Is the Precision Aim Mode button programmable, or can it only be used to drop the DPI?
1713649
It can be programmed using the software, but in all honesty this mouse is not worth it. The tracking on it cuts out quite frequently. It just sits in a drawer now because it is too frustrating to use.
1713650
Sorry, I don't use it for game playing. I have large hands and bought it for business use.
2160989
I downloaded a third-party program to control the buttons. Currently, I'm using a program called X-Mouse Button Control, which allows you to adjust the functions for five buttons and the mouse wheel, which is perfect for this mouse. The only thing I've played with on the program, however, is disabling the side buttons (which worked), so I'm not sure of its entire capability/compatibility.
861158
Using the default software, I don't think so. However, you could probably create a macro that would raise or lower the DPI to a specific setting, and set that to one of the thumb keys...Actually, what you ask is possible, although it would require a lot of finagling in the macro manager, mainly working on timing for the macro. It would probably just be easier to change the DPI button to be one of the thumb buttons, and have the different DPI settings saved as one of the eight pre-programed settings.
1705920
No, because there is a bug in the Setpoint program. It doesn't work with the M560 additional Mousekeys. Logitech was not able to fix this bug until today and my experiences with the European Logitech support do not make me very confident that they are able to fix it anywhere in the future.
2252044
No unfortunately not, it's just a regular mouse with good aesthetics. It's got a forward and reverse button on the left side for browsing, and you can adjust the dpi but that's about it.
2028967
Yes you can, via the mouse software. There are dozens of options you can assign the DPI buttons, such as single key, combo key, rapid fire/multi-click, middle button, macro, ect. As an example I set to top DPI button to "DPI Switch" which allows you to scroll through all DPI settings and the bottom DPI butto to a keyboard key, such as "TAB".
861151
There's a button right on top of the mouse that lets you switch between 4 different DPI presets, very easy to do and it works great. There are three side buttons that can be programmed for additional commands. as far as the hold and release feature, I'm not sure, you should probably ask the manufacturer on that one.
1995846
The default setting of it will change the sensor DPI based on settings in the control panel for the mouse. They can range from 250-2500 and you can have 3 preset ranges to cycle through. In addition if you don't want/need the settings changed it can be reassigned for other functions also in the control panel along with being disabled if not needed at all.
1902353
You can't use this for FPS. You cannot press both the left and right mouse button to zoom for aiming and then shoot. It doesn't have programmable buttons either because it's all touch!
1207170
Yes, Just download the software for the mouse and you can change the "+/-" into whatever action you would like. I've done the same on Battlefield and it works great.
1320760
it has the same middle click function as most mice. i am able to map it within games so it should work
1413889
the mouse works as a MOUSE, the back button however doesn't, and you can't make the custom DPI settings.
1952956
No you cannot, Once you press one button, the other appears to becomes inoperable. I just tried with Hitman Absolution and Lost Planet 3. Plus, I REALLY don't think you want to use this mouse for gaming, it simply isn't made/designed for that. You will regret buying it for that purpose.
1286882
There are for settings each setting has an independent dpi so if you set all the colors to the same dpi then yes, you could simply change the color with the button.
1466382
There are actually two buttons which are right below the "dpi" button. It's a little hard to see in the photo but as you hold/grip the mouse (or visualize with the picture) right above where your thumb rests is the "forward" and "back" buttons. They are very slender; and very handy.
861157
For some reason I got an email of this question, I bought the 4000 dpi version and you can't set it like you asked. I did read the 4000 has less options in the software that comes with it compared to the more expensive higher dpi versions. Probably doesn't help but the best I can do.
1678138
It helps. Being able to switch weapons in a bind and using the g shift button to temporarily lower the sensitivity when sniping and instantly go back to normal sensitivity is nice. This is the best mouse I've ever used. Feels great works great and will last for a long time.