Logitech announces its G600 MMO Gaming Mouse
Logitech announces its new G600 MMO Gaming Mouse, part of its G-Series gaming lineup.
The Logitech G600 MMO mouse features 20 buttons, including 12 thumb buttons, set in two groups of six on a side thumb panel. The G600 will be available in white or black, with a rated DPI of 50 to 8200, thanks to its gaming-grade laser sensor. Your DPI speed can be controlled through your user-profile, which allows you to switch between up to 5 different DPI settings.
The G600 offers three default profiles, two for MMOs and one for general gaming. The mouse is set up for use right out of the box, no drivers required. Users have an option to download Logitech's Gaming Software to add additional tweaking ability. The G600 features the G-Shift function that doubles the number of actions you can perform with any button. As with all of the G-Series products, the keys are programmable so you can create your own commands than store them in the mouse’s onboard memory, and access them all with one touch.
The G600's thumb panel's RGB illumination is fully customizable with more than 16 million possible color combinations that users can use to identify the active on-board profile. The lighting can be set to glow continuously, pulse on and off, continuously cycle, or dim after a user-determined period of inactivity.
The Logitech G600 MMO Gaming Mouse is expected to be available in the U.S. and Europe beginning in July 2012, for a suggested retail price of $79.99. For more information visit Logitech's website or its blog.
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crisan_tiberiu 12 buttons for 1 finger ^-. I have 4 buttons there and i find it sometimes to much :DReply -
alidan damn... 80$Reply
i have a razor naga, how good would this be as a replacement when the razor kicks the bucket? i mean this is at the very least an alternative to the naga, but i have no idea how good it would feel in my hands. -
belardo Its an MMO mouse... those 12 buttons are useful for some people. Not FPS thou.Reply
I have the Performance MX mouse which has 3 thumb buttons, I use 2 of them for gaming. -
cscott_it I used to have a Razer Naga, for the first week/half-week there is a bit of a learning curve - but it becomes like second nature afterwards. Given that it's Logitech, I'm sure that it's decently made.Reply
If I ever get heavy back into MMOs, this might be something worth looking into. -
NoClue_87 Logitech has better quality bigger warranty(3 years) and great customer support so i would choose this over Naga any day.Reply