Logitech - G900 Chaos Spectrum Optical Gaming Mouse - Black

Logitech - G900 Chaos Spectrum Optical Gaming Mouse Pros: Feels good Different Hardware Configurations Great Software Hard Line or Wireless Cons: Price for some Scrolling is not to smooth Learning curve with DPI I really love this mouse! It does take time to get use to using it. Logitech is a good brand. This is the best mouse by far I have owned. If you a gamer it is really good with a learning curve. It is fast! It also has great software that sets it up for cloth and hard mouse surfaces, which I never seen before. I really love the option of line or wireless which really makes a great for multitasking. I line hard line for gaming and wireless for apps, just my preference. The mouse is super smooth and light for me. Price wise you get what you pay for. I never spent 129 plus and protection plan for a mouse but it was worth it. Best Buy is by far the best protection plans out there. I see using it for next 4-5 years.

Even after reading countless reviews, this mouse beat all expectations. It has seemingly endless customization options, and the battery life is great. I'm averaging ~3 days with about 5-6 hours use per day. Some people might argue that it seems too light for its size, but it seems to fit in my (slightly large) hands flawlessly. It's a bit expensive, but I think it's well worth the price.

Personally this mouse is one of the best noises out there. It is amazing and since it’s wireless there are no cable issues!

For the price you pay, you definitely get the bang for your buck. The mouse overall is sleek in texture almost like a matte type of finish which adds to the luxury look of the thing. The changing led's definitely add a new sense of gaming when in dark environments that'll definitely turn heads. Performance wise this thing has gotten me through the toughest games where you completely outshine your opponents. Using this mouse alone has increased my reaction timing ten fold I'm able to sense the enemy before the enemy can even load in the game. 10/10 - ign

+ Perfectly weighted & shaped for me. + Excellent primary and secondary buttons (the side buttons are good too). + I am surprised how much I like and use wired AND wireless options (thankfully, with the tiny USB dongle). I tend to switch a lot from casual browsing, to heavy work related interactions, to intense gaming sessions...and I do this either at a desk or on the go in a variety of locations. + The sensor (and adjustable sensitivity settings) are amazing! I really like how I can set what I want, and then it will save it to the memory on the mouse. This way, I can use my mouse on any PC without having to install the software on all the computers I use (which can be a lot when I am travelling). + I already own the Logitech G502 Proteus mouse (which is a great mouse as it is), but I was amazed when I realized how much better the G900 was (once you get your settings dialed in)! + I can’t live without the hyper-fast scrolling (great for large documents/spreadsheets/etc). This is why I tend to stay away from other companies (except for gaming)...but now this is the true do-it-all mouse! + I like the rechargeable battery because it’s less to hassle with when travelling, but I do have to charge it a lot more than I was expecting. Luckily, if you forget the included cable, it will still work with any micro USB cable. - The only real negative item is the price. I would certainly never pay for a mouse over $100 and thankfully I still would not pay more than that for this one. Thanks to Best Buy’s Black Friday deals, I did not have to!

Time: Using for 2 weeks solid. I telecommute and game, so I'm at the computer using a mouse as much as 12 - 14 hours a day with a minimum of 8. I own a conga line of Logitech mice due to their superior ergonomics for my hand (and one Cyborg RAT which has killer adjustable ergonomics and a flaky, bargain-bin sensor). The G900 is nice and long for large hands like mine and would work great for people with long fingers too (my hands are like pie plates). Weight -- or lack thereof -- is excellent over other cordless mice. Battery life is 2-3 days for me -- bling lights turned off -- and the included cord is FINALLY supple so charge-while-using is issue-free. Click feel and button placement are also perfect with only light pressure needed which lowers fatigue. The extra buttons are useful and well placed. Compared to other mice: G700s: G900 has a WAY better battery, much lower weight, and works for lefties. G700s is slightly better for large hands, but that's a small tick up on an otherwise inferior mouse. The G700s charging cable may as well be copper pipe for its lack of flexibility. G500s: Obviously corded. G900 has better click feel and a surprisingly better cord for corded use. G500s has the slight edge the G700s has in large-hand ergonomics. The ONE Con: Price. I got mine on Black Friday for 1/2 price. I'd probably eventually have got one and been happy nearer to full price, but holy cr*p, Logitech, $150 is a bit tough for the vast majority to dump on just the mouse.

Whether you are a serious, non-FPS hardcore gamer or just want a fantastic comfortable mouse for your office, this mouse ticks all the boxes. Incredible ambidextrous shape, great feeling clicks and buttons, very responsive sensor. The battery lasts a good 3 days if you keep the light on, little more if you disable. An end game mouse for most people.

Prior to using this mouse I would only use wired mouse for gaming, as I was concerned about latency and losing battery power at an inopportune time. Additionally, I would never use an ambidextrous mouse as I preferred ergonomic right-hand oriented mice. My previous ambidextrous experience with mice like the SteelSeries Sensei resulted in hand cramping and an overall unpleasant experience. I wasn't expecting that much out of this mouse, but there is no mouse I've used (SteelSeries Ikari, SteelSeries Sensei, Corsair M65, Razer Deathadder, Razer Mamba TE, Logitech G402, Logitech G502) that can compare to this mouse. It's responsive and accurate, and performs just as well as any wired mouse. Comfort-wise, despite using an ambidextrous mouse, my hand has never felt better (fingertip grip). This mouse is expensive but definitely worth the price.