Logitech Unveils G500 to Replace G5 Mouse

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  • doomtomb
    $70? The original G5 was successful because it wasn't overpriced ($45-50). I had the v1 G5 and got the v2 G5 a few months ago and now a new one? This new one looks ugly as sin.
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  • kittle
    My existing G5 is wearing out. mabye this one will work as good or better.

    I tried the other logictec gaming-like mice but all they did was severely aggrevate my CTS.
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  • theholylancer
    give me the new wireless G8 and I'm GtG!

    As long as its not overly expensive than my current one...
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  • theholylancer
    Make that a G7...
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  • Shadow703793
    For Logitech faithful, the G5 was one of the best gaming mice in the company's lineup.
    Correction, it *is* still the best mouse ever made. Screw G7/G9. I'm on my 2nd G5. :D
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  • jjy3k10
    My G5 v2 is still going strong after three years. Yea, the rubber is worn off where my fingers rest, but its just another attribute that makes it distinguishable from all the G5's my friends have.
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  • Wayoffbase
    I have the wireless G7. I'd like a new mouse just for the sake of newness, but the damn thing just won't wear out or break no matter what I do.
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  • tenor77
    maximum acceleration force of 30 g's.

    So it'll know when someone throws it against the wall?
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  • SOSTrooper
    The original G5 debuted at $69.99 as well.
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  • SOSTrooper
    doomtomb$70? The original G5 was successful because it wasn't overpriced ($45-50).
    The original G5 debuted at $69.99 as well.
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