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Logitech G5 Laser Mouse | 
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| Brand: Logitech
Category: CE
Buy New: £35.99
New (23) Used (1) Refurbished (1) from £27.99
Rating:  8 reviews
Sales Rank: 2222
Platform: Windows
Media: Accessory
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Fragile: No
Batteries Included: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.1
Dimensions (in): 51.2 x 28.7 x 17.3
Legal Disclaimer: Layer One UK does not offer any warranty other than the one imposed by the manufacturer. Consequently, the warranty conditions proposed by Layer One UK will be an exact copy of the manufacturers.
MPN: 910-000094
Model: 910-000094
EAN: 5099206002265
ASIN: B000NIJ438
Release Date: July 3, 2007
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Original - Factory Sealed Original Product from Logitech | | • | Device Type - Laser Mouse | | • | Connectivity - Wired, USB | | • | Features - Scroll Wheel, Xoom Wheel, Adjustable Weight Cartridge, Disabled Sleep Mode | | • | Warranty - Manufacturers 3 Year Warranty |
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Product Description
Created to enable you to dominate your enemies during intensive gaming sessions, the G5 Laser Mouse from Logitech represents the lethal weapon for experienced gamers!Its 2,000 dpi laser motor offers precise responses at blinding speeds while its high-speed USB connection makes its 8 times quicker than a traditional mouse.The G5 Laser Mouse doesn't stop there! In fact, the 36 g adjustable-weight cartridge gives you thousands of variations on balance and weight, including one that's perfect for your unique gaming style. Its polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) gaming feet provide the ultra-smooth glide you need in a gaming mouse, and Logitech's SetPoint software allows you to customise your mouse with advanced features such as game detection and in-game adjustable sensitivity! This is great for the most demanding gamers!
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| Customer Reviews: Read 3 more reviews...
 (Almost) Flawless May 28, 2008
N. Hume (UK)
I bought the new edition of the G5 because i was looking to replace my dell optical mouse, which wasn't exactly a pleasure to use, the G5 on the other hand is bliss. Performance-wise the tracking and accuracy are both superb. The build quality feels solid and its not an ugly old girl either. The only problems i have witnessed so far is the middle mouse button, which takes some getting used to due to the sensitivity of the scroll right/left buttons, and the weight cartridge. I inserted my weight cartridge without any weights in just to see how it worked and unfortunately its now stuck! Luckily the standard weight doesn't feel too light to me at all. I should also mention the software, its very easy to install and run and uses very little system resources.
overall i thoroughly recommend this mouse to anyone looking for an accurate and responsive gaming mouse.
 Lovely little rodent - assuming it continues to work. May 22, 2008
music addict (UK)
Well apart from the fact that the price dropped the day after I bought it, so far am very happy with this. Certainly the best mouse I've owned. Mouse wheel just clicky enough, sensitivity very good (I doubt it uses a super cheap sensor + interpolation the way many supposedly high DPI mice do) and customizable weights work very well (admittedly, some might find such a concept just way too geeky, but if you use the PC a lot its genuinely useful, honest), and size is just about right. But most of all it doesn't seem to lose tracking and go berserk on fast movements (i.e. in games) as many optical/laser mice do in my experience.
Still, the trouble with Amazon reviews for most things is they are usually written after only having the product a short while. Paying this sort of money for a mouse it had better carry on working for a good long while, which doesn't seem to be the experience of every reviewer here.
 Fancy pants March 7, 2008
Jules (England)
0 out of 5 found this review helpful
The main problem I had with the Logitech G5 Laser Mouse, was that my computer didnt have the CPU power to make it work. I had a 440W Power Supply, and it wouldnt work for me.
I have recenlty upgraded my PC anyway, and now i have a bigger power supply. For what you spend, you get what you pay for in that respect. It is a very good mouse to use, with your vertical & horizontal scroll wheel, mouse pointer speed setting and forward & back page buttons when on websites make life easier.
In heinsight it is a very expensive mouse, and the weights they give you are silly imo, just another way to add unessesary bells & whistles to get your cash. The price has droped since i bought it, overall a good mouse if you have the budget in mind. I preferd my Logitech MX510 optical mouse, and would reccomend that one. It may be a bit older, but does pretty much the same job, and cheaper if you can get one.
One of the better mice, but expensive January 18, 2008
MoJo (UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Mice are very tactile objects, so it depends as much on the individual as anything if you like a particular model.
The G5 is fairly comfortable, being on the larger side for mice. At first I thought it was heavy, but it glides very smoothly and in the end I actually added a bit of weight to it. It fits in the hand fairly well, although the forward/backward buttons are not ideally positioned.
For everyday use, a lighter mouse might be better. The Microsoft optical ones are not bad, and cheap.
The real problem I have with this mouse is it's cost. It just isn't that much better than the 5 Samsung optical mouse I normally use.
Smooth, Veiny and Tough as a Rock, the mouse aint bad either! October 31, 2007
A. KOLOVOS (LONDON)
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Yes all, if you're considering buying a gaming mouse believe me when i tell you this baby rocks! Great laser, the weights aren't just a gimmick they do make a difference and so many mappable buttons, albeit you'll need to run the software (supplied) in background to get them to function in-game.
You can even map the sensitivity buttons to a keystroke giving u complete freedom to have your binoculars or nightvision instantly accessible. You'll never understand quite how u lived without them. The diamond Razer mouse is the next best contender as far as sick gamers go, but for me this mouse hits all the + points.
THE ONLY THING IS: middle mouse button (ie mouseButton3) can occasionally be a little awkward to press due to the left/ right tilt functions. But dont believe what others say that its unusable, these people must be ducks and have webbed fingers. I mean who uses lean control in an FPS anyway?? If ur like me who doesn't then u can map woteva you want to left and right tilt and still have middle mouse spare for some thing less important than 'use' command.
You could get a razer, but i found that it was a horrible shape, uncomfortable to hold and felt well cheap & light. I dont care if it's got a glowing snake on the front, whilst your busy losing your mind over the emitting blue glow im lining your head up in my x-hairs!
Playing Crysis demo and having your weapon or suit optimization quickmenus mapped respectively to left/ right tilt functions on my G5 is shear bliss. Get one BUT MAKE SURE ITS THE 2007 edition which includes an extra thumb button for 'Reload'. WASD Key config sucks -if u got this mouse, try using the arrow keys and numpad to see how better you get on.
See you on the battlefield!!!
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