Logitech hardware used to be the best. I can’t remember what I was called offhand but years ago I had a wireless Logitech mouse that came with a little transceiver/charging cradle. I think I used it for ten years. By the time one of the switches died, I’d completely worn its little rubber feet off. It was fantastic.
Other, later Logitech purchases didn’t hold up at all. Went through a couple headsets (the behind the head kind) and they each fell apart in a year or two.
I did go with a G502X for my current mouse simply because I couldn’t find anything I liked better, but I have no illusions about how long this one will last.
Logitech hardware used to be the best. I can’t remember what I was called offhand but years ago I had a wireless Logitech mouse that came with a little transceiver/charging cradle. I think I used it for ten years. By the time one of the switches died, I’d completely worn its little rubber feet off. It was fantastic.
Other, later Logitech purchases didn’t hold up at all. Went through a couple headsets (the behind the head kind) and they each fell apart in a year or two.
I did go with a G502X for my current mouse simply because I couldn’t find anything I liked better, but I have no illusions about how long this one will last.
Yeah I don’t buy Logitech anymore after my mouse died and had to be replaced by them twice. They died at around a year each, for different issues.