Misses the leap to enthusiasm

A first test promises a lot. She is very good in the hand and feels really right from the first use of toll. The pressure points of the left and right mouse buttons are perhaps for the one or the other a little too vague and need a little adjustment period. The same is with the side buttons to be found all acting a little loose and lack a firmer clickability.

Unifying with other Logitech devices and a single USB dongle is unfortunately not possible. The G602 has a private recipient of the seemingly more power features because it runs on 2.4 GHz, if one may believe the descriptions. I know because of too little to provide an objective judgment, subjectively, I find this but a pity. Less lapel crust is of course always desirable.

Really great is the power consumption. The G602 is powered by batteries, as opposed to the "big brother", the one that has a rechargeable battery G700 to Bort. The consumption of this mouse is truly amazing. With daily use keeps them loose by up to 3 months. The current battery status can be read via an LED behind the scroll wheel.

The adjustable mouse speed is a nice feature and the heat of the moment when gaming for many certainly a worthwhile thing.

Negative was the mouse wheel for me. Now and then click commands are incorrect or even not accepted. The rattle of the screening also simply does not feel nice and somehow inaccurate. If you look at other reviews of this really seems probably also the problem of 602 and therefore not only to be an isolated incident.

All in all, the entire package while (especially for the price) in order. From the stool tear, but can not get this mouse. If you want a cheap gaming mouse that lasts without battery change, is right here.