How many buttons does a gaming mouse really need? Who needs an 8200 dpi sensor, anyways? With Logitech's first new gaming mouse in a while, the Logitech G602, it's all about the batteries. Certainly, the $79.99 peripheral has 11 fully programmable buttons, the chassis feels well-sculpted to the hand, and its 2500dpi optical sensor feels precise in the palm. But the exciting part of the G602 is that it's a wireless mouse, one that Logitech claims can last far longer than any other wireless gaming mouse on the market.
With a pair of AA batteries in full performance mode, the company claims it can run for 250 hours on a charge, or switch over to an "endurance" mode for over 1,400 hours of runtime. (Compare to our current favorite...
via The Verge - All Posts http://www.theverge.com/2013/8/27/4662744/logitech-g602-gaming-mouse-aa-batteries
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