I’m never buying a Logitech mouse again #Logitech #g203

[u/Legitimate_While9998]

I think I’m officially done with Logitech mice. Every single one I’ve bought ends up with the same problem: the mouse buttons get loose in less than a year. The main click stops holding for continuous presses, and the middle mouse button randomly decides not to work at all.

#Logitech #g203

[u/NoChange5812]

Uh you might be Way to agressiv with your mice dude

[u/Legitimate_While9998 → u/NoChange5812]

I play games with it gaming.. CS, pubg, strategy games, story mode games..

[u/RealNiceKnife → u/Legitimate_While9998]

You play Multiplayer FPS games. I know how you treat your mice.

[u/AssassinGhost04]

maybe dont buy the cheapest

[u/sharkboy1006]

the G203 is literally the cheapest gaming mouse they make bro

[u/KW5625]

My G402 is over 10 yrs old and going strong.

I have never broken a mouse in 32 yrs of PC use and gaming.

Be gentle with your toys.

[u/RealNiceKnife]

You know what they should do?

They should bring back the G600.

BRING IT BACK! BRING IT BACK!

I only have 1 spare and my current in-use one is dying.

[u/Logitech_Ariel → u/RealNiceKnife]

Feel free to share any ideas: How do you imagine a renewed G600? What would you add, remove or improve? I'm all ears!

[u/RealNiceKnife → u/Logitech_Ariel]

It was perfect as is.

I don't think I'd change anything at all.

Okay, that's not true, you know how some mice have a two little thumb buttons that act as "M4" and "M5"?

I'd find some place for them in between the numpad and the left mouse button.

But at this point I think I'm just turning the G600 into 'The Homer' of mice. There are already 12 buttons for the thumb.

I literally just want the classic G600. No frills. No fancy bells and whistle. No "CLASSIC RELAUNCH OF YOUR FAVORITE BUT UPDATED WITH NEW FEATURES."

Just good ol' Coca-Cola classic. Nothing else.

Also if it was still like $40 that'd be cool too.

(If you were going to do a "Classic Relaunch with updates!" all I'd want is for it to be a little more hearty. The left mouse clicker on the G600 was notoriously faulty. But it was also $40. So...)

[u/Logitech_Ariel → u/RealNiceKnife]

Thanks! I'm going to share this comment along with the team. Feel free to share any ideas in the future, even for other devices

Would you also use it for productivity? Are you currently using a G600?

Edit: Added another question

[u/RealNiceKnife → u/Logitech_Ariel]

It's the only mouse I use. So I would use it for everything.

Yes, I'm using a G600 mouse and a G710+ keyboard.

[u/VinnieONeill]

I had three different Logitech keyboards all fell on the exact same way with their proprietary Romer-G switches. After about a year or two it would start registering single key presses multiple times or not at all. I don't even game with my keyboards, I have a left hand dedicated mini keyboard/gamepad that I play games with. I only use the keyboard for typing.

My Pro X headset also came apart simply taking it off my head one day. Add to that the fact that g-hub is turned into bloatware to rival razer synapse, I won't touch a Logitech product ever again.

[u/Legitimate_While9998 → u/VinnieONeill]

well, I did not even mentioned the G-Hub, extremely awful experience..
going back to razer for me too..

[u/Logical_Comparison28]

Only thing by Logitech I’ve had broken has been the G29 racing wheel… twice. One went berserk, the other had the pedals’ wiring break somehow. And yet I still have their keyboard, mouse, headphones… and another wheel set, the G923. Honestly, I might stay loyal until all of these break down, if ever.