Search  for anything...
Logitech G

Logitech G604 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse with 15 programmable Controls, up to 240 Hour Battery Life, Dual Wireless connectivity Modes, Hyper-Fast Scroll Wheel - Black

Based on 8,558 reviews
Condition: New
Checking for the best price...
$449.95

Buy Now, Pay Later

As low as / mo
  • – Up to 36-month term if approved
  • – No impact on credit to apply
  • – Instant approval decision
  • – Secure and straightforward checkout

Ready to go? Add this product to your cart and select a plan during checkout.

Payment plans are offered through our trusted finance partners Klarna, Affirm, Afterpay, Zip, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. No-credit-needed leasing options through Acima may also be available at checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Selected Option

Free shipping on this product

This item is eligible for return within 30 days of receipt

To qualify for a full refund, items must be returned in their original, unused condition. If an item is returned in a used, damaged, or materially different state, you may be granted a partial refund.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.

Availability: Only 5 left in stock, order soon!
Fulfilled by Amazon
Arrives Wednesday, Nov 18
Order within 18 hours and 4 minutes

Available payment plans shown during checkout

Protect Your Purchase

Easy claims online, fast replacements, no fees

Checking for protection plans...

Recently Viewed

At a glance

Condition
New
Style
Mouse
Model
910-005622
Color
Black
Movement Detection
Optical
Hand Orientation
Right
Operating System
Mac OSX
Works with
Laptop

Features 6

  • 15 programmable controls: include 6 thumb buttons; fully programmable with G hub software
  • DUAL CONNECTIVITY: Toggle between convenient Bluetooth and ultra fast 1 mms LIGHTSPEED advanced wireless technology. Bluetooth report rate: 88 133 Hz (7.5 11.25 ms)
  • Hero 25K sensor through a software update from G HUB, this upgrade is free to all players: Our most advanced, with 1:1 tracking, 400+ ips, and 100 - 25,600 max dpi sensitivity plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration
  • DUAL MODE HYPERFAST SCROLL WHEEL: Durable metal scroll wheel switches between hyper fast and ratchetted scrolling; Programmable scrolling lets you apply key binds

Description

With 15 programmable controls, LIGHTSPEED wireless technology, hyper-fast scroll wheel, and the revolutionary HERO 16K sensor, G604 offers both versatility and high-performance with endless possibilities to play with mastery. Dual connectivity lets you toggle between Bluetooth and ultra-fast 1 mms LIGHTSPEED advanced wireless technology—even on separate machines. Extremely accurate tracking and class-leading power efficiency enables up to 240 hours of high-performance gaming with one AA battery.Max. speed: > 400 IPS2.

Specs 30

Brand Logitech G
Color Black
Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Special Feature Dual Connectivity, Programmable Buttons, Wireless
Movement Detection Technology Optical
Additional Features Dual Connectivity, Programmable Buttons, Wireless
Movement Detection Optical
Button Quantity 6

Frequently asked questions

If you place your order now, the estimated arrival date for this product is: Wednesday, Nov 18

Yes, absolutely! You may return this product for a full refund within 30 days of receiving it.

To initiate a return, please visit our Returns Center.

View our full returns policy here.

  • Klarna Financing
  • Affirm Pay in 4
  • Affirm Financing
  • Afterpay Financing
  • Zip Pay in 4
  • Financing through Apple Pay
  • Financing through Google Pay
Leasing options through Acima may also be available during checkout.

Learn more about financing & leasing here.

Similar Products

Top Amazon Reviews

Totally worth the purchase
Style: Mouse Only
I was hesitant because of the price, even with the discounted purchase I was having buyer's remorse while waiting for the mouse to be delivered. However, coming from a Corsair Dark Core SE, the difference is night and day--from its functionality to the software. Ah, just a heads up, I'll be making many comparisons to the Dark Core SE in this review. I'll save those for the ends of my paragraphs, so skip the final couple sentences in each paragraph if you only want to read about the Logitech G604. Setting everything back to what I was used to didn't take any longer than 5 min., and it is even easier to do so on the Logitech G Hub application; there is no lag and you can fix reprogramming mistakes with a simple drag and drop. Not only can I set up everything I need for applications from Microsoft Office and Outlook, to Adobe Suite, to the few games I play, the mouse has so many buttons and has really helped with both productivity and gaming. Linking applications to profiles also works extremely well--this is coming from Corsair's iCUE where certain applications wouldn't link properly. The one application I use for work wouldn't link with my mouse profile on iCUE, so I had to set it to Discord. Every time I wanted to use that mouse profile, I would have to switch to Discord first before getting back to work. Although unrelated, both making macros and getting into the detailed bits of those macros was easier on Corsair's iCUE, but I'll try to learn and love Logitech G Hub. After spending so much money on this mouse, I really don't have any choice anyway haha The mouse itself feels great, has a nice weight, and is very responsive. A very cookie-cutter sort of praise, but it's so true! One small gripe that I have is regarding the mouse's button placement; the side buttons are too far back, and the left and right mouse buttons are too far forward. Because of this, I sort of have to tilt my hand at an angle to comfortably reach all of the buttons, and this took some getting used to. I also had to change the orientation of my mousepad. Even so, clicking the buttons are so satisfying, especially the one that changes the scroll wheel from fast- to precision-scrolling. The Dark Core SE's scroll wheel did its job, but there were times that it would unintentionally activate and mess up my train of thought while writing, or frustratingly change my weapon in the middle of a fight. Another (also very small and subjective) con is that the scroll wheel sort of shifts about when you move the mouse. Even setting the scroll wheel to precision-mode, you'll feel something moving inside the mouse. If you also have a job where maintaining strict focus on a task is of utmost importance, this may also take some getting used to or changing the way you work--for me, I just don't pick up my mouse anymore. Lastly, there is no pinky-rest, so my pinky brushes around my mousepad whenever I move the mouse around while playing games. Not too big a deal unless work/play on a surface that is more susceptible to light scrapes. I can't go off of much regarding battery life since I'm still on the first battery, but after reading from others' reviews it seems to be quite long-lasting. Plus, it only needs one AA battery, and it's always good to stock up your home with extra batteries anyway. I used the Dark Core SE for so long that its battery degraded to the point where I needed to plug it in at least once every other day to recharge. That's about it! Thank you for reading this far, and I hope you all also enjoy your purchase. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2020 by Albert
Best mouse I've owned
Style: Mouse Only
The Logitech G604 mouse has been a revelation in the world of computer peripherals for me. Its ergonomic design, thoughtfully placed side buttons, seamless performance with no input lag, long-lasting battery life, and sleek black finish make it an absolute winner in my book. The ergonomic design of the G604 is an instant standout. It fits my hand like a glove, allowing for hours of comfortable use without any discomfort or strain. The contours and textured grip make it a joy to hold, whether I'm working, gaming, or both. The side buttons on this mouse are an absolute game-changer. Positioned perfectly, they're easily accessible without being in the way. This is especially valuable for gaming, where quick access to additional commands can be a deciding factor in a match. One of the key features of the G604 is the complete lack of input lag. Whether I'm navigating a document, fine-tuning my aim in a game, or performing intricate design work, the cursor responds instantly to my movements. It's a vital aspect for any mouse, and the G604 excels. The battery life is impressive. I don't have to worry about constantly recharging or replacing batteries. It just keeps going, ensuring I'm never interrupted in the middle of a task or gaming session. The sleek black finish is not just for aesthetics; it's also for practicality. It's easy to maintain and doesn't show wear and tear easily, which is perfect for a device that gets a lot of use. One piece of advice I'd offer for any mouse, including the G604, is to invest in a hard mouse pad. It not only provides a consistent and smooth surface for precise tracking but also prolongs the life of your mouse's feet. In conclusion, the Logitech G604 mouse is a top-notch choice for those who demand both comfort and precision in their computer peripherals. Its ergonomic design, intuitive side buttons, input lag-free performance, long battery life, and sleek aesthetics are a winning combination. To take your mouse experience to the next level, pair it with a quality hard mouse pad, and you'll have a setup that's hard to beat. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2023 by Wyatt
Fits the bill - great all around
Style: Mouse Only
TLDR: Super tactile. Intelligent design with ergonomics. Just the right amount of buttons for most game genres. Slippery metal wheel might take a while to get used to though. My rating: 4.8/5, would mouse again. I play FPSs and MMOs. I've been waiting for this kind of configuration in a mouse. Playing mmos, I used to need the full keypad mice but honestly, half of those buttons go to waste because it's too awkward to locate and press. My steel series mouse was great but i needed just a few more buttons than the two it provided on the side - plus I didn't like having to keep switching mice per game. This one, the G604, is in my eyes almost perfect! You have 6 REALLY tactile and easy to feel/click buttons on the side. They're very intuitive in that you can use the entirety of your thumb to manipulate all 6 without having to retrain yourself much. If you need more you can assign the two on the top left (default for DPI switching) and even reassign the mouse wheel's left and right side click. So far this has proven really good for playing Destiny and FFxiv online. I honestly wonder though why there are no companies putting at least one or two buttons for the right side of the mouse where my ring finger rests. I know it manages the weight and movement, but I can see myself really using a button there, for sure. Even for my pinky maybe. The only thing I am iffy with with this mouse is the steel wheel. It's great for web browsing when you can swishh the wheel, but even when you choose lock/ratchet mode, it feels slick due to the surface. I just got used to my rubber wheel on the other mice - it's not a game breaker for sure. Still works with my weapon swap up/down quick swish technique. Everything is clicky, responsive, and feels good. Wifi or Bluetooth: so far all around smoothness with no discernible hiccups. I actually like the weight of the AA battery inside (lasts for weeks, so i've been told) - as I like my mice on the heavy side. So think about that if you like your mice super light. No RGB gimmicks, which is good. This is straight up performance, and no fancy fluff. I'm fondling it right now, thinking of what else I like about it. Definitely the ergonomics is superior to most. Got those subtle curved nuances to make it easy to lift up, and also slide around the pad. Your thumb has a nice resting place too , so it feels like your hand is really one with the mouse. I really am happy with this one, and i've gone through some top brands. I'll revise my review if I find out any shortcomings, as I'm sure to put this guy to the test in the coming days. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 28, 2019 by Boxy
Great mouse horribly hindered by terrible GHUB software.
Style: Mouse Only
I've been using a G602 for quite some time, but eventually had a couple buttons go bad on me. Looking at replacing it, I stumbled upon this, which looked to be an upgrade with the same button layout, which I loved. I unboxed it, got it powered on, and immediately went back to the Logitech Gaming Software to set up my macros and profiles once more. I quickly found out that the G604 was not supported on that software, and they had replaced it with GHUB. I figured "okay, sure, I'll grab the new software and move on". Unfortunately, its... just not good software at all. The interface is clunky and confusing, its difficult to quickly copy profiles between programs, and you can't remove any programs it automatically detects (despite me having zero intention of setting up macros and things for some of them). Additionally, you CANNOT set a single DPI; it has to have two at any given time, one standard, and one for the DPI switch button, even if you disable the DPI switch button on the profile in use. I've found in many cases, this button will still function even when remapped, and cause my DPI to change drastically while in the middle of some task. You cannot simply select the button you wish to remap and type the key or macro you wish to enter either, making a quick and painless process on the LGS software take several times longer. There is also zero way of manually backing up and importing program profiles directly through the software. You can log in with an account to sync that up, but that also syncs everything (and I've had issues with this actually working). You can find the configuration file and back it up via Windows Explorer, but again, this also syncs everything. I've also had a large number of cases of this software failing to actually detect the running program and automatically swap profiles as it should, on both PCs (both of which are quite newly built, and running pretty beefy hardware). The most annoying issue is that due to how it detects profile switches, it also breaks the ability to drag and drop files between programs while alt tabbing, which is something I used extensively. I spent months troubleshooting this thinking it may have been related to a Windows update or some other policy change to finally think "what if I just close GHUB?" and have the problem immediately resolve itself. This has been brought up in several tickets to Logitech and on the main Reddit for their software/devices with no fix in sight. When it works, it works great. I love the design of the mouse, and its quite ergonomic, has a nice heft, and great battery life. However, my experiences with the software pretty much ruined it, and I'd highly recommend just picking literally anything else. I'm currently on the hunt for another set of mice for my two desktops due to it. Considering hopping back over to the G602s as again, same button layout, and they used the older LGS software which had considerably less issues, and the ability to directly import/export individual program profiles. I thought all of the "GHUB is terrible!" comments were overblown, but unfortunately they are definitely justified. Edit: Revising my review from 2 to 4 stars. While the GHUB software is still... very poor, being honest, there's no way it takes a mouse I otherwise enjoy down that far. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 5, 2022 by C. Williams
Great MMO Mouse
Style: Mouse Only
Really like this mouse a lot it is my first MMO Mouse I ever owned and I am enjoying using this mouse. I was going to buy a standard 12 side button mouse but I felt like it was to much after borrowing my friend corsair mouse for a week bc I kept losing my positioning and it got confusing after a while using it bc the small buttons and no true center button so I went ahead and got this guy. Experience: I usually play FFXIV and ESO and it works great and love this mouse to death as it makes everything whole lot easier for those games and takes load off to be able to move more and have additional buttons to click but if you want this mouse to use for fps I couldn't give a good opinion/review other then you can make it work. I have use only 3 buttons generally for these types of games (melee, lethal and non lethal grenades actions) and had a fine time though but I can see potential of more uses though. Cons: If I had to give it a cons it would be its weight it is a heavier mouse so if that's a game changer I wouldn't recommend getting it especially for fps but I can say you will get used to it within a week and get stronger fore arms :p. The second thing would be I wish the software had mouse buttons instead of assigning button macros to the mouse like F1-F12, etc (Keyboard Buttons) I would of liked to be able to see Mouse button 1-10 that were for the mouse only buttons and not the keyboard that i seen in some wired mouses have. If anything this is a great for first timer looking for a Wireless/Bluetooth MMO Mouse that is simple to use or helpful to be able to work your way up to a 12 button mouse if you want to test the waters. I Honestly like this mouse and I did my research to get this and I don't regret it great product. Notes/Ideas: This is just a suggestion but for a future product idea for the company I would go for a 9 sided button version of this with texture (Mabey a slide adjustable like the wired corsair mouse). I think this would be a great idea for new mmo players looking for a mmo mouse that seems easy to use/press, I think 9 would be perfect number as it is less confusing for players to locate the buttons as they only need to know where the middle button is to know/remember where they are on the mouse and also not to miss click. Honestly these mouse buttons feel perfect already as they are size just right to click and know your position but I believe it can fit another row of 3 buttons at the bottom without a problem and help give more options for players to use while not worrying about a miss click or lose position of what button is which. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022 by Robert
A good, durable mouse
Style: Mouse Only
I have been using this mouse pretty much daily for four years. It is just now starting to develop issues with the left mouse button occasionally double-clicking - and therefore requiring replacement. I have always used Logitech mice, and will buy another one when I replace this one.
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Larry Shawn Hampton
Excellent Battery, Buttons are convenient, but software is eh.
Style: Mouse Only
TLDR / Summary: Everyone from email checkers to serious gamers would love this mouse. The battery life alone is worth every penny. The only niche group I wouldn't recommend this for is competitive fast-paced shooter gamers. More Detail Below! This mouse is excellent. I'll start with the bad, because it's only one thing: Logitech Ghub software. This is the software you'll need if you want to map all those extra buttons to useful features. It's perfectly fine if you don't game often, but is a bit finicky for some games. This is true for all logitech mouses though, so not a lot of fault on this product specifically and you get used to it. BATTERY: Battery life lasted me approximately 3 months of 8+hrs/day use. I used the maxed 1000hz settings the entire time. Truly unmatched compared to any other gaming mouse. The battery dying just now is what prompted this review in fact. Unfortunately, there's no warning before it dies. It is also a small bummer that there's no charging port where you could utilize rechargeable batteries on this mouse, but it's not a deal-breaker due to the longevity. I use (externally) rechargeable AA batteries anyway. BUTTONS: The primary left/right click and scroll wheel are fantastic. I'm a bit picky about the sound that mouses make, and these switches are not annoying in the slightest. The scroll wheel feels really premium. The multi-function buttons are conveniently placed, but you won't be annoyed by them either. I would recommend this mouse to literally anyone, even if they don't think they have a use for all the buttons. Comfort: For reference, I'm primarily a claw/fingertip grip guy. These are both comfortable for me on this mouse. It is really designed for palm grippers anyway, so everyone should be happy with these ergonomics. To my surprise, I really like the thumb rest too. It adds a lot more control than you'd expect. The mouse is a bit heavy if you're really into twitch shooters, but I enjoy it with typical shooters like battlefield and all other game genres. Typical productivity is not at all impacted by the weight, either. Durability: I threw this mouse haphazardly in the bottom of my suitcase 6 times now and is completely unmarked, despite baggage handlers' best efforts. Bluetooth functionality: I have not tested this yet, will update if I do. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2020 by Alex
They improved it by making everything worse {Update: software unusable. never buying logitech again}
Style: Mouse Only
Welcome to the future, visitor from 2016! We've done everything we can, here in the year 2023 to take everything you used to love and improve on it by taking away everything that was once good about it and slashing the price (for us). I'm only 20% joking. Had the G602 since 2016 and it finally took its last cat-related beating. It was the best mouse you could ever ask for. You like spreadsheets, you nerd? Blammo, put all those excel shortcuts in that thang and spread. Games? Psh! Thing was perfect. So what do i get as a replacement for the absolute beast that was the 602 (RIP) ? This guy, with its clunky butt scroll wheel. Oh, they improved the scrollwheel SOOO hard! Now you can click the wheel to the left and the right, wow! Say goodbye to your reliable quiet g602, because now you can join the percussion section of your local latin jazz group, because this thing rattles like a go-go dancer in chainmail goin through withdrawals. Do you like having one, smooth motion setting for that scroll wheel? What are you, a millenial?! Can i see your calves through your pants? This thing has now got TWO scroll settings!!! TWO!!! CAN YOU BELIEVE THAT?!? One setting prevents the wheel from going too smoothly and scrolling too quickly, so it limits it to a little baby mini scroll, (it's okay, some people can't handle a husky manly POWERSCROLL, nothing to be ashamed of) with a nice, ratchety ratcheting sounds (cue that fire latin rhythm). The other scroll setting is just like, "Blam! Sonic! Wario!" Scroll to the end of twitter to the start of all creation in a flash. Even when you stop the wheel from spinning out of control, the scroll SKIDS. I dont even know how else to describe it. It skids. Find out for yourself. I lost the steam to go into the rest of the problems, namely how this isnt supported by the classic logitech gaming software that had ZERO flaws (disclaimer: zero is a hyperbole), so you have to use g hub which logitech painstakingly made sure to take away anything that ever made LGS good while creating. Gone are the days when you can click on a button in your software, hit the key you want to assign to a button, and have that key assigned to a button. Now with the new and improved software you can scroll down a list of predetermined keys or system commands to choose from and physically drag it from that list to the button. Who needs convenience or intuitiveness when you have a cool black colored palette to look at?! Do you need to enter a shift+ or control+ command line? Well welcome to the future, dingus, do you even macro? You need to make a new macro for ever ctrl+ shift+ or any multiple key/button combo. You know what else you have to make a macro for? ?. The answer was "?" because you need to make a macro for shift+/ . Absolutely brilliant! Perfect decision. Excellent judgement. And just to improve on the frustration, if you minimize the window to look up the controls for what you are programming, g hub will conveniently automatically switch back to assigning buttons to the default desktop controls so if you're not careful you'll have to reset all your default assignments AND whatever game you were setting the assignments to to begin with. You know what else was a brilliant decision? Moving the indicator light from the side where it can be visible to under your palm so that you no longer have to look at an led changing when your dpi settings change. So there you have it. Great job, all around, everybody pat yourself on the back, Logitech. **UPDATE** For no apparent reason, GHUB stopped working. This issue was widely reported on reddit, and no solution has been found. Attempts to get tech support failed spectacularly, and after dropping, what was it, $100 for this mouse? it works as well as a five below wireless mouse now. never buying logitech again. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2023 by Oh Hi Denny
How it works
Checking for best price...