Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse

Ultimately, I was rather skeptical about the Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse. I am often a little sad when a "MMO-style" mouse shows up, as most of you know I'm not a major player of any mainstream MMO games or big RTS-style games where having lots of macro options is rather helpful.

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  BUTTONS!!!! There are soooo many options., Basic mouse function still exists despite the button additions., RGB lighting allows for a personal touch, Matte black, dry-feel, texture leaves hands dry and happy., Body is PHAT – this is good or bad.

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  Body is PHAT – some of you will just never like the third click button up top., Sometimes too many buttons (but is this REALLLLLY a con?)

The Logitech G600 MMO Mouse is a good 20-button laser gaming mouse that's very customizable, but it has some drawbacks.

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  Insane customization potential, Thumb buttons reduce dependence on keyboard, Comfortable, weighty design

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  Middle rows of thumb buttons feel indistinct, Does not support claw or fingertip play styles, Not very useful for most non-MMO games

In this section, I will write a brief summary on the Performance, Appearance, Construction, Functionality and Value. These are my personal views, which allow me to give the Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse a rating out of 10.

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  A grand total of 72 possible keybinds saved in mouse memory, Comfortable and easy to use, G-Shift Function, 8200 DPI Sensor, Easy to use software, On-The-Fly Profile Switching

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  Buttons are placed a little close together, Small body, plus for some, con for others, Less appeal to FPS gamers

The G600 isn’t very attractive as a result of Logitech emphasizing ergonomics and function over aesthetics. I wouldn’t call the Razer Naga attractive either with its own waffle of buttons, or really any other MMO mice such as the Corsair M90 and the Mad Catz M.M.O. 7.

Logitech’s new G600 MMO gaming mouse features a black plastic body with a wired, braided cable that connects to a USB port. Unlike other gaming mouse, the Logitech G600 doesn’t go with a lot of flashy lighting schemes save for the customizable lighting on its button labels.

Gaming mice, like bubble tea, tend to follow market trends. And in bubble tea terms, the G600 is the like the Gong Cha to Razer’s Naga’s Koi . Both mice are similar; they have multiple bindable buttons and are built just for the niche MMORPG audience in mind.

Just when you thought you had all the buttons you could ever need, along comes an MMO that slaps you in the face with a combat rotation thought up by a guy with three arms. Enter Logitech’s 20 button monster, the G600.

How many buttons do you prefer with your gaming mouse? Are you a fan of the two buttons, or do you prefer to have a third middle button? What do you say to a mouse that has 20 buttons?

The Logitech G600 is designed for gamers that enjoy role playing games and MMOs, with the 12 buttons on the left side. If you spend many hours playing (online) RPGs, then you will definitely enjoy this mouse.

While I do game sometimes, this mouse does not only serve that function, all these buttons mean I can use it for anything. For example, I found a profile for Solidworks on the Logitech software, and because I CAD frequently it makes the process a whole lot smoother having a bunch of the shortcuts...

This mouse will take some getting used too. It has a much larger footprint or should I say handprint and I find myself clicking buttons on accident. This mouse is definitely for MMO games and I would not recommend this particular mouse if you are trying to play other games such as FPS or MOBA's.

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  Color options are great, very easy interface to work with, easy to understand and setup.

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  Very touchy, cord occasionally is disturbing. (Spoiled by wireless mouses)

Has everything you could want for playing MMOs. The G-Shift feature gives you even more buttons! Good feel. A bit light if you like a heavy mouse and can be hard to hit the side buttons without holding G-Shift or right mouse button. But overall, a great MMO mouse for the price.

After a year of use I have no complaints. Good response time and lots of buttons. The buttons still work fine, I press some way more than others, and many times quite hard during the heat of battle. No issues, happy customer. The pulsating lights that switch between colors is nice.

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  Lots of buttons

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  LF1MDPS then GTG

I love this mouse. I have one at work and one at home for gaming. It takes a while to get used to the location of all of the buttons cause there's so many of them. I only use a handful of the buttons on the side that are easy to reach. Some of them are just too hard to touch with your thumb.

i currently have the MS Sidewinder X8, the Corsair Sabre RGB, the Corsair Vengeance M95, and the Razer DeathAdder and this blows them all away. some people may say who needs 12 extra thumb buttons but once you're used to using your thumb ingame you can never have enough.

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  3 years later; no aesthetic or functionality degradation with at very least 15-20 hours of use a week. still better options than the majority of "gaming" mice out there. 1- awesome amount of buttons: tilt wheel(2), extra lower middle-clicks(2), left thumb(12), 2nd right click. so 17 extra buttons.

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  could be heavier, or even better would be to come with customizable weights. is wired, but wire is long and loose and sturdy and causes no problem whatsoever. i just got used to being able to easily detach my mouse and take it to my bedside table when watching movies from PC to HDTV.

After years of using other MMO mice this came out and I decided to give it a try. This purchase is actually my second g600, bought to replace the one I have been using for 8 years now. Considering how hard I am on mice, 8 years is quite impressive. I've never had another last even half that long.