G602

Yeah, but macros and other custom settings require synapse to work, even if they're part of the onboard default profile. I just swapped from Logitech G602, which has multiple onboard profiles that don't require GHub, and I have my default profile set up for web browsing (opening/closing tabs, refres

I've got an old Logitech g602, and input remapper works on it. While not the best option, you can spin up a Windows VM to map the buttons the way you'd like and store it in the onboard memory.

I use a Logitech G602. What worked for me was uninstalling G HUB and installing their legacy Logitech Gaming software. I was noticing the issue on Linux Mint as well with my mouse (I have its on-board memory enabled), but it fixed itself after configuring my mouse through the legacy software on Wind

5 years later for those who have the same issue. If you buy a logitech receiver from ebay, make sure it has 500 Hz printed in white letters on the side. Secure that little bugger then download the logitech 2.00 software from the G602 support page (link below) MAKE SURE its the right version as the G

Looks at GHUB... Looks at the older Logitech software.... GHUB made me sell my new Logitech peripherals. They used to be craftsman's that cared about their products. G27, G13 (had that one almost 20 years now) G602, G700s. All great stuff. All replaced with more expensive, cheaper built versions wit