I've recently gotten into PC Minecraft and wanted a mouse with more buttons. After playing with the Logitech mouse software for a bit I got the hang of it and was able to remap all the 5 extra buttons on the mouse to whatever I desired. I have dramatically improved and have gotten quicker at playing since purchasing his mouse. A steal for the price!

Awesome, responsive, tunable, and comfortable

When I met with Logitech while setting up for our Hardware Workshop at Quakecon this year, they wanted to show me a new mouse they were coming out with. Of course I was interested, but to be honest, mice have seemingly gone to a point where I could very rarely tell them apart in terms of...

The folks behind the Logitech G402 Hyperion Fury suggest they've created a new age in gaming mouse technology. This device does not just rely on an optical sensor – they've incorporated several different sensors to make certain that there's no point at which any one sensor is relied upon too...

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The Hyperion itself follows the ever typical Logitech build quality, that of which is brilliant. It has a nice and sleek design that I suppose is almost stealth like when off, but when plugged in and the G logo glows bright blue, looks beautiful. The positioning of the buttons is exactly…

I've reviewed a couple gaming mice here on Run Around Tech, from the Logitech G602, Logitech G700s, and the SteelSeries Sensai. Overall, I've had great experiences with all of the mice I've reviewed, but getting your gaming great precisely right is incredibly important if you play a lot of games on…

Incredible tracking; comfortable; attractive design

Scroll wheel isn't as solid as Logitech's other offerings

First-person shooter (FPS) gamers require a mouse with a very specific set of features, which don't necessarily correspond with those of all-purpose or massively multiplayer online (MMO) mice. FPS titles call for a minimalist aesthetic and on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment, for example.

Innovative; comfortable design; Fantastic software; Just enough buttons; Reasonable price

No discrete X/Y-axis DPI; Not ideal for non-FPS titles

Competitive gaming hardware has to be perfect. Everything must work as advertised so that players can get that extra edge over the competition. With so many products flooding the market–most with an insane amount of tweaking and adjustment to the point in which they no longer resemble what they are...

I'm convinced that someone at Logitech is trying to build a spaceship. It seems like they may have gotten the technical blueprints mixed up somewhere in the design process of the G402 gaming mouse, as they've managed to call it the Hyperion Fury and have equipped it with a Fusion Engine.