G602

Definitely happens here. Had to take a baby toy apart (press the button and the door pops open kind) because the 5 year old decided to put seashells into it. But of course I've rapaired things that the kids didn't break like the dryer twice. I also have a mouse I love that's not made any more (Logit

I'm disappointed Logitech discontinued the G602 & G604 shaped mice. A major concern is that most of their mice use a rubber that will eventually get sticky and deteriorate within a few years. Very much planned obsolescence. Prices have doubled as well. Mice used to $60-80, now they are pushing $120.

I’m now in this club with one of my side buttons finally giving up the ghost. Been hunting all over for a decent replacement and haven’t seen very many options to choose from that are close to the g602 design. I know as soon as I buy something different Logitech will finally release a new version.

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

I never had a hardware issue with Logitech peripherals unless it was my doing. Over the years I have had a G602 then a G604 and now the G502X. All great mice at the times I used them. I only upgraded because I wanted too. I had a G910 Spectrum keyboard that the volume wheel broke because I was carel

Same. Long time user too. All my equipment has been Logitech. Never had any issues with any of my devices. I literally have some old stuff laying around saving it as a reserve. They still work fine. For mice, I had; G400, G500, G600, G602, G603, G604, G502 X Lightspeed (current one). Also using MX A

It's funny, I used to be an all Logitech guy. Keyboards, mice, webcam, even bought their keyboard folio case for my iPad over Apple's "magic" one. The folio honestly held up really well. But everything else has been a disappointment. Mice start double clicking within 6 months and the trick to revita

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