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Not an Anthem posted:Logitech keeps replacing my mice when they break, for free. I eventually decided I didn't like the MX Revolution all that much, and bought a G9, which was probably overkill since I barely touch most of the configuration options. I love it anyway. I also have a MX518 that came with my laptop. There is a drat good reason these things are still popular as hell. Sointenly posted:Alright, so i have one small quirk with my new MX Revo... One tip I can offer, though: If you are like me and have no use for the tilt-wheel horizontal scroll function, just remap it to act as the middle mouse button. You can then use the normal wheel click to switch between click and smooth scrolling on the fly, while still keeping middle mouse button functionality. For the button right below the wheel, I like to map that to F5 for easy page refresh action.
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Rinkles posted:I remained unimpressed by the metal wheel, but for once I found a logitech with a decent middle click. If it was just a bit lighter I'd be pretty happy with it, given the price. As is I'm not sure. The secret trick to logitech wheels is to remap the tilt to middle click and use that instead.
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Rinkles posted:iirc, when i was testing a G502 it came with a 2 year warranty. used to be 3, iinm. Back in the olden times when I bought my MX700, it was 5 years. I feel kinda lucky that I've never had the double-clicking issue with Logitech mice. I've had other issues between half a dozen or so mice and 17 years, but not that one.
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