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I had the G502 before this, the G700, and the G500. This mouse is ambidextrous and can switch between left and right hand users. I like the ability for configurations/customizations, accuracy of the sensor, and feel of the mouse. The addition of wireless/wire back into it was also great. That was something I really liked about the G700 since it can adapt for many different uses. What I do miss with the G900 is being able to change the weight of the mouse. I don't game a lot but even for typical use I like being able to alter this just for my own comfort. Aside from that though I feel this mouse works really well. The buttons themselves offer a nice click so you know each time you're using it. I think moving the DPI shift buttons to the center was also a good move since I would confuse their location from time to time with the forward and back buttons on the G502. I feel that clicking right and left with the wheel button is smoother than before, takes less effort, and pressing the wheel button down seems good as well. Overall it works well for me but as with anything that's subjective to the user. Whether it fits to you or not, the mouse is good quality and will hopefully last me a long period of time.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The Logitech G900 is amazing. Accuracy/response time in games is awesome. It has a very comfortable feel in my hand and moves with ease. I love the modular design and rgb lighting. Programming the mouse seems pretty straight forward but, programming macros for games not on the software is a bit confusing. Otherwise the mouse works great.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Comparing it to the G700. The G900 is much lighter. Has a much better sensor. Has pretty lights. Due to it's ambidextrous design, there are no ergonomics applied to either right-handed or left-handed use. It's just a flat, small mouse. As such, it is not comfortable for long, all-day periods of gaming/browsing. It is only suitable for short periods of gaming, however. And unlike the G700 that has swappable batteries so you can stay wireless at all times, if you forget to plug in your G900, you're stuck being tied down to a wire until it's fully charged again. Which defeats the purpose of it being wireless. Which also doesn't justify the higher cost of it being wireless compared to other Logitech mice in their line-up. The battery does last the advertised 32-hours. But with battery degradation over time, and non-replaceable batteries, the mouse will cease to be a decent wireless mouse in a few years. Bad design, not ergonomic, bad battery decision, high price for what you get. I don't recommend this mouse unless you're a very casual gamer that will only use it for short periods of gaming, and want it wired (for the most part).Read full review
Verified purchase: No
It's not amazing, but it's not bad. The cable makes noise on my desk and im attributing all the movement issues i have to just being how things are positioned on my desk. However, it's all a nice finish, but has obvious plastic. The program to change dpi/lights/settings is pretty decent too, but im not sure why a much lower priced wireless one (with better grip imo) doesn't have the program either. But you get what you pay for. Don't expect it to be the most durable though. Comes in the tiniest of boxes.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
It is very uncomfortable for me to use after only an hour my right hand starts to ach really badly. It's funny bc i have heard nothing but great things so gave it a shot . i did add some paddding to the right side of the palm b/c it hurts realy bad to play with long
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
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