Assigning a skill to each button leaves your keyboard hand free to focus on character movement, or vice versa. The primary advantage of an MMO mouse like the G600 is that your right thumb is one of the few fingers that isn't doing much from the beginning. It might not even be necessary to do so, as the G600 can download and use premade profiles for games ranging from "BioShock Infinite" to "World of Warcraft." Performance Having too many options is never a bad thing, although tweaking hundreds of possible buttons, DPI settings and color combinations can be intimidating. For example, you might want to switch between two or three DPI settings rapidly in a game with on-foot and vehicle segments, or keep your DPI constant when working with productivity software. You can program each profile with multiple DPI settings and then switch them by pressing a mouse button (you can program which one). This can be helpful when differentiating between an endgame raid in "World of Warcraft" and a leisurely game of "Civilization V." Users can also change dots-per-inch (DPI) inputs on a whim - to anywhere between 200 and 8,200 - to change how quickly the cursor tracks across the screen. If you want green buttons while playing MMOs, blue buttons while typing away in Microsoft Word and hot-pink buttons while fragging foes in " Call of Duty," the G600 is happy to oblige. Since users can cycle through three different profiles at will, this effectively gives them access to 108 buttons available at a second's notice.Īesthetically inclined players will be happy to know that you can choose any color for the mouse's LED buttons to go along with a profile. Holding down the third button could switch it to Shift-1, Ctrl-1, F1 or a letter. For example, by default, a thumb button might correspond to the number 1 on the keyboard.
When a user holds down the third mouse button, it switches to a secondary profile.
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