Up Your MMO Skills: Logitech’s G600 Gaming Mouse Is Cheaper Than Ever
Complete with 20 separate buttons, a solid sensor and RGB, it’s an MMO king for just $23.
Big into World of Warcraft? Want to pwn some n00bs in FFXIV? With the best holiday tech deals here to tempt, there's no shame in hunting for a cheap gaming mouse. Today, the Logitech G600, a mouse made specifically for MMO games, is selling for its lowest price ever, $23 on Amazon.
Logitech’s G600 MMO - was $80, now $23 @ Amazon
The G600 boasts 20 programmable buttons, including 12 on aits thumb panel for quickly playing MMO games with ease. RGB doesn't hurt either.
So what does that $23 net you? Well of course, the big grab are those 20 MMO-oriented buttons. According to Logitech, the 12 primary buttons located on the left side in the thumb rest were developed in conjunction with top MMO gamers and MMO developers alike. There are two carefully honed “dishes” of buttons (6 a piece) that are supposed to make it easy for muscle memory to record where each key is.
You also get a healthy amount of RGB lighting, (again pulsing through those 12 buttons), on-the-fly DPI switching, a contoured ergonomic grip and an optical sensor. You also get a max acceleration of around 30Gs and a max speed of 160 IPS (4.0 m/s) before tracking drops off.
At such a low price point, even if you don’t game on MMOs all the time, maybe with this mouse you'll reconsider. But if that's not for you, remember that we're also keeping track of the best gaming mice all year round.
Specifications
Sensor | Laser illuminated optical |
Sensitivity | 200-8,000 CPI |
Sensor Model | Logitech “gaming grade” laser-illuminated optical sensor |
Polling Rate | 1000Hz |
Programmable Buttons | 20 |
LEDs | 16.8 Million Colors |
Cable Length | 2.1 M |
Weight | 133g |
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jimmysmitty Having had one since 2012 that is now my work mouse, I can say the mouse is durable and works great. When I was heavily playing GW2 it was great for the ease of assigning buttons to the 12 side buttons making playing so much easier than using a bunch of keyboard keys.Reply
If its $23 bucks and you needs a good MMO mouse its well worth that.