Was shopping around for this mouse and found this. Seems to be the cheapest from the stores. Not the cheapest it has ever been but still good.
Logitech G Pro Wireless $174 @ The Good Guys
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towfoo on 25/12/2019 - 11:57 thegoodguys.com.au (789 clicks)
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G903 as well has two buttons on each side too. Not sure about their price though
thanks for the tip! will look into it for the work pcs :)
G903 is usually $150, good price is $120 or so. I think it shares most parts.
I found it impossible to use with four buttons without constantly hitting the new buttons though.
got 2 one for each hand
I like your style
you must place your mouse in your left hand often
the difference between this and a $5 mouse: $169
It helps you become a sweaty gaming god
but makes you immortal because… how can you kill that which has no life?
Good point
None of my $5 mice lasts more than 6 months - 1 year before developing the dreaded double-click issue. Not to mention they are uncomfortable as hell. Been sporting the MX Original for 3 years now - brutal use through food, sweat, pet fur - you name it. There are probably a few dollops of BBQ sauce and several tangles of cat hair inside the thing. BUT, it still works like day 1 and the comfort is out of this world. Never buying a cheap mouse again in my life!
Maybe not literally $5, they obviously vary in quality somewhat. The og StarCraft pros would use $15 Logitech mice, q3 pros used the basic microsoft mice etc. Most mice have buttons with a metal spring system that can be manually adjusted by bending one of the metal strips - if clicking is too hard/easy, and it has probably become too easy for your case. Although I opened up one of those new Microsoft mice recently that was way hard and loud, and they use a new type of switch that I couldn't even open.
great mouse and still worth it at this price. it's the only wireless mouse I could find with 2 buttons each side - nice for anyone doing a lot of reading or browsing: forward/back and pgup/down.