G300s Wired Gaming Mouse

X has a built-in but rather secret feature which allows you to emulate scrolling (in both directions) by holding down a mouse button. I use it with a Logitech mouse which has two extra buttons next to the scroll wheel. One's a proper middle mouse button and the other's the scroll button. xinput --se

I mean if you're only going to play single player games sure. I like playing multiplayer often and god I love wireless for it and I'm never going back. Not having to bother with the friction that wire causes feels really good. On top of that it is hella lightweight and shape is amazing Also the sens

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Right. I am right-handed, but i use the mouse with left hand. Logitech G300s is the best. ;-)

Un Logitech G300S ahora, algo normalito. Dejé de jugar competitivo hace unos años y ya solo juego single player, para el uso que le doy podría ser inalámbrico desde luego, pero antes tenía un G5. Ese me iba cojonudo y la verdad lo echo de menos.

Logitech g502 if you have big hands and hate small buttons.After years of playing multiple MMOs with a Razer Naga and NOT using the side buttons (Only 7, 9, 10, 11 and 12) because my hands are huge and i always ended up pressing the wrong buttons with my big fingers i switched into a Logitech g502 a

If it had buttons like a Roccat Tyon or Logitech G300, I would probably had bought one. It was so damn close to be ideal.

Good luck fitting a battery in it.The g300 is one of the most popular "why hasn't logitech rereleased this" mice out there, and not one person has done a wireless conversion. It's most likely not worth it or even possible with all the shit you'd have to cut inside to fit new internals and keep the t

Mouse will give you the most noticable difference. But TBH you don't need to overspend in either department. After like $30-40 you have diminishing returns on investment (in both categories) The favorite mouse I ever had was a Logitech G300s that I got for $28, it lasted me about 5 years before it s