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Logitech Launches new PC Gaming products -
03-20-2013, 15:08
| posts: 16,923 | Location: Guru3D testlab
Today Logitech announced the new Logitech G line, reflecting its new approach to PC gaming. The new lineup includes six redesigned mice and keyboard favorites and two new headsets. "With Logitec...
Logitech Launches new PC Gaming products
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03-20-2013, 16:12
| posts: 13,484 | Location: US East Coast
So, did Logitech put any effort into improving the quality of their products, or was all the time/money/effort put into new marketing schemes?
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03-20-2013, 16:19
| posts: 103 | Location: Canada "muddy waters"
I want that G700s. Looks like I can use my index finger for the extra buttons, this is really a must for me.
Currently own a "Tt eSPORTS BLACK ELEMENT" and to press the extra buttons I have to use my thumb and ring finger, not ideal for me I have found out.
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03-20-2013, 16:42
| posts: 13,484 | Location: US East Coast
I just replaced a Logitech G500 that was less than a year old because it started suffering from the "double-click" issue...and it's laser sensor was starting to fail. That was Logitech mouse #4 in the last 6 years....all with either faulty sensors or malfunctioning left buttons.
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03-20-2013, 17:31
| posts: 18
I love my G700 and I have also the following Logitech mice:
2X LX6 Optical Mice (2 Button)
2x Trackman Marble (4 Button+ Ball)
1x Logitech Marble Mouse (2 button+ball)
and all but one works (1 of the LX6 due to the cable being yanked from a very hectic move) still works if you push the cable in a bit)
All of those others listed above have been ABUSED thru 10 moves and two of those moves I was in a HUGE hurry (packing en ENTIRE 2BR 2BA apt in 4 hours) and all of those work just like the day we got those but the one LX6. I got mad and threw one of the LX6 mice across the room when Fallout 3 kept crashing and it still works great!!!!
I also got some X-550 speakers that have been thru 5 moves abused a lot as well... I dropped one of them on a concrete parking lot and half stepped on it and it still works.
I also just got a G35 headset and it's awesome.
I also just got some Logitech UE 350vi's but one of the driver units got 40% quieter then the other one, however I contacted them and got a new set sent kinda quick and the whole process of getting the replacement was extremely easy! didn't even have to send the defective one back!
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03-20-2013, 17:32
| posts: 2,542 | Location: The Netherlands
Quote:
Originally Posted by sykozis
I just replaced a Logitech G500 that was less than a year old because it started suffering from the "double-click" issue...and it's laser sensor was starting to fail. That was Logitech mouse #4 in the last 6 years....all with either faulty sensors or malfunctioning left buttons.
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My G500 is 3,5 years old and still seems brand new, like it was unboxed yesterday.
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03-20-2013, 17:47
| posts: 1,201 | Location: Australia, QLD
no mechanical kb..
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03-20-2013, 17:55
| posts: 89 | Location: Warsaw, Poland
I dumped my Logitech gear for a Das and a Sensei and couldn't have been happier. Can't help but feel somewhat disappointed by a lack of a mechanical keyboard in the lineup though.
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03-20-2013, 17:59
| posts: 18
Quote:
Originally Posted by drac
no mechanical kb.. 
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maybe they're taking extra time to make it extra EPIC.
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03-20-2013, 18:18
| posts: 5,749 | Location: Montreal
Quote:
Originally Posted by remixedcat
maybe they're taking extra time to make it extra EPIC.
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They are already way behind on the e-sport boat.
This stuff comes much too late, they aren't nearly as cool as TT esports or Razer and don't have any visibility right now.
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03-20-2013, 19:21
| posts: 62 | Location: on planet earth
I always loved their stuff, been using the logitech mice for over 12 years, I started with mx 500, then mx518 and now iam using both g400 and g500 on my two PCs and vx nano on notebook. I also have a z5500 speaker system.
I simply love their products except their keyboards which I think the other companies, like gigabyte or saitek have upper hand in this territorry.
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03-20-2013, 20:40
| posts: 27
Quote:
Originally Posted by sykozis
I just replaced a Logitech G500 that was less than a year old because it started suffering from the "double-click" issue...and it's laser sensor was starting to fail. That was Logitech mouse #4 in the last 6 years....all with either faulty sensors or malfunctioning left buttons.
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The double click issue is an easy fix.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-53dC4E81Q
Though I hold the button with a very small screwdriver and spray the wd directly in it until I fill the mechanism and then click like crazy (repeat the process a couple of times).
Fixed 2 logitech m510 like this and they are still going strong. One is now 4 years old.
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03-20-2013, 20:54
| posts: 18,341 | Location: Hampshire UK
he's on about Logitech g500 double clicking issue, not Naga. I have to say, I once had a Logitech mouse that double clicked, it was the g400 a few years ago, or something like that. The g9 has been nothing but solid though, for over god knows how many years, 3.5 years or so. Still, nice to see logitech releasing new gear, will check out some of their keyboards maybe, my g15 feels a bit soggy in places after thousands of hours of mmo abuse.
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03-21-2013, 00:37
| posts: 13,484 | Location: US East Coast
Quote:
Originally Posted by remixedcat
I love my G700 and I have also the following Logitech mice:
2X LX6 Optical Mice (2 Button)
2x Trackman Marble (4 Button+ Ball)
1x Logitech Marble Mouse (2 button+ball)
and all but one works (1 of the LX6 due to the cable being yanked from a very hectic move) still works if you push the cable in a bit)
All of those others listed above have been ABUSED thru 10 moves and two of those moves I was in a HUGE hurry (packing en ENTIRE 2BR 2BA apt in 4 hours) and all of those work just like the day we got those but the one LX6. I got mad and threw one of the LX6 mice across the room when Fallout 3 kept crashing and it still works great!!!!
I also got some X-550 speakers that have been thru 5 moves abused a lot as well... I dropped one of them on a concrete parking lot and half stepped on it and it still works.
I also just got a G35 headset and it's awesome.
I also just got some Logitech UE 350vi's but one of the driver units got 40% quieter then the other one, however I contacted them and got a new set sent kinda quick and the whole process of getting the replacement was extremely easy! didn't even have to send the defective one back!
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Only 2 of the Logitech mice I've purchased in the last 20 years, still worked when I stopped using them. The first was an old serial mouse, which I'd probably still be using if it could be connected to a computer without requiring additional hardware. The second, is a PS/2 mouse that my aunt/uncle are still using 15 years after I bought it....the track ball in it has been replaced, but the mouse is still 100% functional. The serial mouse was actively used for 10 years with no issues. Logitech doesn't make anything with high enough quality to last that long anymore.
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Originally Posted by eclap
he's on about Logitech g500 double clicking issue, not Naga. I have to say, I once had a Logitech mouse that double clicked, it was the g400 a few years ago, or something like that. The g9 has been nothing but solid though, for over god knows how many years, 3.5 years or so. Still, nice to see logitech releasing new gear, will check out some of their keyboards maybe, my g15 feels a bit soggy in places after thousands of hours of mmo abuse.
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It's a very well known and long running issue. Logitech has known about the issues since the G500 was released and has done nothing to correct it. I could have probably dealt with it until the switch completely failed, if the tracking laser hadn't started having problems. Now I'm using a Roccat Kova+
Last edited by sykozis; 03-21-2013 at 00:41.
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03-21-2013, 07:18
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I'm disappointed.....again. I have the original G700, and it sure is the first Logitech mouse I own that hasn't yet lost a button due to massive use. That one is fine. The keyboards however.... I have the second version of the G15, and it's not a bad product. But the new keyboards are yet again rubberdome tech. Logitech *did* introduce the G710+ mechanical keyboard, and I really really like the MX brown with dampening ring solution, but that one lacks the integrated display, which I wouldn't want to miss ever again. Wake me when they release a mechanical keyboard *with* display. Then that G15 will go. Not a moment sooner.
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03-21-2013, 07:24
| posts: 6,145 | Location: Portland, Oregon
Logitech needs to integrate their Ultimate Ears brand into their headsets. http://ue.logitech.com/en-us/headphones
All they have to do is slap a proper mic on the UE6000 or UE4000.
Last edited by FULMTL; 03-21-2013 at 07:28.
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03-21-2013, 09:11
| posts: 18
Quote:
Originally Posted by proFits
They are already way behind on the e-sport boat.
This stuff comes much too late, they aren't nearly as cool as TT esports or Razer and don't have any visibility right now.
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Some people refer to Thermaltake as Thermalbreak.... although I've never had anything of thiers so I haven't a personal experience.
Quote:
Originally Posted by sykozis
Only 2 of the Logitech mice I've purchased in the last 20 years, still worked when I stopped using them. The first was an old serial mouse, which I'd probably still be using if it could be connected to a computer without requiring additional hardware. The second, is a PS/2 mouse that my aunt/uncle are still using 15 years after I bought it....the track ball in it has been replaced, but the mouse is still 100% functional. The serial mouse was actively used for 10 years with no issues. Logitech doesn't make anything with high enough quality to last that long anymore.
It's a very well known and long running issue. Logitech has known about the issues since the G500 was released and has done nothing to correct it. I could have probably dealt with it until the switch completely failed, if the tracking laser hadn't started having problems. Now I'm using a Roccat Kova+
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Did you contact support about any of the issues? Lots of the time I hear people have a crappy time with something and don't even bother to call support and just buy a new one.
How many Logis have you had??
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03-21-2013, 12:30
| posts: 5,749 | Location: Montreal
Quote:
Originally Posted by remixedcat
Some people refer to Thermaltake as Thermalbreak.... although I've never had anything of thiers so I haven't a personal experience.
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They don't have widespread availability here in Canada so I wouldn't know about their gaming stuff breaking. Never had an issue with their PSU though.
My point is, it's about time they updated their gaming catalogue, so good on them.
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03-21-2013, 13:08
| posts: 325 | Location: UK
The guy in that video has a speech deficit.
Just being picky, probably; but having the entire internet enabled world potentially watching your video should really make you put someone in front of the camera who can talk, or at the very least understand cadence.
They picked a monotonic mumbler...makes me wonder about the parts they pick for their products now...
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03-21-2013, 13:10
| posts: 18
I want a mech. KB from Logitech but one that's a lil more low profile and no orange. I have all black devices with blue or green LEDs.
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Don Tommasino
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03-21-2013, 14:47
| posts: 12,390 | Location: Southampton, UK
Really don't like the look of the new stuff from Logitech, the older models looked sleek but these just don't.
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03-21-2013, 15:35
| posts: 3,190 | Location: Finland
Hmph nothing new i would want currently using gigabyte osmium and kryptonite cause i got a packet deal for both and a mat for mouse, these are really good products. my old imperator 2012 sucks compared to this gb mouse
But i still have my old trusty performance mx mouse for movie watching that it does nicely and g19 keyboard for my other computer.
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03-21-2013, 15:44
| posts: 2,542 | Location: The Netherlands
Quote:
Originally Posted by LesserHellspawn
I'm disappointed.....again. I have the original G700, and it sure is the first Logitech mouse I own that hasn't yet lost a button due to massive use. That one is fine. The keyboards however.... I have the second version of the G15, and it's not a bad product. But the new keyboards are yet again rubberdome tech. Logitech *did* introduce the G710+ mechanical keyboard, and I really really like the MX brown with dampening ring solution, but that one lacks the integrated display, which I wouldn't want to miss ever again. Wake me when they release a mechanical keyboard *with* display. Then that G15 will go. Not a moment sooner.
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Came from a G19 to a G710+, can't say i miss the LCD at all.
I did replace all o-rings with Red ones tho. And so far i'm rly liking my first Mechanical Keyboard.
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03-21-2013, 16:12
| posts: 9,505 | Location: UK
I wont be buying anything more from them.
My G19 keyboards display rarely works now, its a very common fault.
I can get it working by taking it apart, unplugging the internal connectors a few times, but after a short while (mins to hrs) it stops again.
You cant change the keyboard backlight colour unless the display is functioning, because the display not working disables the software!
My G500 mouse came without the weights tray so I used Blu Tak to hold them in place.
It is rarely detected by the driver and cant be configured unless it is detected.
It requires a very flat surface or it tracks awefully, giving very jerky/slow movement.
Just running the G500 mouse software causes the G19 keyboard software to crash, every single time, so they cant both be used to their potential in the same system.
I use a Steelseries Sensei mouse which tracks on just about any surface and doesnt screw my keyboards software up. Although the keyboards software is useless now because the display doesnt work.
Absolutely crap products that are supposed to be their flagships and arent cheap, great advert guys.
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03-21-2013, 16:35
| posts: 3,436 | Location: Los Angeles
Damn I just bought a new G400. Going to have to get one of their new mice.
*my original G11 keyboard & MX518 work just fine still. 6 years later.
Last edited by biggerx; 03-21-2013 at 16:38.
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