I bought one too (online for under $59!) and tried it as a replacement for my Logitech Performance MX. I've got fairly big hands and fingers and the Performance fit them nicely.
I didn't get around to programming the buttons but had a hard time adjusting to the G602 - it's a little skinnier and not quite as tall as the MX and I felt like I was forever dragging the heel of my hand over the desk surface. I'm not going to give up on it, but need to get some work done and had to put the MX back into service.
I didn't get around to programming the buttons but had a hard time adjusting to the G602 - it's a little skinnier and not quite as tall as the MX and I felt like I was forever dragging the heel of my hand over the desk surface. I'm not going to give up on it, but need to get some work done and had to put the MX back into service.
Highest Regards,
Alan T. Hendry, RA
Intel i7-12700F (2.10 GHz) Desktop, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Home 64-bit, DC 23 w/ latest beta
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Alan T. Hendry, RA
Intel i7-12700F (2.10 GHz) Desktop, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD, Win 11 Home 64-bit, DC 23 w/ latest beta
Intel i7-10750H (2.6GHz) Laptop, 16GB RAM, 1.5TB HD, Win 11 Home 64-Bit, w/ DC 22, 23 & latest beta