Which wireless mouse to replace MX Revolution?

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I've used Logitech wireless mice for quite some time. I prefer wireless as I find the wire a little cumbersome on wired mice and my last 2 mice have been Logitech ones. MX1000 followed by MX Revolution. Both of these have served me well but my Revolution's scroll wheel is breaking (middle click only works 75% of the time which is frustrating when you have it bound to something important in a game)

I'm not too brand loyal but both my previous Logitech mice have served me incredibly well so would quite like a Logitech unless there are compelling reasons to buy something else.

Oddly the technology seems to have moved slightly backwards. Both my previous mice used Li-On batteries to keep the weight down, the current crop of wireless gaming mice use AA or AAA batteries which seems a little odd to me.

I've been looking at the G602 and G700s but I can't quite decide which to go for... or maybe something else entirely? Suggestions are welcome!

I want something that's going to be at least an adequate replacement for my MX revolution but preferably an upgrade.
 
I use the g700s and have to say its a good mouse, plenty buttons to customize, macros etc.

Negatives would be the weight as its rather heavy and no unifying support if you have more logitech wireless equipment. Some moan about the wire being to thick but i dont see it as a problem. Good buy for me.
 
Yeah I'm really torn between the G700s and the G602.

The G700s has:
-Higher DPI
-Rechargeable so no battery swapping
-Tilt wheel (which I do use occasionally on my revolution)

But the G602 is better for:
-Battery life
-Price
-Aesthetics (it just looks better!)

Strangely, Logitech's gaming website seems to be promoting the G602 as their premium product despite the g700 being higher spec and more highly priced. Hmm.
 
G602 gets my vote. With fairly heavy use I have managed to get 3 months of battery life so far and im down to 20% (2 x AA supplied)

Lightweight for a wireless mouse when using a single eneloop battery.

Driver-less DPI stepping is in increments of 250. Using the LGS software you can set DPI increments of 50 to achieve 400 or 800 DPI.
 
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