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Originally posted by: Opteron Guy
What a question lol. I don't have it but I've read VERY good revies on it.
Originally posted by: Noob
Originally posted by: Opteron Guy
What a question lol. I don't have it but I've read VERY good revies on it.
So have I. But it's also good to have customer reviews as well.
Originally posted by: Opteron Guy
Originally posted by: Noob
Originally posted by: Opteron Guy
What a question lol. I don't have it but I've read VERY good revies on it.
So have I. But it's also good to have customer reviews as well.
Well then try reading revies from Newegg.
You couldn't be more wrong about the mouse wheel. It is absolutely perfect. Gamers need tactile feedback when cycling through weapons or other selctions with the wheel. "Smooth-scrolling" wheels should be exterminated. FUNCTION is more important than anything else. How can you take something like tactile feedback and think of it as a negative point? Smooth-scrolling wheels would be OK if they used made use of high DPI scrolling. Instead, they use incremental 3-line jumps like any other scroll wheel.Originally posted by: tigerbalm
Just a few thoughts about this G7 mouse:
The wireless works great - no complaints. However, battery life is very short and you have to switch the rechargeable battery often - every 2 days???
My biggest compaint is the plastic where your thumb presses against. It get s very slick unless you wipe the oils off frequently. If you don't, it will cause you to be less accurate when trying to move or aim! My old mx510 was WAY better since it had a rubbery surface under thumb (I'm seriously thinking about glueing some tacky material to the G7 or selling it!). Logitech. you need to do more product testing! Also, don't change something just for the sake of change! Rubber contact points is soo much better than plastic!
The other big compaint is: the wheel is terrible cuz it is noisy and not smooth like my mx510!!! How could that design flaw happen these days? The G7's wheel is clunky and anoying to use. I don't use the tilt function either cuz it's too tricky to use. I miss the 2 thumb buttons for web browsing (back and forward buttons) and gaming.
Bottom line is, I can't recommend the G7 due to the disappoining design flaws and mediocre wheel action! I'd rather use my old mx510 to be honest...but I juse spent $60 just to get the wireless The slick plastic feels VERY uncomfortable and you can't afford the slightest inaccuracy in movement playing FPS games! So if you are a big gamer, I'd try it out first...Hope this helps - I wish I read a review like this BEFORE I bought it...
Originally posted by: Ichinisan
You couldn't be more wrong about the mouse wheel. It is absolutely perfect. Gamers need tactile feedback when cycling through weapons or other selctions with the wheel. "Smooth-scrolling" wheels should be exterminated. FUNCTION is more important than anything else. How can you take something like tactile feedback and think of it as a negative point? Smooth-scrolling wheels would be OK if they used made use of high DPI scrolling. Instead, they use incremental 3-line jumps like any other scroll wheel.
