If that’s quite unbelievable, let us count them all. The Logitech G600 has 20 buttons all in all. The unit I reviewed has an all-black finish but it is also available in white. The comfort level is only enhanced by the fact that Logitech used a matte finish instead of the annoying glossy plastic that sometimes stick to the skin. The G-Shift button is actually one of the more important features of the G600 as this feature sets this mouse apart from the competition. Logitech even put an extra clickable button on the rightmost part of the G600’s surface called the G-Shift which acts as a shift button that changes the functions of the keys on the mouse’s panel.
The fact that Logitech was able to put a panel of buttons on one side is quite a feat. It takes into consideration the shape and curves found on the average hand, the result being a mouse that fits perfectly, offering the maximum possible comfort to the user. The Logitech G600 is ergonomically designed. For right handed users, which comprise the majority of users anyway, the Logitech G600 is very comfortable to use. The Logitech G600, thankfully, does not aim to be an ambidextrous mouse. Personally, I prefer mice that are tailored to a specific hand than a universal mouse that ends up being uncomfortable to use for both right-handed and left-handed users. Left-handed gamers should therefore look somewhere else.
The Logitech G600 is designed for users with palm grip and is available only to right-handed users. On the contrary, the Logitech G600 is as comfortable to use as any well-designed mouse can be, mixing comfort and utility in one extremely compact package. It is huge for the average Filipino hand but it’s not too huge to be bulky or uncomfortable to use. Thankfully, the Logitech G600 still manages to be minimalist in design despite the fact that it is replete with programmable buttons. The Logitech G600 is a stylish mouse despite the plethora of buttons it has. Buttons (Left / Right / Third): 20 million clicks.Specifications may vary depending on surface.) 14 µ (s) (Measured on a wood veneer desk.
09 µ (k) (Measured on a wood veneer desk. USB report rate: Up to 1000 reports/second.speed: up to 160 inches (4.06 meters)/second (Measured on cloth and plastic gaming mouse pads. acceleration: 25G (Measured on cloth and plastic gaming mouse pads. Image processing: 11.25 megapixels/second.Resolution: 50 – 8200 dots per inch (dpi).
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