Now that I have had time to live with the G602, is it the ideal mouse to get if you are looking for a wireless gaming mouse? I think that will depend on if you love the tilt scroll that other Logitech mice, or if you need the option to go wired at times,...
Abstract: Meet the G602, Logitech's latest wireless gaming mouse for 2013 that isn't afraid to tell you all about its battery life specifications. That's because the G602 boasts an awe-inspiring battery life of up to 250 hours, or up to a staggering 1,440 hours ...
Abstract: There's no doubt about it: It's embarrassing to be caught with your pants down. All the shocked looks, the awkward explanations… Not that I'm speaking from experience, but, well, you know…Most gamers I know don't trust wireless gaming peripherals. Cable c...
Published: 2013-10-04, Author: Frederik , review by: techpowerup.com
Wireless, Twelve buttons, Durable, Long battery life, Uses normal AA batteries, Good driver suite, Comfortable, Great sensor
Batteries weigh a lot, There is still a chance you will run out of juice during a gaming session, No real macro capability
The Logitech G602 Wireless gaming mouse sells for $79. Wireless! Twelve buttons Durable Long battery life Uses normal AA batteries Good driver suite Comfortable Great sensor Batteries weigh a lot There is still a chance you will run out of juice during a...
Published: 2013-09-30, Author: James , review by: Geek.com
Abstract: In the world of PC gaming peripherals, Logitech and Razer could be likened to Microsoft and Apple — two kings of the landscape, with one focused more on getting the job done and the other focused more on presentation. Logitech tends to be the one focused ...
Comfortable grip, with effective non-slip coatings, Great precision and response, 11 user-programmable buttons (left/right/middle, plus 8 custom), Excellent desktop software for customisation
No support for little finger, Thumb buttons aren't as accessible as they could be, Uses disposable batteries (2xAA)
An excellent FPS or RPG gaming mouse, if you don't need hair-trigger response on the thumb buttons...
Wireless, no cable mess, 250hours of life, Comfortable fit, for big or small hands, Typical Logitech quality, which is AMAZING!, Extra buttons available for your own desires
Wireless, feed it batteries doctor, it's dying!!!, Extra button layout on the left is a bit hard to distinguish, Cost – it's a bit high; I can get a top dollar wired mouse for the same money, Battery indicator on the mouse doesn't exactly work, too late t
Ultimately the Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse did impress me. I'm usually not a fan of wireless mice due to the need to feed them their never-ending supply of power via batteries. However, this mouse lasted longer than I thought it would on its first...
Comfortable grip, with effective non-slip coatings, Great precision and response, 11 user-programmable buttons (left/right/middle, plus 8 custom), Excellent desktop software for customisation
No support for little finger, Thumb buttons aren't as accessible as they could be, Uses disposable batteries (2xAA)
Logitech's G602 is a wireless gaming mouse that – in my own experience at least – proved a fair match to any wired competitor I've tested.The extra buttons are genuinely useful, though slightly better placement of the thumb buttons would have greatly incr...
Published: 2014-02-27, Author: Simon , review by: maxit.com.my
Abstract: Logitech has been making mice and keyboards (plus other PC peripherals) for a long, long time. Since the early 80s, the company has pretty much cornered the input device market. Although there are many more brands around nowadays, Logitech still makes som...
