Logitech G400s 910-003589 Optical Gaming Mouse

I had an MX518 before this, a mouse that lasted me for ages. I was concerned that after using it for so long it would take ages to get used to a new one. However, the g400s is almost exactly the same. It's slightly lighter in weight, which you notice mostly when moving it, but it tracks superbly, with all mouse buttons responsive and quick. A superb replacement so, and good value for money, especially if it lasts even half the time my old mouse lasted for.

When the G400s first came out, I loved using it to play video games. Now I bought another one to use at work. Great mouse!

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I bought this mouse a month ago as a replacement for a 2-year-old Razer DeathAdder that crapped out on me spectacularly. During this review, I'll mostly be comparing it to the DeathAdder since that's the mouse I bought this to replace.PROS+ Feels extremely well constructed, MUCH more so than my old mouse.+ External materials don't attract grime and sweat; I had to clean my old mouse off on an almost weekly basis, but haven't had to do so with the G400s.+ Good weight balance. Has some heft without being excessive.+ Tracks well on my SteelSeries mousepad.+ On-the-fly sensitivity adjustment (or 2 extra button functions) is always nice.WASHES= Mousewheel. Objectively, it's very responsive and has a great grip...but I actually prefer mousewheels with more float that don't "lock" into certain positions. I can't really fault the mouse itself for this though, and I'm sure I can adjust.= Seems designed for smaller hands than mine. The DeathAdder's hand position felt naturally comfortable, but this has taken a little adjusting to.CONS- Small forward/back buttons compared to the DeathAdder, and at a slightly awkward position.- The cable, as so many others have said. It can't be compared to my old, braided cable for even a moment.- Mouse drivers seem excessively large.OVERALL: I've sworn by Razer for many years, but I'm very glad I changed to the G400s instead this time around. The complaints I have are minor and/or features I am still adjusting to, and I haven't run into any glaring defects worth docking a star over. This definitely feels and looks like a mouse which will last for 20 million clicks...and it'll be a lot of fun getting there!

Awesome mouse, got to say for the price.Its been 2 days and already loving it. The design doesn't shout for attention like it does in the image, its very subtle. You need to download the Logitech's gaming software to assign custom keys to preferred games or application. Very simple to install and follow on screen instructions, and this mouse itself is plug-&-play.Amazon delivered on time, the only thing is the outer packet of this product was really dusty and dirty - like really dusty as if it were seating in a warehouse for like an year or something, I wish they had cleaned it before packing. But the inside as it should be.

Excellent wired mouse. Fits the hand nicely, forward/back buttons on the side, DPI change buttons above and below the scroll wheel. All of the of the buttons are configurable, as are the DPI settings, via Logitech's software ("Gaming Software", they call it).The software is very usable and lean (unlike SetPoint for their non-gaming accessories—that software is a flaming pile of ... um... you get the picture). It has a bunch of presets for various games, including pre-configured commands that are unused but can be assigned to buttons.The DPI buttons are really in FPS games, where you might want a higher DPI for precision aiming, as well as MOBAs (and I guess RTSes) to switch between sweeping mouse movements and more intricately aimed manoeuvres. I usually only set up 2 DPI levels for games.The silicon pads on the bottom seem to pick up a lot of dust at its edges. I get to pick out many dust bunnies out of those every week or so.