MarkSpurrell

I've had this camera for years and it has served me extremely well. Now that it's under $1000 to buy, it's definitely worth checking out. Also, feel free to AMA. -Mark

Knocked my S8+ off my nightstand while I was sleeping somehow and the USB-C connector bent at a 45 degree angle. The phone port was fine though.

Makes sense. I suspect that would be rather hard to do though.

This is what I use. Audio Technica AT2020 USB+. Amazing mic, got it for $100 used.

Yep. That would be pretty neat. But how often do you change GPU's? I move them from case to case sometimes but not often enough to warrant this I don't think. Same here. I didn't even know about the software for most of the time when I was using my g502.

Understandable. The g502 and g900 I've had both don't require the Logitech Gaming Software to run though. RGB seems to be hit or miss with most people. You either hate it or you love it.

I don't like mice that have buttons next to the left & right click buttons. Actually, I don't really like the positioning of any of those buttons. I've had a roccat kova before and it wasn't all that impressive. Some people have different reasonings for not wanting peripheral software. What's yours? Just curious. I like being able to create macro profiles and lighting schemes for different games/software. That level of customization is nice.

I like the shape of the 502, but I don't find it hard to get used to new mice so I don't mind the shape of the g900 either. The logitech gaming software is the best peripheral software I've used. Leagues ahead of Razer's garbage synapse. They do, yeah. But it's extremely expensive, has romer g switches (ew), no backlighting, and the huge palm rest is non-removable. So while I like the idea, poor execution imo.

That powerpad is a neat idea, but it defeats the only purpose I bought a wireless mouse for. I want to hide all wires, not add new ones to the scene.

The OSMO with a Go Pro Hero 4 is a great combination for any sort of travel video if you can push your budget.

No contest here. I've owned an a6300 for just a little while now coming from a Blackmagic Cinema Camera, and the a6300 blew my socks off. Stunning image.

Could have been a bad dongle or something. But yeah, I had a lot of problems with it. Loving the g900 though, no problems with it thus far.

Yeah I'd love a wireless TXL too, but there are very few options on the market unfortunately. Great opportunity for a company that wants to take on the challenge though (looking at you logitech). I had a performance MX days before the g900. Had all sorts of stuttering and connection dropouts, no idea why.

I always stayed away from wireless mice because of the latency issues and connection problems, but after buying the G900 I'm all for wireless peripherals. Well, wireless mice anyway. I think keyboards still have a ways to go, but I ordered an Anne Pro so hopefully that'll surprise me too. What do you guys think? Is everyone here still on wired? I did a review on the G900 which you can find below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lbr46fP3oc