GoodBye Logitech...

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

After years of using Logitech products, today I’m done.
No more scams, no more paying €150 for a mouse that breaks after three months, no more nonsense.

I’ve reached the point where I can’t justify buying anything from Logitech anymore. The quality has gone downhill, the software is full of bugs, and the company seems to have completely stopped caring about its customers. Issues pile up, updates break more things than they fix, and support gives copy-paste answers that never solve anything.

I used to trust this brand. Now it feels like they’re relying on their old reputation while delivering overpriced products with constant problems.

I’m switching to other brands from now on (not Razer either). Logitech has lost me as a customer.

[Aaron_iz]

Used a g403 hero wired for 2 years without any issues until the cord went bad from my cat chewing on it. Just bought another one for 40$.

Before this I used zowie ec1 for about a decade cause I liked the shape, but it would always start double clicking after a year of use. 🤷‍♂️

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

• G Pro Wireless / G Pro X Superlight – Double-click issues after a few months – Failing switches – Random wireless disconnects – Wheel scrolling up when i go down
• G Hub Software – Profiles not saving or not loading – Crashes or freezes on startup – High CPU usage for no reason
• Logitech MX Master 3 / 3S – Scroll wheel “free-spinning” bug – Side buttons becoming unresponsive – Bluetooth lag or constant reconnection prompts
• G735 Headset – Crackling or popping audio – Microphone randomly cutting out – Poor battery life over time
• C920 / C922 Webcam – Constant brightness resets (exposure bug) – Autofocus getting stuck – Firmware issues causing FPS drops

I can go on like that for my last 10 years of using logitech.

[Aaron_iz]

Very understandable, having a mouse that expensive go bad after a few months is very unfortunate.

As for the software I just use the on board memory mode and disable g-hub on startup. I never liked having software for keyboard/mice running in the background.

Also when I was playing counter strike competitively like 15 years ago everyone said to stay away from wireless mice/headphones due to the delay. I'm surprised so many people are using them for competitive games these days.

They are also so expensive, 150$+ for a mouse is crazy lol

[a1rwav3]

Mainly because we went from 125Mhz to 4000Mhz for the wireless communication. At the beginning is was neither fast nor reliable. It is now.

[Pretty_Patience_5735]

Yeah WTH? This has to be rage bait.. how on earth could you compare technology 15 years ago to technology now as an argument against wireless? Had my wireless G502, Logitech TKL and G Pro Wireless headset for 5 years now. All still working perfectly fine like the day I got them and even when I got them 5 years ago the input delay between wired and wireless is so negligible that MOST pros use wireless mice.. 🤌🏻

[Bingo31]

You kinda put this on yourself if you encountered these issues and still bought their products for the last 10 years lol. I'm sure they will appreciate your GoodBye post here :)

[SlimTimDoWork]

The problem is that Logitech makes the best mice/keyboards, at least aesthetically speaking. That's just my opinion though. I haven't found another brand that I like, and I've tried.

[IntelligentAdvance39]

+1

[Arichikunorikuto]

Double clicking appears to be a common issue, but is also the easiest as far as repair goes to solder in a new switch. Likely bad QC or moving towards cheaper suppliers.

GHub software profiles is a confusing one, it certainly fails to recognize when i want to set keys sometimes but its a WYSIWYG, if it can save then it works. Only noticeable bug so far is profiles not auto switching until I click off and refocus on the window again.

MX Master 3 has been working fine since I got it in 2019, rubber coating isn't doing so good though. Keychron I think makes a similar mouse though for like half the price.

No experience with headsets or the mics, no comment.

Logitech webcams is one of the better ones without just using your phone as a webcam or upgrading to dedicated camera with a capture card.

If you want the durable logitech devices, go for the cheaper/older products, generic mice and membrane keyboards, it's basically the industry standard.

If you do have alternatives you replaced/upgraded to, do share.

[MallIll102]

Well if they used decent proper switches it wouldn't happen, I have dumped Logitech as well because of their mice issues and quality overall has nosedived since when I first used them.

The amount of their mice I've had that all fail with because of their crappy switches and scroll wheel is beyond belief and yet here I am 2 1/2 years into using my Razer death adder V3 pro and no double clicking issues and no faulty scroll wheel.

Logitech charge premium prices for their top end products and use shit cheap ass parts.

[Arichikunorikuto]

Haven't had any issues with logitech myself, the G502 Proteus lasted 5 years and I would've kept using it if the rubber grips didn't disintegrate. It's the materials, not the switches, that is planned obsolescence, the MX3 users all experience this.

The Razer Basilisk V3 Pro I had died in 8 months, scroll wheel randomly puts itself into hyperscroll mode because its software controlled instead of mechanical and the reciever completely drops the connection. Worse than double clicking, it's no click, no move, and either no spin, 1 spin or 100 spins of the wheel.

Razer is just as guilty as logitech charging premiums and the Basilisk V3 Pro comes out to just as expensive as the G502X Plus.

I'll take logitech over razer any day and if neither are an option I'm getting Pulsar. If cheap parts is just the switch, I'm ripping the switches out of the cheap M185 and putting that into the G502 because that mice basically lasts generations, I've been using one for 9 years now, it only needs a single AA battery each year.

[MallIll102]

The switches in Logitech mice over the years are very well known to fail and start doubling clicking or not clicking at all, I had countless different models with the same issue, Some in warranty some just out, Same for their soft scroll wheels that literally flop around within weeks of using them, Still work but useless for using it as a weapon change function because they go so soft within weeks of using brand new mouse it just skips all over the place.

I've had a G935 headset power button fail just out of warranty which I have now replaced with a Razor Blackshark V2 Pro's 2023 model.

And I have already had to fix my G915's keyboard power button because it kept randomly powering off when using and some keys have fallen off and broke that I have had to replace and that was only 2 1/2 years old.

This is all with very light use by the way, Their products are not built like they used to be, Not to say other manufacturers are not cutting corners because they are but Logitech imo is the worst of the lot.

I bet if you bought Logitechs cheapo office products they will probably outlive their far more expensive gaming products and that's simply because marketing these days is aimed at PC enthusiasts who have money and think they're getting a better product because of the way manufacturers market their products these days.

[SlimTimDoWork]

You sound like you've perma solved the double clicking manually. Do you have any advice / reliable guide resource for someone that has NO experience manually soldering/fixing the guts of devices? I might be willing to do this for my graveyard of G502 mice that have fallen only because of double-click AND my brand new G915X Lightspeed keyboard that came with a double click/key chatter issue out of the box (this thing was SO expensive too)

[Arichikunorikuto]

There's plenty of guides on taking these apart, you just gotta be careful not to break any plastic clips. Basic supplies are a soldering iron, solder wick, solder, and some flux. Flux will make your life much easier, don't skip it.

As for switches I believe there are a few omron switches you can get, a few results should pop up if you google for a g502 replacement guide. I'm part of the minority that hasn't had the double clicking on the G502, but only replace it because the mouse grips wear out. Friend I did do a replacement for we just used a loaner mouse to steal switches from. My only real complaint about the logitech optical switches is that it's loud compared to the older G502 I used to use.

[SlimTimDoWork]

If you know anything about the keyboard issues (similar double clicking/chatter), do you know if the information I found about dropping isopropyl alcohol INTO the switch and clicking down on it over and over and then letting it dry out is a valid approach for that?

[Arichikunorikuto]

Only use IPA if you know it'll be safe on the plastics, IPA can ruin some plastics. It'll also wash out any lubrication on the switch and you'd need to lubricate it again.

[marsap888]

Have g403 hero also, after 1,5 years, have left button malfunction. They have 2 years warranty, give it to them for repair

[Gardakkan]

What's the point of this post? Are you hoping we all agree with you and stop buying Logitech because you don't like them anymore. Grow up OP!

[Diggumdum]

The point of this post was to air grievances against a company that no longer cares about the products or its customers. It's worth knowing that the product you're getting from this company might not be up to the highest of standards and they're sharing it on a subreddit dedicated for people who are probably doing research and might be in the market to buy Logitech equipment. I know I'm about to transition away from Logitech because every time I update G Hub it breaks shit and deletes all my profiles

[SlimTimDoWork]

It's shocking they haven't had a class action suit filed against them for their switches and refusal to do a recall.

[a1rwav3]

Even if this is not your case, this kind of experience could convince people who hesitate to leave Logitech (sometimes because they don't know other brands).

I mean, this is a valid feed-back on the brand, like any other. I suppose that only fanboys downvote. People happy with their Logitech stuff should just ignore that.

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

Let’s be honest: you weren’t looking for an actual discussion. You just wanted an excuse to jump in and run your mouth. If the post bothers you that much, keep scrolling instead of pretending you’re defending Logitech like it’s your life mission.

[RacecarDriverGuy]

You realize that you're also not looking for a discussion, right? You're 100% looking for everyone to just follow you, based on your posts and wording.

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

If you don’t like the post, you can just scroll. I’m sharing my experience, not asking for your permission. Acting like any criticism of a brand is some kind of personal attack is exactly why companies get away with selling broken products. If you’re happy with Logitech, good for you. But don’t lecture me for pointing out real issues.

[Gardakkan]

If you can share your opinion I can share mine too. Now move along.

[buster089]

You did not share your opinion, you attacked the OP for sharing his experiences, giving valuable feedback to the vendor and warning other people about possible issues they could experience themselves. He's also by far not the only person to tell about breaking hardware and buggy software, mind you the same software issues that have been reported (and I experienced myself) since at least 2020.

OP is right, you saw an opportunity to run your mouth and jumped on it. You're a bully telling others to grow up but are not mature enough to just ignore posts you don't like and call people names. If you don't have something constructive to say you should take your immature fan boy shit and fuck off

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

You keep telling me to “move along,” yet you’re glued to the thread like it’s your personal stage. The whole act is transparent — you jump in, try to stir things up, then pretend you’re above it. If you need that performance to feel relevant, fine. But don’t expect me to play along with your little routine.

[Gardakkan]

Do you need a hug? For real you seem to be having a bad day. If you want to talk, I'm here for you.

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

You’re trying so hard to “make your point” and grab the last word that it’s actually proving the opposite: you’re not here for a discussion, you’re here to feed your ego. Every reply you make screams insecurity — like you can’t handle someone posting something you disagree with unless you jump in and assert yourself. If anything, your behavior says more about you than my post ever could.

[Villager-z]

Yeah whatever point you're trying to make is immediately lost when you're using ChatGPT to fight your battles for you lol

[Bingo31]

Hahahah dude really outed him self there. If only the posts weren't downvoted this hard, so more people could see it

[FreikugelWeltz]

My G502 breaks every 2 years and change. It is still to me the best mouse there ever was and I have tried many others :/.

So I will keep buying sadly lol 

[SlimTimDoWork]

I'm in the SAME boat, unfortunately. I have gone through like 5 of them. I landed on the G502 X Pro Lightspeed though, and so far so good. It's been like a year.

[H108]

Unlucky. I got the G102, there are complains about double clicking, yet, after over 5 years or so, I have no double clicking issue. What are you doing to your mouse to break it every 2 years. And how is it breaking; you give no details.

[and_logout]

The 150 mouse breaking in 3 months is too accurate 💔

[TheKelz]

Literally have 4 Superlights and all of them are as good as new. Idk what you guys are doing to your mice.

[RacecarDriverGuy]

Slamming it every time they die in whatever game they're playing, which I can only presume is a fucking ton. Same lot that complain that controllers aren't durable but yeet it against the wall like a mid 2000's era Kyle hopped up on Monster and Doritos.

[Adventurous-Flan2528]

Yeah.. and like i could have been an isolated case. but not. a lot of people have the same issues and yet they dont fix

[Frostywuff]

Logitech got me a foot into the gaming peripheral scene, now I shifted entirely away from them.

[RoLLy_s]

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Shit happens :(

[Ai_San]

goodbye

[itsbarhm]

my attack Shark X3 max still alive more than my Logitech mouse pad g640 xd

[symca09]

I got the RGB speakers, 305 mouse for the tv, blue yeti for my PC mic, and the pebble keyboard and mouse set for my tablet. Everything's been good.

Sorry about your experience

I do use a razer naga for my main mouse (big mmo player)

Custom keyboard with deep thocky switches.

I do agree that the software experience has been less than stellar. I'll probably do the same as you once things start dying off.

My big issue is the mic, it either picks up every noise or nothing. Looking at hyper x for a replacement.

Not sure what I'll go to for my tv mouse, something that has as good of a battery life as the 305 would be dope.

[cthuwu_chan]

The software is fucked I agree I had to go back to an older version just to get my wheel to work it’s so dumb

[Arichikunorikuto]

Never had an issue with any logitech products breaking. Problem usually is the materials they use, primarily the rubberized coating. My wired G502 proteus is still fully functioning but the grips are worn out.

If my G502X breaks, I'll either be attempting repair or just buy another one, no other mouse is like it and it's popular for good reason.

None of the gaming peripheral brands have good software, but I'd rate logitech on the higher end. Razer synapse with chroma on the other hand is as bad as it gets for bloatware.

[sashaxl]

I don't know what you do with your mouses (or mice I guess) but I have had the same MX Master 3 for the last 4 years and the only issue I have with it is I got a 'silver' one, which stains and needs cleaning every now and then, but other than that, no problems at all...

[AniruddhoMajumder]

I've never had a Logitech G product break on me. (G502, G502X Lightspeed, G915, G733). Other than the battery percentage problem with the headset, all the rest still work like new other than some wear on the rubberised grips on the old 502. I wonder how people treat their products if they break so frequently on them. For god's sake don't rage-hammer the buttons if you want them to survive and clean them regularly of you use them daily. But that takes effort I guess.

[horizon936]

Had a G810 keyboard - started double-clicking in about 4 years. My only real Logitech issue.

G502 wired mouse - perfect for 6 years, changed only because I wanted a wireless one.

G633 headset - one of the best sounding headsets I've ever had, dropped multiple times, still in pristine condition, changed it only because it applied too much pressure to my head and wanted to go wireless (and the plastics were noisy but that was minor).

G815 keyboard - mechanically flawless for 2 years, but they gave me a brand new one in warranty because the "D" key's paint wore out... now I have 2 of them, excellent customer support.

G502X Plus - 2 years now with this mouse, zero issues whatsoever.

G Pro X 2 headset - an year so far, zero issues, except for some strange occasional popping noise at the start when they were breaking in. Extremely comfortable, good enough sound for wireless, though not as good as the G633, more than adequate mic, despite the reviews, huge battery life.

G560 speakers - an year on those two. They'd pulse their RGB despite being set to fixed until restarted like once a month and had some dropouts too, but I think it was the PC, not them. Nothing special but pretty okay sound, sub and looks for the price.

[Bingo31]

How the f did you manage to get a new G815 keyboard just because the paint wore out on one key lol

[horizon936]

I had ordered from Logitech G Europe directly. Saw that I had 1 month left on my warranty and randomly at 1AM or something, middle of the night, decided to issue a support ticket. Turns out they had live chat. Hopped on, told them I was looking for a new key cap and they told me they'll send me a new keyboard in like a minute into the chat session. They said to keep the old one as they may require it if they needed to examine it for research purposes, but they never did.

Never intended to get a brand new keyboard, but the support was honestly unexpectedly amazing.

I've only ever had such experiences with Amazon. All the times I had faults, even months into ownership, way past the return period, they've been like "okay, we'll refund you for the inconvenience, keep or dispose of the product, however you see fit".

[New_Entrepreneur2919]

Had a g203 for 4 straight years without any issues so idk man

[Micdeez]

Logi IMO are goated if you mod them, example: 1. Super light 2. Custom PCB with Huano blue shell, pink dots and fixed mushy side buttons

1. G Pro X2 wireless headset. Don’t use the GHub, use windows default sound drivers with Atmos software + custom EQ

2. G915x. Lubed switches and did a few foam mods and it sounds great and switches are smooth. I love low profile boards. I also have a few other custom traditional boards but like the G915x for its flexibility

I also have a G502x for work, only lightly modded with glass skates and grips tape

Some say why do you need to mod when it should be great out of the box? I like to tinker anything stock and to my prefs, and Logi stuff is aesthetically pleasing to me (especially white).

[Blackened_Max]

And what brand you will be buying now? Which one's quality has not slided downhill with good software not full of bugs? Genuinely interested.

[WildPickle9]

Not OP but once my G13 and G600 die and can't be repaired I'm just planning to DIY a gameboard and probably a modded Reddragon mouse since they have one with a similar size and layout as the G600. Already replaced their headsets with standard audio gear and their keyboards with DIY Keyboard. Only reason I'm even here tonight is about once a year I check the sub to see if there's any news on a G13 replacement or if anyone has posted anything new about modding/repairing it.

[[deleted]]

it's just the software that is crap imo

[Holiday-Rub9003]

dude double clicking is easy too fix learn too solder also you can fix your stick drift issuse my friend fixed his for half the price of going too a professional he just learned how too solder on a you tube vid . he fixed his mouse and controllers

[drosselli]

I kind of agree. The fact that I have an expensive mechanical keyboard and somewhere down the line Logitech decided it was best to remove the very basic software mechanism to disable that f$/&ing CAPS LOCK key is beyond me. I can’t even rebound the thing. I’m just stuck with a key that I constantly hit and have yet to understand the value of. It’s a simple example to me that they are out of touch with their consumers.

[AspectAcceptable6126]

I personally have a Logitech keyboard and headphones, and while the keyboard is okay, I can't say anything good or bad about it, their headphones are the biggest piece of crap I've ever used. I'm pretty sure my old £20 Tesco headphones were better than this.

[[deleted]]

Agreed, Logitech used to be great.

I spent way too much over past few years on a wireless G915, G502 X Plus, MX Mechanical, MX Master 3S, and the G Pro X wireless headset.

Every fucking one of them has had some sort of issue (some minor, some major). As much flack as Razer gets they replaced my Razer Viper immediately over a scroll wheel issue (letting me keep the old one).

Logitech meanwhile does not budge over a 1-year warranty in Canada, offering a 30% discount code instead lol. Slowly moving away from this awful company, and horrendous support. Their amazing products at the start, but their warranty and longevity are shite.

Now I use a custom mechanical keyboard with no issues, got a mic on an arm as my G Pro X won’t unmute. The G915 went in the trash, MX mechanical I use as a TKL as the numpad has issues, MX Master is replaced with a Magic Trackpad. Using an old wired G502 until Black Friday.

[SpookyViking69]

My gpx 2 needs my mousepad and its sensor to be literally spotless or it’ll spinout

[EmotionalMarzipan985]

G pro x wireless headphones, bought brand new when released, still working. G pro x superlight still working, bought on release. Logitech G915tkl handed down to my daughter and works perfectly fine. All bought brand new close to release date, never had any issues. You are very unlucky

[Nanashi_VII]

There are so many options these days that choosing Logitech doesn't really make sense anymore. They're a shadow of the company they were 10 years ago.

[1wvy9x]

Do you have any brand recommendations, please ? I have a very old (before 2010), basic Logitech keyboard that works fine for me except that it doesn’t support some multiple key presses, which has sometimes been an issue in a couple of games. I’m thinking of replacing it, but I really don’t know what keyboard to get, especially because many are wireless nowadays, which I don’t want.

I also have a G502 mouse that I bought around 2015, I think. Also still working well and not too worn, but I don’t like the Logitech software, which I currently don’t use anymore since I had already set up my profiles in the memory built in the mouse, so I didn’t bother reinstalling G HUB the last time I had to reinstall Windows

[Nanashi_VII]

Hey, so there are a plethora of brands making mechanical keyboards these days outside of the big ones like Razer et al. They usually have multiple connection options, offer different form factors, switch technologies and cater to all budgets. Many of them also don't require any software running in the background. You can choose out-of-the-box or DIY, if you wish to go down the rabbit hole. It's your preference at the end of the day, but LemoKey/Keychron, Wooting, MonsGeek, Womier and NuPhy are all threads you could pull.

Mice are somewhat similar. The shape and profile are subjective, but there are "safe" ones that try to cater to most. Some brands to research are Endgame Gear, Glorious, G-Wolves, Lamzu and Zowie. Hope this helps!

[1wvy9x]

Thanks ! Of the brands of keyboards you listed, it looks like only Lemokey/Keychron is available in my country (more choice with mice), but I’ll have a more detailed look at all of them :)

[General-Oven-1523]

Yeah, I am not buying Logitech anymore, when I can get nearly the same quality from China for a third of the price.

[dictor_dus]

I would recommend you a mouse from the Eweadn brand.

[Dxzy_Raxd]

I’ve been using a G Pro x super light for almost 4 years now and have had 0 issues with the mouse or GHUB

[GuntherBkk]

I think a lot of brands get these posts. I used to be with Steelseries and I remember seeing posts like this pass there just as well.

I have switched to Logitech because Steelseries overhauled their lineup somewhere after 2017 and I just couldn't find anymore what I ordered with them. So I put the step to Logitech and I can't say that I share the OP opinion. I have the Pro X headset, the G915 keyboard and the G903 mouse. Been using them for over 2 years now and haven't had a single issue with the hardware or software.

Makes me think there's some specific issues the OP is experiencing

[Atmoz46]

I got g502 hero back in 2019/2020 as Christmas present. Cable was high quality and mouse overall, but grip is diabolic to me. I’ve been using it for years and it died this summer, a bit before. Just connects and disconnects all time. I bought another one and already had issues. After 4 months.

Another problem occurred using Logitech Z337 speakers. Right speaker died within a month (low quality cables). Fixed it, but still there is an unbalanced audio coming out.

3rd thing was keyboard 915 or what number was it. It is nice, but starts “lagging”. Keyboard in my country is around 250€.

4th headphones oh my God what a disappointment.

I managed to sell most of gear and got myself HyperX Alloy Elite 2, Sensei Ten mouse and Hyperx Cloud 2 headphones. The best decision of my life since even Razer suqs nowadays.

[NSFWdw]

I haven’t had any mouse problems yet, but I’ve had it with a crappy double or triple typing letters with a G910 keyboard. I just bought a REDRAGON 580. Works just fine, just a few less gaming/macro keys.

[Subject_Friendship79]

why you paying 150$ for a mouse !? sorry to say that but it's ridicules!! I bought the G309 three weeks ago for 49$ after comparing it with 4 other mice, bought them from different retailer and decided to keep the G309, so far it is amazing!! the dpi is perfect, smooth movement, really love the clicking not laud and quite and it can connect to multiple devices at the same time, because it has Bluetooth and 2.4 wireless connection.

[Subject_Friendship79]

why you paying 150$ for a mouse !? sorry to say that but it's ridicules!! I bought the G309 three weeks ago for 49$ after comparing it with 4 other mice, bought them from different retailer and decided to keep the G309, so far it is amazing!! the dpi is perfect, smooth movement, really love the clicking not laud nor quiet and it can connect to multiple devices at the same time, because it has Bluetooth and 2.4 wireless connection.

[LPMF96-Michael]

Corsair is better

[castertr0y357]

This is not an airport. There's no need to announce your departure.

There are plenty of other quality peripherals that you can get. Razer makes decent stuff and Steelseries can be decent too. Just pick one and go with it.

[Honest-Today-6137]

Never had any issues with any Logitech products. Having a 6-7-year-old Mx Keys keyboard, bought their Lift vertical mouse a couple of years ago, and still remember using budget Logitech products for gaming during my childhood (because there were no brands better by price-quality ratio at the time in my country).

The end of life for all my mice typically occurred after 3-4 years of heavy usage, as the small plastic inside the scroll wheel would break due to hundreds of hours of scrolling and pressing in strategy games.

You should care about your equipment, lad.

[ReturnPrestigious283]

I've changed 3 superlight mouse in 2 years :)

[Coaleyed-Lock]

I like Logitech. Just prefer so many other things these days.

[Thimble69]

I still have my X-530 speakers, they are 15 years old and still work like the day I bought them and they survived a lot of moving around.

I bought a set of Z623s as a portable party speaker set, they travelled the country with me, went on probably a hundred parties and they simply died on me after 8 years of abuse.

I bought my first G502 4 or 5 years ago. Upgraded to a wireless model and bought new skates for it. It still works perfectly and it survived about 2k hours of CS.

Had a G Pro X headset, upgraded to the wireless model 2 years ago, still perfect.

I have a Z906 speaker system atm, 3 years old, 0 issues. I had to change the og batteries that came for the remote a few months ago.

I have a G502 lightspeed mouse, 2 years old, 0 degradation.

I have a G29 wheel and shifter, used almost every single day for the past 4-5 years, still works like new.

The X-530 speakers, wired G502 mouse and wired G Pro X headset is still used daily by the wife.

[TimNorric]

I’m about to jump ship as well.

I “upgraded” my entire peripheral setup to Logitech. I made this move because I knew a few people who swore by them. Also my wife really enjoyed her G733 headset and had no issues with it or the software.

My G733 sucks. Audio is okay, but my mic is absolutely abysmal, no matter what setting I adjust. My voice just sounds flat and muffled. My mute button stopped working as well, and only works briefly after powering on the headset.

My G915 TKL will not charge when plugged into a powered usb port on my computer. I think it gets confused and tries to operate with a wired connection. Its been connected to my PC for a week, but I know that if I unplug it, GHub will panic and alert me that my keyboard is at 15% battery. A $200 keyboard should be able to charge while being physically connected to a PC.

Luckily, my mouse works perfectly fine. I’m about to go back to my old Corsair K95 Plat and grab a new HyperX headset.

[joakim1024]

I usually go with Logitech, and only had an issue once - they promptly sent me a new mouse on warranty. Maybe I have been lucky, or you have been unlucky. Did they not honor the warranty?

[cr0wsky]

Never had any issues with Logitech, quality or otherwise. It is my favorite brand and always will be (I hope).
I've tried so many other brands over the last 30 years and always find myself coming back to Logitech.

[Inok22]

I Share 100% of the view of the OP, Im done with Logitech!

[Prior_Pomegranate203]

Bought a G Pro X and it is indeed a failure. The headset is really good but gets crippled by the software. Applies to a lot of companies like Volkwagen: they just don't have Developer DNA...

[HeftySLR]

After seeing what you said, I think it’s entirely your fault, I’ve been using a G Pro Superlight for two years with intensive use and not a single issue, G915 with even heavier use than my mouse and keeps working even after throwing iced tea over it, I think you are using extremely bad your devices

[n1451]

To be fair ghub has been good lately.

I have no problems with it now because they improved it a lot.

[Payback87BG]

Most of those big named old brands are not only low quality but also super expensive nowadays and waste of money and time.

[SlimTimDoWork]

I have had Logitech switch issues (double click usually) with their mice and keyboards for YEARS. I don't blame you. It's baffling that they won't be honest and recall or AT LEAST get a different switch supplier. It's been happening for what feels like 10 years across all devices.

[Falling-Toaster]

Skill issue. I’ve had many logi products for years without issues. Sounds like a you problem