G602

Kalo mau murah dan decent, coba Ugreen 45792. Harga dibawah 350rb (tergantung diskon), hampir setengah harga dari Rapoo. Vertical scroll wheel bisa infinite scrolling (kayak MX Master), ada side/horizontal scroll wheel, forward and back button, ada mode untuk Mac, batere 2xAA (gak perlu khawatir nge

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

Logitech G602. Best mouse I've ever used. Unfortunately they've discontinued it and the left click has started to develop inadvertent double clicks. Going to have to take it apart and replace the micro switch once it becomes too bothersome.

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.

Asus ROG Spatha X seems like it may be a contender https://rog.asus.com/us/mice-mouse-pads/mice/wireless/rog-spatha-x-model/ 6 side buttons, thumb rest (looks kinda small), DPI up/down buttons (I usually bind these to pgup/pgdn) I tried a Razer Naga v2 Hyperspeed with the 12-button keypad on the sid

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

I love this mouse and have two of them and two of the G700 models before it. Too me their only flaw is bad battery life. These days I use my 700s for my every day wireless just because of the ergonomics, but the battery still only lasts just over a week. I am using a 2400 mAh NIMH cell. If Logitech

I use a Redragon M811 Pro, which is a similar mouse but with 8 thumb buttons, and it’s surprisingly good for a $32 mouse. It’s the latest and best I’ve found in my quest to find something comparable to my beloved Logitech G602.

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.

Now that I look at their marketing, I don't see any major claims about ergonomic benefits, although it does have the ability to adjust the positions of the keys. To me that counts as an ergonomic feature. You're right to point out that it is a tall device. I imagine placing the hand on it may encour