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Logitech G604 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse
Logitech announces the G604 Lightspeed - a wireless gaming mouse with 15 programmable buttons. It comes with the Hero 16k sensor and the Lightspeed connection that would be at least as fast as a wire, it will cost € 99.99.
Logitech G announced the Logitech G604 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse. A next-generation wireless mouse with amazing battery life, the G604 Lightspeed was designed for gamers who love to game, but also need a versatile tool that can be used for a variety of tasks.
“If you’re into games such as Fortnite and WoW Classic, then this just might be the mouse you’re looking for,” said Ujesh Desai, vice president and general manager of Logitech Gaming. “The G604 LIGHTSPEED was designed to have six thumb buttons, so you can play at your best, and fly through actions and tasks in a heartbeat, giving you complete control. When you combine this with our LIGHTSPEED Wireless technology you get freedom of movement to take your game even farther.”
The G604 LIGHTSPEED features Logitech G’s exclusive LIGHTSPEED Wireless technology for lag-free connectivity, as well as Logitech G’s best-in-class High Efficiency Rated Optical (HERO) 16K Sensor, delivering precise gameplay and improved power efficiency with zero smoothing, filtering or acceleration. In addition, gamers can switch from LIGHTSPEED to a Bluetooth® connection with a push of a button, and toggle between two different machines with one mouse. This mouse offers 240 hours of high-performance wireless gaming when using LIGHTSPEED Wireless and up to 5.5 months using Bluetooth, all on one AA battery. The customizable G604 LIGHTSPEED features 15 programmable controls, a dual-mode hyper-fast scroll wheel and a six-pack of thumb buttons.
To help gamers get the most from their gear, the G604 LIGHTSPEED can be programmed using Logitech’s G HUB software. Featuring a clean and modern interface, the advanced gaming software allows gamers to quickly personalize and customize commands for each button on their mouse.
Pricing and Availability
The Logitech G604 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse is expected to be available at global retailers in Fall 2019 for a suggested retail price of $99.99. For more information please visit our website, our blog or connect with us @LogitechG.
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#5711923 Posted on: 09/17/2019 12:01 PM
True wireless no charging cable. looks nice, interested how big it is.
True wireless no charging cable. looks nice, interested how big it is.
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#5711927 Posted on: 09/17/2019 12:11 PM
Looks like a worthy successor to the G602 which I used for years. So glad they use AA battery so you never ever have to deal with cables.
Looks like a worthy successor to the G602 which I used for years. So glad they use AA battery so you never ever have to deal with cables.
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#5711928 Posted on: 09/17/2019 12:11 PM
Looks good, would have preferred it if one of the buttons behind the scroll wheel was a 'shift' type button, thus doubling the uses of the other buttons (i love as many as possible, hence using a Roccat Kone Aimo).
Looks good, would have preferred it if one of the buttons behind the scroll wheel was a 'shift' type button, thus doubling the uses of the other buttons (i love as many as possible, hence using a Roccat Kone Aimo).
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#5711998 Posted on: 09/17/2019 04:14 PM
My 603 is getting old i might replace it by this one.
My 603 is getting old i might replace it by this one.
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#5712162 Posted on: 09/18/2019 06:17 AM
Finally a viable upgrade to my venerable G700s. I dislike those MMO mice with a 12 or 16 button thumb array. But I do use the 11 total buttons of my G700s to the max. This one has a six button thumb array, which is bearable and 15 total. Bit sad that it doesn't have the detachable charging cable of the G700s or wireless charging with their Powerplay system, so not perfect.
Finally a viable upgrade to my venerable G700s. I dislike those MMO mice with a 12 or 16 button thumb array. But I do use the 11 total buttons of my G700s to the max. This one has a six button thumb array, which is bearable and 15 total. Bit sad that it doesn't have the detachable charging cable of the G700s or wireless charging with their Powerplay system, so not perfect.
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#5712374 Posted on: 09/18/2019 07:21 PM
I used to love the G602 back when I played WoW. The thumb buttons worked really well for my spell rotations. This looks like a really nice upgrade with the Hero sensor. G602 always felt a little floaty to me in the sensor/wireless department.
I used to love the G602 back when I played WoW. The thumb buttons worked really well for my spell rotations. This looks like a really nice upgrade with the Hero sensor. G602 always felt a little floaty to me in the sensor/wireless department.
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#5713022 Posted on: 09/20/2019 05:34 PM
I have had (and still have) two G602s since launch, and for years I have been surprised no-one released a worthy successor. Absolutely adore the many buttons, which I mostly use for productivity, I rarely touch the keyboard. This is finally the next generation I have been waiting for, and although it doesn't look as smecksy as the G602, I'll surely adopt one once one of my oldies dies.
I have had (and still have) two G602s since launch, and for years I have been surprised no-one released a worthy successor. Absolutely adore the many buttons, which I mostly use for productivity, I rarely touch the keyboard. This is finally the next generation I have been waiting for, and although it doesn't look as smecksy as the G602, I'll surely adopt one once one of my oldies dies.
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Nice shape, sometimes i would like to have all the mouses just to test them. This seems a very nice one, remembers me very slightly some of the ideas on the mx1100. I think logitech could relaunch all of their very best mouses wireless and with hero 16k.