Not much users using it. Search through the user list at first page and try ask those who has it

send my g400 and g500 for rma =)

LOL~already? at least Logitech is quite reliable when RMA...although last time i send to RMA took 3 month

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Added on December 31, 2011, 11:44 amJust go to youtube to see people review and unboxing of G35. Better off that way

This post has been edited by amxpayne67: Dec 31 2011, 11:44 AM

guys , looking for wireless keyboard , do wireless cheapo keyboard have delay when pressing? using it for o2jam and counter-strike only

yeh sad

Which series is better for playing like counter-strike and bf3 games? Currently using logitech mx300, planing to upgrade and old mouse using for laptop

get mx518 or the newer version g400 just dont use the driver software it will cause mouse jitter.
Cheers!

Mean just plug and play? Not to install any driver? And how about mousepad? Can recommend one?

Yes, mx518/g400 works great without driver just plug n play.
Get QCK+ steelseries or razer goliathus

its hard know the whether shop is retails or not...
where is it actually?

most item know made in china..
how to know whther ori o not...??

Is there any mouse with very silent mouse click?

I wonder how ur guy mouse die? I been using mx300 6 year already, without issue hehe

i use mx518 almost 4 years it didnt die on me it just the wire quite loose resulting in disconnecting and connecting when playing, decided to get g500 5 month use same thing and try g400 also same thing =(

That sad =(, maybe old mouse have better QC compare to nowaday?

What the different between g500 and g400?

thats easy
G500: 5600 dpi, free scroll button, weight adjustment, a bit bigger than g400
G400: 3600 dpi, 8 programmable button (software download from logitech website), lovely design like MX518 only the colour is different. if you don't have that much money just go for G400. if you want a lot of progammable buttons buy G300.If u are rich and want wireless go G700.

This post has been edited by amxpayne67: Jan 3 2012, 12:25 AM

Tq for the explaination, the higer dpi mean more accurate? I think i will go for g400 since heard alot good review from this mouse, anyway, why stil using optical ya? Isnt laser better?

nope optical still is better

less feature > less hardware part > less problem to deal with > QC easier.

should have say, QC is easier in the old days since hardware inside has larger component and easier to check with.

Current hardware are getting smaller and smaller, due to market demand for compact size moue and more accurate sensor/efficiency. QC has become harder and harder.

Just my speculations, or another excuse for having poor QC control, i may be wrong thou. just saying out my POV.

if search at google Optical VS Laser , almost 90% saying laser is good , because it can using at almost any surface include glasses.

But for gamer , who want to play on glasses surface right? Everyone will owning a mousepad that suit them right?

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Added on January 2, 2012, 3:08 pm1 more question , cloth type mousepad vs harder , which more suitable for like Counter-strike or bf3 gamer?

This post has been edited by chongkiatz: Jan 2 2012, 03:08 PM

Due to variety & stiff competition plus price-war, most manufacturer tend to less emphasize on QC itself to cut budget or allocate them in marketing side which is more efficient to boost up sale

Based on my experience, QC for Logitech products still best compare to other gaming products like Razer, SteelSeries, Roccat, CM Storm ect

If you are selling this brands, based on RMA/Warranty rate, Logitech is my lowest % for product return

It's depend on user's preference. Basically I prefer cloth over hard-surface