Logitech Gaming mouse range

ShakeNBake · 8 Oct 2013 at 23:33

Can anyone explain to me why Logitech think they can get away with offering a "budget" gaming mouse for £35 (G100s) and an optical gaming mouse for £50 (G400s)..?

I just don't get it. You can pick up a laser gaming mouse for <£50, and a budget gaming mouse for <£20, easily.

What makes the new Logitech mice so good that they are worth the huge premium..?

"Delta Zero sensor technology" = ???

ShakeNBake · 8 Oct 2013 at 23:54

yes I like Logitech too, but I swear I never paid over £25 for a MX518 / G400.

£50 for G400s = LOL

ShakeNBake · 9 Oct 2013 at 18:28

regulus said:
Again, marketing nonsense. Does the same damn thing. LOL at 'Delta Zero Sensor bla bla bla blab'. Get yourself a ten quid mouse. Does the same damn thing.

I just bought a £15 gaming mouse from the sale (Gigabyte one) to replace a G400, but it handles like **** (move mouse right and mouse cursor goes up + right). Also you can only adjust the dpi in intervals of 400.
it's also nowhere near as comfortable to grip.

so yeah bargain mice ain't all that useful.

ShakeNBake · 9 Oct 2013 at 21:46

Sin_Chase said:
To my surprise Logitech (at least on OcUK) have a HUGE gap in their line up. There is no mid-range unit, it's either super cheap or expensive. By the time you are spending the £££ on the mice worth buying with Logitech you might as well go the extra few quid and get a premium product from another brand.

well the 100s @ £35 is advertised as their "budget" mouse

D says it all really.