Does this mouse have the free spin wheel like the logitech G series?
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Ignore Brock W. Volio. He doesn't believe in variety and is obviously a fanboy. It doesn't have a free-spin wheel, however it's a "stiff" mouse for accuracy and precision. The aluminum is not painted plastic as Brock suggests. There is silver plastic, and there is aluminum exactly where the manufacturers specified there would be. They didn't lie. RAT mice, are utter rubbish if anything. Logitech is good but I had a microsoft mouse for years and got 15million clicks from it. Brand doesn't mean anything. Despite lack of a free-spin mousewheel, it is quite smooth across a mousepad and is a great precision mouse for quick click and on-point lock-in. Ignore Brock W. Volio. He doesn't believe in variety and is obviously a fanboy. It doesn't have a free-spin wheel, however it's a "stiff" mouse for accuracy and precision. The aluminum is not painted plastic as Brock suggests. There is silver plastic, and there is aluminum exactly where the manufacturers specified there would be. They didn't lie. RAT mice, are utter rubbish if anything. Logitech is good but I had a microsoft mouse for years and got 15million clicks from it. Brand doesn't mean anything. Despite lack of a free-spin mousewheel, it is quite smooth across a mousepad... » Read More Ignore Brock W. Volio. He doesn't believe in variety and is obviously a fanboy. It doesn't have a free-spin wheel, however it's a "stiff" mouse for accuracy and precision. The aluminum is not painted plastic as Brock suggests. There is silver plastic, and there is aluminum exactly where the manufacturers specified there would be. They didn't lie. RAT mice, are utter rubbish if anything. Logitech is good but I had a microsoft mouse for years and got 15million clicks from it. Brand doesn't mean anything. Despite lack of a free-spin mousewheel, it is quite smooth across a mousepad and is a great precision mouse for quick click and on-point lock-in. « Show Less
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No this mouse is utter rubbish. It claims to be high quality but it is one of the cheapest built mice I have ever used. The aluminum is actually painted plastic, the buttons squeak, and the scroll wheel does not have any options aside from colored lights. I tried this mouse twice through amazon. I sent the first one back thinking what I got was a dud, but nope its just that bad. I traded it for a Corsair m65 and it is much better. I have also used a RAT7 and they are much better. Honestly, anything from Logitech is better too.
1530505
Nope. The mouse wheel is quite stiff, in a solid feeling way. it does not spin freely.
2204275
No, it doesn't. It has some workarounds, but it won't be as fast as or feel like it does with a mouse with a scroll wheel.
936570
The scroll spin freely with ease. This really is an amazing mouse for the price!
69336
Good question! This mouse feels more like a Microsoft or Dell mouse to me. I've used Logitech mice but most have been minis or micros and the wheel is a little more raised out of the mouse on the Logitechs in my opinion. My two cents. Take it for what it's worth : ). Good luck!
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it has the standard 2 button & wheel on top. there is a thumb-side switch marked 'DPI' but i do not know what the use is. i do not ever use that button myself. this mouse is very comfortable in the hand, easy on the wrist. it does take a bit of getting used to though, having it 'in hand' rather than hand-on.
1971944
Yes; I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a mouse on which it doesn't. Especially from Logitech.
936569
It doesn't just spin. Its that "ratchety" turn, like each turn clicks into s gear, but it doesn't audibly click. Hope that helped.
1852626
It does not come with a freewheel. It has to be purchased separately. Thank you for asking.
2188120
Yes, you can go to the Logitech support website and download the new driver for it for free. Hope this helps.
2137251
The mouse wheel is on the lighter side in terms of stiffness/tension to spin the wheel. So if you really pull with your finger you can get an extra half turn of the wheel after your finger leaves the wheel. It has never given me contrary inputs (reversing direction of scroll) even with very fast spinning.
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It's a free-spinning scroll wheel but be prepared because it does have some recoil to it. For example, if you touch it gently it may sometimes scroll back upwards again. I used to think it was just mine being defective but I have read forums that say it's a common issue.
1637638
Sorry, I do not know. What I do know is that my left handed son is using it as a right handed mouse.
2208201
The scroll wheel does have left/right functionality. By default it's "scroll left" and "scroll right" (forward/back are mapped the the buttons by your thumb by default), but you can program them to do whatever you want.
2220107
In my personal opinion yes. It has added buttons for not only your primary and secondary weapons, but also for two gadget slots. (this is the configuration i use). Also with the G-shift button located behind the scroll wheel you can assign a second profile that you can use in game just by simply clicking it. Logitech's software is truly amazing. Razers on the other hand i find quite annoying. (I have a blackwidow ultimate keyboard). You should definitely pick this mouse up as it is one of the best i have ever used.
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"Yes" for Windows users and "No" for Mac users. With the Windows software downloaded from Logitech the wheel can be pressed downward for an additional button. The software allows you to select the action to be taken when the wheel is pressed. The wheel also tilts right and left and the resulting actions are also programmable. None of these additional features work with the Mac.
567520
I do not know about any others but mine has the green logo. It may be that the blue logo is on the regular sized mouse. Mine is the one for smaller hands.
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No it does not. It just has the wheel click. Personally mice that have the side wheel clicks feel a little flimsier to me.