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Wired Logitech G602 Equivalent

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I'm really liking the Logitech G602, but sadly its wireless, and as I'm terrible for getting battery replacements so I would like something that is wired, does anyone know of a mouse that is the equivalent of a G602 but wired?

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I'm really liking the Logitech G602, but sadly its wireless, and as I'm terrible for getting battery replacements so I would like something that is wired, does anyone know of a mouse that is the equivalent of a G602 but wired?

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G500s, G9x, g400s. 

 

G500s is laser and for palm grips

G9x is also laser and is for claw grip

G400s is optical (better accuracy ) and is for palm grip

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The G500s or the G700s, if you need more keys on the mouse, take a look at the G600 too.

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You could try the G700s. It has a rechargeable battery and can be used in wired or wireless mode.

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The g602 last forever.

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g400s

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The G700 looks rather nice, though it doesn't have to be a Logitech mouse, but if the batteries lasted for that long then I could just go with the G602, if I had one I would be running it in endurance mode because I'm not a pro gamer so I wouldn't need that ultra precision, so I'm assuming that is what you guys have been doing to get that battery life right?

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On 2014-03-25 at 12:43 PM, Kang said:

I would get it, my battery has lasted around 4 moths now.

 

If you need an equivalent I'd look at the G700s

Even if it doesn't come with a wire is there still an area where a cable could be connected for wired use.

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