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Close look at the mouse
The mouse has two buttons on the left side that you can easily use with your thumb. The top also has two buttons which control the DPI of the mouse at standard settings.
The bottom of the mouse has four glide pads and I find the good enough, therefore I have not used the extra glidez yet. The mouse is the size of a normal Logitech mouse and it does not have any removable weights so you will have to learn to use it with the weight and size it has.
The scroll wheel lits up in a nice blue color when you plug in the mouse, you can turn this of though in the software if you find it annoying. Above the thumb buttons there is a red/blue led which shows about which DPI setting you got on the mouse, when it goes over from blue to red you have activated a quite high DPI while the blue shows that the DPI setting is quite low. I personally found it more comfortable on the red setting. Software:
The software is very easy to navigate through and its very logical so you won't have any problems using it. The first button menu allows you setup the buttons and the double click speed. The wheel tab on the other hand will let you configure the scroll wheel and this is where you can turn the led of that lits up the scroll wheel.
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