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Not having horizontal scroll /click is a deal breaker to me. So simple.
Honestly, back in the day when the G403 and the first G Pro came out, Logitech was my go to brand, but these days? Chinese mice have come so close. Why would you get this when the Scyrox V6 exists? It’s lighter, cheaper and incredibly well built while having one of the best sensors on the market. Logitech’s prices are absurd and I wouldn’t mind paying the premium price if it was worth it, but it isn’t.
you have a niche wayvof gripping the mouse tho so you will notice the weight of the mouse more than most people, difference between 40g – 50g is very minuscule to most users when gripping a mouse imo shape, size, switches for clicks etc are more important weight is like meh bonus if its lighter i guess i dont really care lol but just my opinion good video cheers
Try to compare this mouse to the VXE R1 Pro and Pro Max 🙂
all hail chinese tech companies for replicating everything while selling cheaper so nothing is gatekept by the stupid branding market