Model Number: 910-005651
15 Programmable controls
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HERO 16K sensor
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I had one for almost two years before the left-click switch failed (not rare for this model). It was a good mouse, but I didn't consider buying a new one when I finally replaced it.
What did you replace it with? I’ve tried and failed to find a better mouse for productivity + gaming combined. Tilt wheel, all those extra buttons, bluetooth and wireless. Shame about the switches failing
I used to own both G02 and G604. Both a great mouse but didn't feel right on my use case. I was annoyed by how often it got disconnected from my Linux OS and had terrible experience with scrolling feature. But, everything was resolved when I made a switch to https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/677870. Btw, I paid more than I should've.
I bought a Razer Naga Pro Wireless. It has all the features you've mentioned, but is more expensive. ($179 on Amazon right now. Might be better deals).
I only got in three weeks ago and use different mice for desktop use and FPS games, so I can't give a lot of feedback yet. My favourite feature is going from 6 side buttons to 12 (going down to 6 when I got the G604 was a pain). My biggest gripe is how my hand sits (there's no thumb rest, and my pinky grazes the mouse mat, but I don't notice it in-game (I use a claw grip)).
Thanks for the replies guys. Great to know, will check out the Razer Naga Pro, sounds interesting :)
Check out the Redragon M913 too. Currently $52 from Umart.
Do you know that the switch can be replaced? ~$4 fix if you have soldering skills and equipment.
I'd been wanting to go back to a 12 button mouse, so I'm not really interested in fixing it.
If it was less than two years it should have been under warranty, and Logitech will send you a free replacement.
If its not long outside of warranty they might even send you a free replacement still. I have had very good customer service history from logitech.
…I've also had one a couple of years and have been very happy with all features and performance. Only issue has been soft "skin" layer coming off so I had to break out the superglue.
WTF??? I actually bought this and it was delivered yesterday, same link now is same as OP price and says item not yet released.
…. Not yet released??? I'm bloody well using it right now!
I got one, use it in rotation with a razer basilisk - I use the G604 to play Dota which works great. It's not the best for FPS games, I hit the side buttons often by accident and the mouse is quite heavy. Side grip areas collects a bit of gunk (even when I'm not eating cheetos) so requires a clean every now and then.
This is a great mouse. Been using it about a year as my main daily driver. Mouse feet are getting warn but other than that it has been close to perfect. Love switching to bluetooth via a second device.
I recently bought a spare. Paid $84.54 a couple of weeks ago for brand new from a smaller Ebay seller. So this is not a fantastic price.
Link the bargain you posted or the seller?
Otherwise this is a fantastic price.
I just purchased the Razer DeathAdder V2 Pro via this deal. Would the Logitech G604 be a better option for someone with longer fingers who is primarily playing FPS games (although, very casually and infrequently due to time constraints)? For reference, I own both the Logitech G403 and G102, with the former being a comfortable fit and the latter being too small.
I use mine for Fortnite. Very easy to bump one of the 6 thumb buttons when lifting the mouse which can be fatal mid fight. I got use to it so it only very rarely happens now. Hasn't ruined a game in a long time. You might find it no issue or it might make it unpleasant to use. You can also disable some of the buttons you bump in game in the worst case.
Set a profile for Fortnight where the 6 side buttons have no function?
That's what I meant by disable the buttons. I can't see why you'd disable globally.
I have to admit G604 has been my go to mouse now. Previously owned a G602, and the G604 does feel like a natural evolution of that. The ease of switching between the USB receiver and Bluetooth is great… only wish is if it could have switched between 3 devices like my MX Anywhere.
My other mouse is a G903 which works well too but despite all the rave reviews, I find myself missing the thumb rest/comfort factor of the G604.
I also paid like $120 (20% off or so during a JB deal early on in the life cycle)… but given it's been $85 a few times in the last year (check OzB history) I'd probably hold out a bit longer if it were me unless you really need a new mouse now.
It's not the prettiest or the lightest but it is super versatile. Pair it with an Eneloop pro and you are good to go.
Seems sold-out, can only order as pre-order. But Mwave price is the same, but $6 for metro delivery. Atleast you don't need prime, and you're supporting a local business.
https://www.mwave.com.au/product/logitech-g604-lightspeed-wi…
Thanks! Match priced this in Officeworks $97.85
Bought it off on eBay for 70 bucks last year and it's been a great mouse for work