This is quite the mouse!
I can't say that we are using all the features, but it does have a lot of them. For the price tag, I think you really need to make sure you are using all the features in order to make it worth the money.
It's a bit bulky and does take a little bit getting used to, but extremely flexible in terms of making it work for yourself.
I recommend it for serious gamers. Otherwise, a regular mouse is just fine. But this is extremely top quality.
I've always been a Logitech MX Series user and the fit is a little weird at the beginning, but after a few hours I got used to it and I love it.
The G9x laser mouse is quite the upgrade from my cordless MX. As most can attest, gaming with a cordless mouse just doesn't work that well (can you say lag?). The G9x is the most sensitive, most customizable mouse I've ever had. Coupled with the Logitech G110 gaming keyboard, I'm suddenly a force to be reckoned with.
Pros: interchangeable grips, custom LED colors, smooth scrolling wheel, glides easily on desk, insanely accurate (I'm using it at 5000dpi), software is easy to use, onboard memory.
Cons: very expensive (but worth it).
I can't say enough good things about this mouse. I'm using the "precision grip", which is smaller and has a rough textured finish (perfect for those who prefer more finger control as opposed to palm control). I'm using 16 grams of weight to ad a little more heft. You can add up to 28 grams of weight via the nifty weight cartridge that just slides into the base of the mouse. Windows 7 found the drivers for it very quickly. I was up and running in a matter of minutes. Games like Half Life 2 and Modern Warfare 2 feel so much more satisfying when compared with my old mouse. If you can swing the $100 dollar price tag, you should go for it.
"This is still one of the best gaming mouses available; i agree with the multitude of great reviews posted here."
"It's amazing. But i know it's disgin for windows, so cannot work on mac well."
