This is everything I want in a mouse. Ghub is good enough, so I can use it for work and play. I use it for FPS games, MMO's and macros for work. For work, it saves me tons of time! Spreadsheet macros, photoshop macros, video editing, etc.

The only thing I would improve is the overall build quality, but at this price point it's great value still. The side buttons are just a little too easy to push sometimes, and I have to be aware of how tense I am when playing some high stakes games. I'd like a wireless version for playing on the couch.

Get this mouse, it's probably everything you need and at a great price. I just have a couple of creature comforts I'd like, it has no problems that break it completely, not even close.

Price, more customisable than Naga mice if you use LGS(older software)

GShift feature more troublesome which can make normal click into ctrl-clicks, must customise buttons to get rid of DPI and GShift buttons, GHub absolute trash BUT can use LGS(Logitech Gaming Software(older version)) instead, thumb buttons might be too small for some fingers, ring finger button best to disable until you get used to it, once you do it is great for talk button.

Good prices for its features but you MUST MUST install LGS to customise away from default button assignments or it will kill you ingame. GHub can work but requires login every time. Customisable onchip settings can go screwy and can set thumb buttons randomly to ctrl-# instead of # and require you to log into GHub to correct. Onchip lighting settings can be permanently set into mouse firmware but not button assignments.

ive used this mouse for WOW for about 8 years, and its been great. my first one started having some trouble clicking after 6+ years so i bought a replacement. the mouse cable is no longer braided but thats not a huge deal. GHUB is really my only complaint with the mouse, but it seems like its been much better recently and its easy to change bindings, and macros. usually it automatically swaps profiles accurately based on what window you're moused over.

GHUB was problematic, but seems to be better now No longer have a braided sleeve on usb cord like on the older model i had, but i think price has gone down to reflect this and the cheaper packaging so that's alright.

After gaming for so long with this mouse, it would be tough for me to switch to anything else, I think its great.

Angled side keys allow you to know what key you are pressing Middle mouse button can be set to mouse button 3, unlike my old Razer Naga MMO with updates Amount and location of buttons easy transition from Razer Naga MMO

Ring fingers button often gets accidentally clicked a lot so I disabled Assigning GHub keys is annoying, have to drag assignment key to mouse button within UI Can assign DPI to firmware on mouse BUT CUSTOM COLOUR and BUTTON key settings REQUIRE YOU TO LOGIN G19 (11th thumb button) hard to click without hitting G18 (10th thumb button) at the same time

Overall I like the mouse but would never recommend and doubt will buy a second for laptop. Not being able to configure buttons and colour if offline is incredibly annoying, HIGHLY recommend setting only 1 DPI setting to firmware so you dont accidentally change your DPI and takes 3 swipes to get across your screen. If I could set buttons to firmware, instant 5/5 (colour not big issue). Requiring login is just stupid.

multi button mouse great for key binding multiple actions for pvp actions.

Ghub software is horrible, chaotic profile switching, lousy RGB control... but at least GHub controls other logitech peripherals well. GHub essentially ruins the mouse

For years I've used this mouse very happily. The Logitech Gaming Software is a far better application suite than G Hub when it comes to persistent profiles, as well as profile switching. Need to check if your macro is working? Dump the output into notepad to check. GHub won't let you do that as, once you jump out of WoW or CoD it goes to Desktop mode. If you can get away with not needing GHub for a Blue Yeti or your gaming headphones, this mouse is amazing when you use it with LGS. But if you need GHub, there is a reason that this mouse dropped in price so drastically. It's been a couple of years now, and Logitech still has not brought the GHub software in light with LGS. It's a shame because the sensitivity and multiple mmo mouse buttons are great. It just has horrible PC software

- Great reliability. I bought this mouse over a year ago and it's still going strong. - The software is easy to use and works well. - You don't get the software issues of the Corsair Scimitar and you get much better reliability than a Razer product. - There is a learning curve with this mouse as there are 3 buttons to click on the top with your fingers.. Left-click, middle-click and right click. The right click button is a g-shift which cancels pre programmed functions which is where I believe some complaints are in terms of people losing their functions. They just have to click it again. You can also disable the button or change it's function as the mouse is fully programmable in the software. It's not a problem for me because I grip the mouse on the side with my 3rd finger. - The mouse is small which suits me perfectly as I have smaller hands. - A great bargain for the money. It costs half the price of it's competitors.

- Small mouse - if you have large hands this may not be a good mouse for you - The thumb buttons are a little stiff when you first use them but are fine when you work them in - The G-shift key on top of the mouse is in a poor location and is easy to click by accident losing all programmed functions. There is definitely a learning curve to this mouse

If you're looking for an MMO mouse there is no better option. A great MMO mouse at a great price point

Software is very easy to use. I also have the Logitech G13 keypad (also very good product) and the software links both peripherals together allowing them to communicate with each other. I have fairly small hands and find the mouse quite comfortable. I used my previous one quite regularly for the past 5 years before it finally stopped working (the left click started double clicking) which is something that could be fixed by taking it apart and cleaning.

Occassionally needs to be unplugged and replugged when PC wakes from sleep mode. The rear 3 buttons on the right side are hard to reach (could be due to smaller hands) so I tend to not use them.

Great mouse for the value and also quite durable. Liked it so much I bought another. For similar mice it is almost half the price so it is a real bargain.

This Mouse made hard to reach hotkeys on keyboard easy to reach with MMORPG. Cosmetic of the mouse lighting is very elegant.

-Side button started to fail after 2 months -Software Framework kept on failing, need constant update and might not work.

Looking good, decent uses, but bad durability.

I have owned this for a little over a month. Large mouse with plenty of functions and easy to reach buttons. Very similar to the Razer Naga just bigger

What the buttons do really depends on how your mouse is feeling today. Have made sure to set all buttons on all 3 settings to do the same thing a few times now and a week later they will go back to doing whatever they want. Large top button changes your DPI even if you turn the feature off. Left Click is... very sensitive.

Both Hardware and Software is not suitable for gaming.

Better than razer counterpart... Good default setup, don't need software.

The optical/laser sensor constantly glitches out for me and I have to reset the mouse by unplugging and replugging the usb connection.

I prefer this mouse of the razer mmo mouse, but I prefer the corsair scimitar over both of these. I have yet to have an issue with the corsair, and the other mice were lucky to last 6-12 months.