Whereas the Naga has a 12-button thumbpad on the left side of the mouse, a clickable scroll wheel, a left and right click, and two buttons on the top left of the left click, the G600 removes those two top left buttons, adds a scroll wheel that can click left or right as well as the standard down, adds a third button to the right of the right click, and adds two vertically aligned buttons below the scroll wheel. First off, as is vital when looking at MMO mice, the G600 has a total of 20 buttons, 3 more than the Razer Naga. I’ve always had a thing for gaming mice, and have been married to my 17-button Razer Naga for around one year, so I was stoked to see how Logitech approached the MMO mouse genre. I spent a week with the 20-buttoned beast. Before now, the Razer Naga was really the only MMO-tailored mouse in town, but Logitech has something to say about that with their new G600 MMO gaming mouse.

The issue that immediately arises after that is, man, those are a ton of skills, spells, items, and equipment sets that you need to somehow be able to conveniently reach in a split second. If you’ve ever played an MMO, a problem you’ll run into is that screen real estate quickly becomes an issue as you attempt to balance the number of hotbars filled with character skills, spells, and items, while somehow maintaining enough game visibility to make sense of your character’s surroundings.

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