G604 Lightspeed

I've been trying to move to loonix from windows for years. I like the challenge of learning new things, and I've gone so far with windows that it's now so useful I'm running out of ways to make it better. When I plug in my vial based keyboard to windows, it just works. In loonix I have to enter some

post like this makes me hate Logitech even more tbh. been using G604 for years now and suddenly the discontinued all of their amazing peripherals. i still have two working G604 mice but when their gone, its almost impossible to find the same model (unless at a ridiculous price). so i know how you fe

One armed amateur accessibility aid designer. I use logitech g604 and it predecessor. I have repaired both multiple times (buttons failed/need lube) and its a pain in the ass to get it apart and then fiddle it back together. Making it easy to repair would be high on my list of needs. Also as disabil

voicing my opinion too. i’m on my last g604, when it breaks, am i gonna spend hundreds of dollars on a second hand one to replace it? it’s just ridiculous logitech is not only missing out on easy money, but also forcing users to buy for exorbitant prices…

Logitech G604...and this is the 3rd one. Switched to an ASUS Spatha X specifically because they made the whole "replace the clicker switches" part of the selling point; literally pop them out of sockets and plug in new ones.

I'm disappointed Logitech discontinued the G602 & G604 shaped mice. A major concern is that most of their mice use a rubber that will eventually get sticky and deteriorate within a few years. Very much planned obsolescence. Prices have doubled as well. Mice used to $60-80, now they are pushing $120.

I realized there isn't really an easy way to see how someone re-assembles the G604 after having double mouse clicking issues. The teardown of the mouse is a lot and there are a ton of screws. I wanted to make something quick to help myself out reassembling and might as well share that. Some of the v

I would love a g604 that isnt built like crap. Mine had the rubber wearing through completely in 2 months while my beloved g602 had lasted me the better part of a decade with almost no visible wear. My scroll wheel also stopped working after around 1.5 to 2 years while my g602 made it over 8 years o

Sharing my experience with you. I’m currently evaluating CachyOS as well for the same reason as I refuse to install Windows 11. I’ve installed Cachy on a NVMe m.2 USB enclosure with limine+btrfs and KDE Plasma (Wayland) for my 9th gen i9, 64gb RAM, and an RTX 2080 TI. I did the install 2 weeks ago a

Interesting, would have to feel it to know what you mean... don't get me wrong the MacBook trackpad itself is the best around but can only use them for so long. Anyway, enjoy the mouse just not my type - I miss the G602/G604 models and am mad at Logitech for decreasing their options for multi-button