TL;DR \r\nNeed one setup for work and play? This is your best choice - right now. Probably the best mouse I've ever used. And I've used a lot of mice for both media production and gaming. \r\n \r\n \r\nPros: \r\n- Works immediately \r\n- Sensor is in the middle/true center \r\n- Accepts rechargeable AA batteries (no land-fill) \r\n- Ergonomic oval shape! Don't buy mice with indented sides. \r\n- Solid feel and balance \r\n- Super smooth glide \r\n- Looks professional, not a cartoon-carbon-fiber-clown-show. \r\n- Software adds full customizations for both work and games \r\n- There's a little compartment slot next to the battery that can hold the USB receiver if you need to throw it in a bag to go. Very clever! \r\n \r\n \r\nCONS... \r\n \r\n*If I MUST pick any areas for improvement* \r\n \r\n- Side buttons click action feels slightly mushy, but has adequate click feedback. Could be better but it's almost there. I love the current shape and finish. \r\n- Scroll wheel does not have a clutch to disable the tactile-clicky scrolling. In longer documents and websites, clicky wheels are way too slow. However, I understand that clicky wheels are superior for gaming. There are ways to customize your scrolling in the software, but it's not as intuitive and doesn't feel anywhere close to the super spinny scroll wheels on other Logitech options, like the MX Master and MX Anywhere series. \r\n \r\n- The G logo is visually brash. I wish it was gone. If this mouse were stealth, it would be probably be the best candidate for most people in most settings. This is nitpicking, and should not discourage buyers. I'm sure the logo will wear off after several years of use, but as it partially wears away, it'll look pretty gross. It would have been better as an etched area or slightly smoother texture than the rest of the mouse, with the same body color.