Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum Professional Grade Wired/Wireless Gaming Mouse (910-004558)

I have been using this mouse for almost 20 days now and this is what I feel about it.This one has the best grip mechanism along with amazing dpi and precision for FPS game. I play battlefield 1,battlefield 4 and battlefield 3 and this mouse helps me to own the enemies easily with G440 mousepad. A good symmetrical mouse for both left handed and right handed with lots of customization available and too low weight help the user to achieve quick control in the dire situation in the game.In short, you will get called hacker by other players and that is for sure... Lol

I sold my 30000 rs. Gaming rig f9r this mouse but i think it was a well made decision because this mouse works flawlessly with my android phone. I don't think so that i could be anymore satisfied in life. The only sad part is that i had to sell my rig which took me over a year to save up for and build. I am happy tho.

best mouse in the market and truly is the first wireless mouse which gives the feeling of using a wired one (meaning it has no lag). it is also an ambidextrous mouse so even people who use their left hand can use it. the only thing is that its expensive. but if yu have the money then this is the mice to buy and is overall better than all the mice availabe as of right now

For all the fools who are trolling this mouse : you know nothing about gaming. This mouse really is good !

Amazingly comfortable and good one.. only issue is needs a little learning curve to properly adjust dpi.

Value for money...Lol

i've used a variety of mice (almost all wired) in the past like i assume most mouse review reading people have. i used a non-gaming wireless logitech mouse for a while, switched over to the wired g502. both solid mice, but this one is an easy favourite. it's highly customisable with an obscene number of buttons (and a scroll wheel you can click left/right, because why not?), it works well, it's conveniently wired + wireless. there's a lot you can do because maybe you WANT a volume slider on your mouse you can have it you can do it. and it looks nice! you can customise the RGB logitech G logo to match your epic gamer keyboard.it's pretty light so you can just glide around your mouse mat doing 360s to your heart's content, though this isn't optimal for you if you like a mouse with some weight to it. i'm right-handed and not ambidextrous but i don't feel awkward using it. i've also adapted just fine to different mouse shapes in the past, so if a certain shape is really important for you then keep that in mind. i think physically it feels good to use, everything is responsive, tactile feedback is good.wireless is pretty much the best thing ever. i don't experience input issues or whatever so i'm very happy with the freedom wireless enables me to have. there's literally zero inconvenience and i plug the mouse in when i go to bed, though i'm pretty sure i've used it for 2 or 3 days without recharging and it still has the power to go on. i'm a trash goblin lacking desk space so i don't have space for a bungee and don't like tugging on my mouse cord but i like the braided cord either way.maybe my only issue would be that the scroll wheel is harder to push than on a mouse like the g502, you have to actually push it instead of just giving it a tap like with other mouse buttons, but you get used to it.this is an incredibly good mouse with more features than most people need. since i use my mouse for many many hours every single day of my life, sometimes gaming, i'm more than willing to pay a chunk of money for a gaming mouse that performs well. i'd absolutely purchase this exact mouse again. i can't recommend a wireless mouse or really any mouse more than this one. it is absolutely worth the money spent on it. i've only used it for about 5 months so far.

I've used lots of mice over the years, and I normally have several at a time for different uses. I purchased this one as my FPS mouse after my second Steelseries Sensei died in the course of one year from clicking issues, and I'm so glad I did. After using this for a few weeks I am beyond happy with the purchase. I did purchase this when it was on sale for 100$, but that being said, if you're looking for a solid mouse with nice features and are willing to pay the price, do it, you won't be disappointed.One of the main things I need in a mouse nowadays is the on board memory for settings and profiles. I use this on both my computer and my consoles while using a XIM4, because of that I need the on board memory. Well, "need" is a strong word, but I certainly prefer it. Another key feature I was looking for in my replacement was that it be wireless. They've come a long way with wireless mice in recent years and it shows. This comes with a charging cable and an adapter that turns it into an extension cable for you to plug the wireless dongle in so that you can have it very close to the mouse. I ended up using another USB extension cable I had laying around so that I could wire it into my desk nicely and I keep the dongle plugged into that. I then charge the mouse whenever I'm done for the day using the supplied USB cable, which is plenty considering that once I turned off the light on the front of the mouse the battery life is around 34 hours. I can even forget to charge it and still use it the next day which is very nice.?Pros:-This mouse has the absolute best click action I have ever felt/heard in a mouse. It's downright satisfying-The Logitech software is very unobtrusive and lightweight compared to others (Razer Synapse anyone?)-The on board profiles are very handy for those who like having them-Very well placed DPI buttons, and you can have many settings to switch through-Extremely high DPI for those who want/need it-Battery life: 34 hours is more than I would have expected (that's with the front light off, it's closer to 24 with it lit)-Wireless: Last but not least, the wireless works flawlessly. I notice no difference between this and my wired miceCons:-I had a little trouble updating the firmware when I first unboxed it (see other thoughts)-That's honestly all I can think of for the consOther thoughts:-About the firmware issue I had: It turned out to be because I was plugged into a USB hub at the time, I didn't quite think that through, but I also tried it using other USB options to test it. The only way I was able to get the firmware to successfully update was by plugging it directly into the computer. Not really a big deal.-Super high DPI: Though I don't really see a need for a DPI as high as this mouse can get, I guess it's nice to know it's there. I purchased it for other reasons-The weight: I've seen some mention how light this mouse is as a bad thing. I normally prefer a more weighty mouse myself, but they really did this one right. It has a great tactile feel and, cheesy as it sounds, I noticed an improvement in my FPS games the very first time I tried it.-The size: I've seen other reviews talk about hand size being an issue, and I don't really get it. I have large hands and I can comfortably use this mouse for hours on end without any discomfort. My wife has small hands and has used it for several hours at a time without any complaints.-The construction: The last thing I've seen mentioned a few times by others is the fact that this mouse is missing the fancy rubber grips and whatnot that you may find on other mice. They did this to reduce weight as much as possible, but they did it very well. I usually like some rubber to hold on to, as my last few mice have had, but I'm not missing it at all with this mouse. I actually think if it DID have rubber grip I wouldn't like it.-Brand: In all my expeirence (16 years working various IT and computer repair gigs), Logitech makes really solid products. I have yet to have a logitech product fail me. I still have many of their products that are working even after over 10 years of use. I was very happy to see they had a mouse that fit my needs this time around because I have had nothing but sub-par experiences with other brands in the last 5-6 years.Mouse choice is always a preference. Not everyone will like the same mouse every time, in fact I ordered this half expecting to not like how light it is and then end up returning it. If you think you want to give this mouse a try, don't let other peoples reviews sway you against it.

Mi ratón anterior era un Logitech G502, el cual es excelente pero este nuevo G900 es mejor en todos los aspectos.El diseño es increíblemente ligero y ergonómico, los botones se sienten muy sólidos y la respuesta es inmediata, el sensor es en pocas palabras perfecto (cero aceleración o corrección de seguimiento) y lo mejor de todo es que el ratón es inalámbrico.La batería cuando uno deshabilita los LEDs dura fácilmente 32 horas (inclusive más ya que el ratón se pone en un modo de bajo consumo de energía después de un periodo de inactividad).Claro, el precio del producto es bastante alto pero es igual o más bajo al de productos inferiores de otras compañías donde sus productos tienen problemas como peso exorbitante, problemas o retraso en la señal inalámbrica u otros problemas con los botones o el sensor.Este es simplemente otro excelente producto de Logitech que sube las barreras de lo que un ratón inalámrico era capaz de hacer anteriormente, y tiene rendimiento igual o superior al de un ratón cableado.

En cuanto a precio fue lo más bajo que he encontrado realmente. Tengo entendido que la única diferencia basicamente entre el G900 y G903 es que el G903 se recarga inalambricamente, es totalmente inalambrico y tiene unos dos botones extra y por estas dos difenrecias es que es demasiado costoso; no desprecien su dinero, el G900 es todo lo que buscan, llevo usandolo unos meses y me ha funcionado perfectamente en todos los aspectos, es tan estético, cómodo y sólo recomiendo tener un buen mouse pad (yo recomiendo uno rígido) si eres muy competitivo en los FPS. Excelente compra y precio. Le compré a aparte su estuche especial y qué hermoso se ve ahí guardadito.

Great mouse, Im coming from a long line of logitech mice (G602, G600, G700, MX518)It's much lighter than the G602, but less comfortable since its ambidextrous, while the G602, like many Logitech mice, has a very smooth sculpted feeling that perfectly matches your grip.The lack of a major thumb rest, which is also a hallmark of many logitech mice, will take some getting used to.The back of the G900 has a raised crease, which could ride into your palm in some situations when you are moving the mouse towards you. This is compared to other Logitech mice (G602 again) where the rear is flush with the mouse pad, meaning that your palm will never dig into the back of the mouse and prevent it from moving in some situations.Love the customizable buttons, the buttons on the right are easily accessible even if you are right handed, so you can use them along with the typical left ones.My main minor issue is that I typical claw grip mice very far back. Since the G900 is a pretty "long" mouse compared to these others, and since there are those very profound indents near the base of each click button, I'm getting used to placing my wrist and fingers further up on the mouse. Initially my fingers would gravitate towards those indents because of how the mouse is shaped. That flat vertical "wall" shape would have been much better as a surface that just meets the mouse click surfaces.The mid portion of this mouse (the indents and general negative space) will take some getting used to if you typically claw grip mice from far away.The clicky feeling of the scroll wheel when its in normal mode is great.Scroll left and right is a great addition and should be standard on all mice.The first thing I did was turn off the LEDs to extend battery life.You could also play full time with the wire/cord, its not stiff enough to be a problem.Very happy with the purchase knowing there's going to be an adaptation period, but that's fine. The issues are nothing compared to the comfort issues I instantly had with the Corsair Scimitar I bought recently, which felt very weird to grasp (very wide and tall mouse), and the click buttons/feedback was terrible.