I use the TP-Link equivalents due to the granite walls and height of my house. They played around at first and kept dropping the connection or only allowing a select few devices to attach (which was bizarre). Then, out of the blue, they suddenly started working perfectly at close to the maximum speed of my broadband connection. They've been working perfectly for almost two years now, so I'd be interested on how you get on with the Netgear ones (which I nearly bought in frustration).And as I live in a cottage with thick walls and my gaming room is as far from the router as is physically possible, I got these:
Which, to those who are unfamiliar, allow me to run my internet through plug sockets. Meaning I can have a wired connection to my PC without a stupidly long cable.
Bought a new watch.
Been a goal of mine to own one for a long time. Feels great to finally be able to get it
Bought a new watch.
Been a goal of mine to own one for a long time. Feels great to finally be able to get it
Well so far so good fortunately but I will try keep you updated over a longer period. Only had them for 3 days as it stands
That is the EXACT same mouse I have. I talked about it in this thread. I love it!!A whole load of stuff the past few days.
Logitech G602 mouse:
Glad to know I'm not the only one who enjoys it!
One question. Were you able to get ALL the hot keys to work? I am not sure if it is the certain games I am playing, but it seems some of the hot keys on the left side cant be programed with the couple pc games I have been playing.I mostly bought it because it was a nice size for my big-ass paws. But I love the design, feel and functionality as well, pretty much felt right at home upgrading from my MX1100. Having a sniping button for my FPS' too is a great touch
Ok that's what I figured. It depends on the games. I mainly play Age Of Empires 3 on the PC and that's about it. Once in a while I throw in League Of Legends or Black and White 2. But I don't PC game much at all. The little I do play I love that mouse.
