#Logitech g604 lightspeed Bluetooth#
So that about covers it, but there’s just one additional bullet point on the G604’s spec sheet that we should at least mention, namely Bluetooth connectivity. We believe this will help you understand its strengths and weaknesses a whole lot better than reading a long treatise on the subject. We’ve created a video that shows you every last detail of this mouse, including how it compares to a number of other models. Special thanks to Logitech for providing a sample of its G604 Lightspeed Mouse for review. In any event, the big question for today’s review is whether the G604 is another home run for Logitech, like the G602 before it, or whether it’s just a sacrifice fly to left field. We’ve even convinced Logitech that there were some elements of the G502’s exterior design that most definitely should not have been cloned (you can thank us when the G503 arrives!). We get this, to a point, but ultimately, dwelling on the past can come back to bite you, because no matter how great a product is, there’s room for improvement.
Logitech went to great lengths to clone every last millimeter of the G502’s exterior, despite needing to gut the interior to build in wireless technology. Logitech has been driving the nostalgia bus for a while now, releasing such offerings as the updated MX518 (borrowing both the name and the shape of an ancient 2005 design), and then the G502 Lightspeed, a wireless version of 2014’s G502). Thus, in a sense it’s not surprising to see Logitech return to these roots for its G604, after the disappointing G603, released in 2017. While nothing about the G602 would appear to stand out today, it was a popular mouse in its day, and one of the very first wireless mice marketed specifically for gaming. With this context in mind, we were excited to check out the new G604, a follow-up to one of our favorite all-around wireless mice, the ultra-comfortable G602, released in 2013. It was the nail in the coffin of all of Logitech’s competitors and wired gaming mice in general. And since September 2016, we’ve used nothing but Logitech wireless gaming mice, because once its G403 Prodigy arrived on the scene, there was no looking back. We’ve reviewed a whole lot of gaming mice over the years, but we’ve always come back to Logitech for our personal gaming sessions because its mice are consistently ahead of the pack.
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