I loved my G604, but after a year (days after warranty expired ofc) it suffered from the common Omron switch corrosion “double click” issue. In practice, it dropped button-holds and clicked again. Imagine dragging a window, it drops it, and randomly clicks somewhere else on screen, but all while you’re holding the button down.

It was a great one year though. That was probably my last Logitech product, though many other brands use those switches too. AFAIK the problem mainly affected wireless mice. From what I’ve read, the switches require a certain voltage to prevent corrosion, but when Logitech and other brands improperly use them in wireless mice, the battery-saving features don’t meet the power requirement.

Maybe they’ve since fixed it, but I personally wouldn’t recommend this mouse unless you’re comfortable opening it up and cleaning the contacts or replacing the switches someday - or don’t mind keeping a 2nd one handy.

I like it but I do get odd double clicks here and there, that can be very annoying, and it's older brother the g602 had the same issue. However the build quality of the g602 was better, the rubber on the g604 has degraded much quicker, and I had to reglue some of the top plastic on the left side of the mouse.

Logitech's quality is going down while their prices stay the same/rise

I do like the g604 for the most part but I really would recommend another brand if possible.

I've had my 502 at home for something like 6 years IIRC. Immediately bought one for work. Great mice, no issues.

I'm disabled and currently use a Logi G903, and I'm idly looking for a mouse with a couple more side buttons on each side (this has 2 left 2 right) since I play fps and stuff with just a mouse. This looks cool but I'd need left handed or ambidextrous, is there anything like that?

I'm sorry, are those functionally analog mouse buttons?

This thing is way out of my price range, but at the same time it looks so frickin neat! Not to mention Swiftpoint is making a Z2?

that looks really nice! have you used it with Linux or has anyone else here?

Is this the one you're referring to?

My Roccat is meh.
Had both the Kone AIMO and the Kova.

The Kova developed within 3 or 4 years mushy buttons of moderate gaming (teenager me about 2-3h daily gaming).
The Kone plastic became shiny within 4 years and creaked. Had to put a piece of folded paper under the shell to stop it from annoying me. Also it develops gamer gunk way too quickly compared the the MX master 2s/3 I use at work for 8h daily.
The MX 2s only had gunk on the mouse wheel and the coating was solid so far.
The 3 has a solid mouse wheel and without the jagged edges (compared to the 2s) doesnt aqumulate gunk as easily. Instead the rubber coating is now becoming a bit sticky after ~3 years on the thumb button. Still the buttons are solid.

Will probably switch to a logitech mouse similar to the Kone shape once I have enough from it.

About me: I use liquid soap, have usually dry hands and don't use moisturizer at all. My hands may get a bit sweaty during longer hours.

Razer's software is only necessary to configure the mouse. It doesn't need to be running 24/7. It's also not "unstable" I've never had issues with it tbh.

So this is... Vict tsing or something, I think they're called?

I had a daily driver for about a year from them which was phenomenal. It was responsive, felt great in my hand, had a pinky rest, so much better than the piece of shit g502s that was the last Logitech mouse I'll buy, apparently the only gaming mouse they make now, and also evidently made for those with tiny, dainty hands.

It stopped working evebtuslly though I can't really why exactly, and the second on I bought stopped working much soone, after maybe 2 months?

Anyway the first one I bought was well worth the $20, price of admission. The second one less so. So while there are some durability issue, the low cost of entry and performance made up for it.

Yeah that's the Naga Pro, the one pictured.

No idea. Opened up to see if the issue was obvious but nothing was out of the ordinary looking.

Not the OP but I’ve had multiple Nagas and they always either die or start double clicking after a few years of use. They are nice but don’t last long.

I hate these kinds of mice but my mother has been using Logitech trackball mice at work for like 20 years so I know some people swear by them. Not sure how usable it would be for something like gaming though.