Bought some new accesories

My favorite part of using up those gift cards

Got a Logitech G933 Artemis Spectrum Headset, down a good 60$ from it's usual hefty price of 200. My previous headset was getting kind of touchy regarding the cable so getting a wireless one is neat. Works really well.

My previous mouse, a Logitech G602 will go down as my favorite mouse but the frequent replacing of the batteries was getting on my nerves. I gave that one away and bought a G502 instead and I'm really liking how similar it is. It's wired and I can adjust the weight to something heavy. I like a heavy mouse. Also the ability to change the scroll wheel behavior on the fly is better then I thought it would be. I heard it was a huge plus but I didn't realize just how useful it was. With a click of a button you can make the scroll wheel scroll freely or with small incremental "steps". Perfect for website usage or switching weapons in gaming.

Bought a new speaker set. For something really cheap these things can be loud

A cloth mouse pad to finally replace the failing plastic thing I had

A new clock that has a alarm radio set to an A.M station instead of that blasted rock and drum sound from the previous clock

Not for me but I got a Furby themed in Star Wars. Furbaka? It's a Wookie Furby that makes obnoxious noises like Chewie. The niece loved it (honestly kind of wanted one myself)

A giant container of popcorn. It goes good with tech stuff.

 

That mouse wheel ability, it was called hyper scrolling on my old mouse. It closely resembles the MX Anywhere 2 and Marathon Mouse M705, but it's no longer manufactured (after about 7+ years). I did miss the third button functionality most mice typically have for their scroll wheel when using it, but now I miss being able to scroll up or down faster without touching the mouse wheel as much now that I have 15 extra buttons I can use with the G600. I use G12 to close a tab, G9 to refresh a tab, G10 to go to the previous tab (Ctrl+Shift+Tab) and G13 to go to the next tab (Ctrl+Tab), G11 to go back (Alt+Left Arrow) and G14 to go forward (Alt+Right Arrow). So needless to say, I no longer use the standard middle mouse button feature on the scroll wheel. If only they could have kept the hyper scrolling feature.

 

I instantly feel in love with this feature. The only thing I don't like is that the dpi button feels too "pronounced". It's presence is always felt on my thumb and I really don't have a use for it. I just set the dpi to 1600 and from there mess with the sensitivity controls for various programs.

 

I brought a gaming monitor. It is BenQ 24-inch LED monitor with 1080p. I was able to play all my games at max settings with it and my high-end graphic card. It has good review according to http://www.jenreviews.com/best-gaming-monitor/. I highly recommend it to anyone, who is looking to buy a monitor for gaming.

 

Is it a Logitech Gaming Software configurable button? (Meaning you can re-assign it's function using the software). If so, I'd make it use a different function or remove the function altogether if you don't like the button.

 

I personally prefer the Corsair Scimitar, but that is because it had the adjustable num-pad on the side for even better weapon switching. Well, for old-school FPSs. That was the only reason why Razor's and Logitechs num-pad mice weren't chosen by me.
Actually, I skipped the Razor because the software was a pain. Never tried the Logitech num-pad mouse.