Logitech G
G604 Lightspeed
Based on 146 Reddit mentions
$344.99
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Making Windows better is easier then learning Loonix system administration.
I've been trying to move to loonix from windows for years. I like the challenge of learning new things, and I've gone so far with windows that it's now so useful I'm running out of ways to make it better. When I plug in my vial based keyboard to windows, it just works. In loonix I have to enter some
...Rex__Luscus in r/linuxsucks101
February 1, 2026 1:07 AM
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Logged in today and my neighbor's trying to build Kami's Lookout
Logitech G604...and this is the 3rd one. Switched to an ASUS Spatha X specifically because they made the whole "replace the clicker switches" part of the selling point; literally pop them out of sockets and plug in new ones.
illutian in r/duneawakening
August 3, 2025 8:08 PM
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Keyboard or solidworks and autoCAD
I love the initiative of trying to get a keyboard with extra buttons, but I have tried A LOT of different solutions for this and by far the best thing to do is just re-map all of your most-used hotkeys to single-button shortcuts on your left hand, no fancy keyboard needed. That way your right hand n
...mechy18 in r/SolidWorks
September 3, 2025 2:10 PM
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Linus Tech Tips - Every Product I Couldn't Release December 26, 2025 at 12:18PM
Are there any solid modular mice recommendations? My favorite mouse is the Logitech G604 LIGHTSPEED for the extra buttons and use of a AA battery. But they were discontinued and now sell for almost $400 if I ever need a replacement. Bonus points if I can remap it with Linux (SteamOS)
Eisigesis in r/LinusTechTips
December 27, 2025 1:59 AM
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Additional equipment for Lightroom Classic Editing?
I love using my Logitech G604 mouse with 6 buttons by the thumb. I've added macros for LR and PS to it. Speeds up most processes quite a bit. Too bad the G604 is now EOL and no replacement is been launched (yet).
gorpium in r/Lightroom
December 13, 2025 1:43 PM
5
Good wireless CAD mouse without software?
I use the Logitech G604. Same situation, I installed the customization software on my home computer and the onboard memory saves the settings. It has 8 customizable buttons and I've been using it for so long I couldn't imagine running any CAD software without it now.
jaradyeah in r/SolidWorks
December 29, 2025 4:30 PM
5
G604 ~~plea~~ RALLY
I would love a g604 that isnt built like crap. Mine had the rubber wearing through completely in 2 months while my beloved g602 had lasted me the better part of a decade with almost no visible wear. My scroll wheel also stopped working after around 1.5 to 2 years while my g602 made it over 8 years o
...PeefRimgarJR in r/LogitechG
February 7, 2026 1:21 AM
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Keyboard vs controller
I spent a ton of hours in the practice range going back and forth between the two inputs. Controller is waaaaay easier to just pickup and play, but once you figure out the awkwardness of mnk it is clearly superior, in my opinion. Take this video for example: https://youtu.be/kr_tPDYppFo?si=0C43o0McY
...Cromagn0n1 in r/Rematch
June 4, 2025 2:27 PM
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Got my first Logitech mouse!
Interesting, would have to feel it to know what you mean... don't get me wrong the MacBook trackpad itself is the best around but can only use them for so long. Anyway, enjoy the mouse just not my type - I miss the G602/G604 models and am mad at Logitech for decreasing their options for multi-button
...DJK695 in r/LogitechG
April 1, 2026 4:35 PM
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Dear Logitech
I have bought a Logitech G604.. twice and it has been replaced 3 times, always having the same issue. (Click not working or double clicking or scroll wheel issues). And I finally decided to try the mighty MX Master 3s and after 2 years of usage the left click gave up on me. And their customer care s
...Glum_Insurance4300 in r/logitech
January 9, 2026 1:37 PM
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