G602

I know a lot of people need custom key binds for many reasons, and Anet could maybe fix this, but you can't realistically expect to be able to assign two actions to the same key and have it work consistently in all scenarios. The solution is to use a unique key per action, how you go about making th

I just want a new Logitech mouse with more side buttons. Miss the G602/604.

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

I use the logitech g602 and g604 they have 6 programmable buttons on the side. The mouse has been discontinued but still can be found online. I haven't seen a great replacement for this model yet that fits my needs CAD and games, so I keep fixing them. Good luck.

The ideal is something akin to the Logitech G602 and G604. Neither mouse was perfect, especially in build quality, but 2 additional index finger-buttons, and 6 thumb buttons is right in the sweet spot. Enough to get essentials like stances, panic buttons, on-the-move spells, and 'enter' on it, but n

Yeah, but macros and other custom settings require synapse to work, even if they're part of the onboard default profile. I just swapped from Logitech G602, which has multiple onboard profiles that don't require GHub, and I have my default profile set up for web browsing (opening/closing tabs, refres

Can't say on battery life and touch/feel/sensitivity of the basilisk mouse, but my go-to gaming mouse is Logitech G602. It's not too big, takes 2 AA batteries, but the battery life is amazing! Pretty programmable, but I like it's sensitivity and how reliable it is. Haven't checked price on G602, but

I have an aging G602 and want the same. been using Logitech for decades (performance and MX performance before the g602). I can't drop the 6 thumb button. 4 or 5 might be doable, but not 2. the Naga Pro doesn't have the thumb rest, which is comfortable.

I've got an old Logitech g602, and input remapper works on it. While not the best option, you can spin up a Windows VM to map the buttons the way you'd like and store it in the onboard memory.

Get a mouse with side buttons. I have an older logitech g602 and the 6 thumb buttons are programmed to invi/prayer/spellbook and 3 mostly unused.