Logitech Unveils New G300 Gaming Mouse
When it comes to gaming mice, the "Best PC Part I Ever Spent My Hard Earned Cash On Contest" proved that Maximum PC readers are gaga for R.A.T. Mice. and who can blame you? We love it too. But Logitech's not letting all the Cyborg love get in the way of their releases. The company just announced it has a mouse up its sleeve, too, in the form of the upcoming Logitech Gaming Mouse G300.
The Logitech Gaming Mouse G300 might not have the sheer badass look of the R.A.T. line, but it offers plenty of other features – like buttons. Scads of programmable buttons!
"It features nine programmable buttons that are carefully placed to be easily reachable, but also out of the way when you don’t need them," Global Product Marketing Manager Chris Pate said in the blog post announcing the new mouse. "Out of the box there are three onboard profiles are configured with basic MMO, FPS, and productivity settings, and illuminated areas near the thumb glow red, blue, or green to let you know which one you’re using."
Want some stats? The mouse measures in at a scant 112mm long x 73mm wide x 35m high and only weighs around a quarter pound. It sports a 2500 dpi optical sensor and an ambidextrous design, while customization options abound with the use of Logitech's Gaming Software, which lets you change almost every aspect of the device. The changes store in the onboard profiles, so if you bring your mouse to a buddy's house, your custom configuration remains intact.
Sound intriguing? You can preorder the Logitech Gaming Mouse G300 on Logitech's website for $40.
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Paladin25
August 24, 2011 at 9:36am
Too light, the best mouse I ever had was my MX 1000 wireless. It was heavy and I liked it. Then I got an mx518, that was ok, but now I have a G700, slightly less heavy but not as big. Probably going to check the R.A.T out if I can weigh the sucker down and make is big enough to fit my whole hand.
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rawrnomnom
August 18, 2011 at 9:50pm
Meh, the lack of thumb buttons doesn't tempt me in any way to get this... I'll stick to my deathadder
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cigar3tte
August 18, 2011 at 2:25pm
Everytime I reinstalled Windows, Logitech software tells me my mouse isn't registered with the PC and need to wipe the onboard profiles. Am I missing something, because that would mean I can't take my mouse to a friend's place and have my profiles intact.
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Rogue74
August 18, 2011 at 5:54pm
I agree. I'm still using a MX518 mouse. I use the thumb buttons for everything in games. Also with that new mouse looks like those top two buttons on the right would be too easy to hit. Those buttons are right where my ringer finger rests.
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