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Showing posts with label Logitech. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Logitech. Show all posts

Wednesday, 2 July 2014

Getting a Logitech G510's Windows key to work as the command key on OSX

So the G510 has a joystick stick on the upper row of the keyboard next to mute and MR button. If this is on the Logitech Gaming software doesn't detect the Command key when you try to detect the button.

Click the plus sign next to the word 'Command', detect it and add it to your keystrokes list. Its also worth saving it to a separate profile if you switch between PC's a fair bit.

Tuesday, 28 February 2012

Logitech g700 profile settings

It's taken a while to get used to using all the extra features of the mouse but I really love the 5 different levels of DPI tracking!

If you use Maya or any sort of editing software where you need high accuracy then you'll love this. I must admit I don't swap around much in games but when I remember to it can be pretty helpful there too!

Here are the settings I've settled on:


Just thought I'd put this up for anyone who might like it as it can be a bit daunting at first. 

Friday, 23 December 2011

A great deal at Logitech

I just wanted to inform everyone of a great deal at www.logitech.com


Firstly I am not affiliated with them what so ever, I was simply in search of a new mouse as my MX revolution was on it's last legs (and by legs I mean the battery charging contacts). 


Firstly as soon as I got to the website I noticed they had a trade in recycling scheme (UK link) which when used gave you a purchasing discount of 20%! I signed straight up for this and went and put a reasonable priced mouse in my shopping basket.. 


Here is where it got really good, an e-chat window popped up and offered 5% discount before I put in my 20% off voucher and it also looks like Logitech are giving away free gifts as I had a M305 wireless mouse in my basket at no additional cost....


This got me thinking... 25% is a BIG discount and also with a free gift... it might be worth spending a bit more...Yes, I know I'm a bit of a sucker and they are probably about to release a new range but it does make sense for some good quality products and are going to be heavily used. 


So I ended up with the Logitech G Series Bundle G510 & G930 & G700 + a extra mouse for under £200. I think that's pretty awesome. I checked today and the free gift in my basket was some simple headphones but I think it changes daily. 


If my trusty old Creative Inspire GD580's weren't still doing the job I'd be digging out an old Logitech mouse to trade in for a discount on the Z906 speakers!




Reviews:
Bit-tech.net review of the G510
Engadget review of the G700 & G930