company’s G203 Prodigy. The G203 (Lightsync or not) is a good option if you’re searching for a simple gaming mouse. For the majority of games, its minimal weight and speed are all that are required. Is there anything that Logitech could have done better? Of course. However, the Light sync’s excellent quality is sufficient to make it a secure entry-level choice given the price. Logitech G203 Lightsync Pros & Cons AdvantagesDrawbacksBetter lighting choicesAlmost…
Although all pocket-sized mice have some inherent ergonomic compromises, Logitech’s $79.99 MX Anywhere 3 (the newest in the company’s line of “travel” productivity mice) packs some of the opulent improvements of the Logitech MX Anywhere 3 into a bite-sized package. The best computer mouse is sometimes the one you have with you, whether you’re working at your kitchen table instead of a workstation or on the road. Logitech MX Anywhere 3 Pros And Cons AdvantagesDrawbacksMagnetic scroll wheelSmall size reduces comfortHorizontal scroll functionNo dongle storagePortabilityUseful Logitech Flow featureLong battery life Logitech MX Anywhere 3 Wireless Mouse Specifications FeatureDetailsSensorLogitech DarkfieldButtons6InterfaceUSB, RF Wireless,…
For some time now, Logitech has been refining its range of ergonomic mouse. With the introduction of the Logitech M575 thumb trackball and the vertical Logitech MX, the business ventured into uncharted terrain, with differing degrees of success. The $69.99 Logitech Lift is the newest model in their Ergo line. The Lift is a smaller vertical mouse designed to reduce hand, wrist, and arm strain during regular computer usage. It is made from the same DNA as the Logitech MX. With its bright colors, long-lasting battery, and silent switches, the Lift is a useful tool for both home and office…
The company’s latest top-tier gaming mouse, the Logitech G502 X Plus ($159), carries on the G502 family’s tradition with a recognizable look. You get a lot for your money, including RGB illumination instead of the black G502 X Lightspeed and wireless connection above the basic G502 X. It does seem to be lacking several features that one might anticipate for this high price, and its sophisticated tracking and abundance of buttons are somewhat limited by a tendency to misclick. Even while it excels at the basics, it just cannot compete in a competitive market with rivals demanding high prices, such…
The company’s newest offering for gamers seeking the competitive advantage that comes with utilizing the lightest mouse available is the Logitech G Pro X Superlight 2 ($159). When compared to a more costly, similarly equipped model like the SteelSeries Aerox 9 Wireless, the Superlight 2 is nonetheless pricey for how simple it is. This is because it equates to a number of under-the-hood improvements to the original Logitech G Pro X Superlight. However, the Superlight 2 is a mouse that combines the most performance with the least amount of weight, making it ideal for gamers that are fiercely competitive and…
I am all too acquainted with wrist discomfort because I have a sedentary profession that requires me to spend a lot of time at a computer. Although it doesn’t happen frequently, I know that in order to prevent it from getting worse, I need an ergonomic mouse. My workday has been made simpler with the Logitech Ergo M575, a trackball mouse. The Ergo M575 aims to provide your wrists all-day comfort with its trackball design (surprise!) and a curved body that feels comfortable in the palm of your hand. It does just that. It takes some getting accustomed to, but…
These days, artificial intelligence (AI) is almost ubiquitous and has permeated many facets of our life, both personal and professional. In fact, manufacturers have chosen to include AI into their gear. I am referring to the computer behemoth Logitech, whose most recent mouse, the Logitech Signature AI Edition M750, now features special AI buttons. For you, may this be the ideal mouse? The M750 is a simple, minimalist mouse that comes in black exclusively, just like Logitech’s other productivity mice. That’s definitely for the best as it highlights the teal button, which is the mouse’s primary feature. The Logi AI…
At around $30, the SteelSeries Rival 3 boasts a stylish appearance, configurable buttons, and stunning RGB lights. The cost of gaming mice may be very high. The Logitech G502, our preferred wired model, costs $80, but wireless variants may easily cost over $150, especially if you want upscale charging mouse pads to go with it. That’s why the news of the SteelSeries Rival 3 shocked me so much. At under $30, this mouse has a stylish appearance, configurable buttons, and stunning RGB illumination. This is the price you would anticipate paying for a low-quality Amazon imitation rather than a finely…