I have an aged G3, am I gonna run into the same problem as the G2 users with this, or should I just keep on walking?
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I purchased the replacement LED and dropped it in my G3 I know have an LED version that performs as well as the G4 I have for 9bucks....
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It might work, I had to remove the large outer spring and then stretch the small spring, works fine now
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I tried stretching the spring also but could not get it to work, old bulb is still working fortunately
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Sorry I have the 3GS, I know very old, but it works just fine. I don't know if the models have changed that much on the outside.
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Yes. I have an LG2, but if there's a LG specific case, opt for that as the volume and power button placement on G2 makes use annoying.
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I've owned both the wireless (x2) and the wired of the 3rd generation. My current preference is for the wired version. The wireless one is heavy, and doesn't stand up to being dropped. I don't consider myself a clumsy person, but over time, my mouse slid off my desk any number of times. Sometimes it does okay, and sometimes you have to play with the buttons a bit to get them back to their home. The last time I dropped the wireless one, the silver "back" button (thumb) got jammed in and will not release. The wired version allows me to have a pseudo-tether for the mouse. It's also quite a bit lighter, so if it does fall, my toe will thank me. I've owned both the wireless (x2) and the wired of the 3rd generation. My current preference is for the wired version. The wireless one is heavy, and doesn't stand up to being dropped. I don't consider myself a clumsy person, but over time, my mouse slid off my desk any number of times. Sometimes it does okay, and sometimes you have to play with the buttons a bit to get them back to their home. The last time I dropped the wireless one, the silver "back" button (thumb) got jammed in and will not release. The wired version allows me to have a pseudo-tether for the mouse. It's also... » Read More I've owned both the wireless (x2) and the wired of the 3rd generation. My current preference is for the wired version. The wireless one is heavy, and doesn't stand up to being dropped. I don't consider myself a clumsy person, but over time, my mouse slid off my desk any number of times. Sometimes it does okay, and sometimes you have to play with the buttons a bit to get them back to their home. The last time I dropped the wireless one, the silver "back" button (thumb) got jammed in and will not release. The wired version allows me to have a pseudo-tether for the mouse. It's also quite a bit lighter, so if it does fall, my toe will thank me. « Show Less
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I believe this was the most up to date unit, they have been around a while and I wasnt aware that there was a newer version for maybe quite some years? Don't know for sure though, I suspect the price drop (as well as the price drop on the G-system) that has occurred fairly recently is a sign that they may be poised to release some new models? but have searched and found nothing on this subject. This was a nice unit though!
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The G4 is the newest. There are differences in safety but I'm not 100% sure what.
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I use it with OS 10.9.2. The problem is that it is not recognized and I could not set it up. I pulled my old g3 lap top out and set up went fine. Apart from that it asks that it's firmware be updated. Even my engineer son in law could not get it to do that.l
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I'm not sure, but I think I remember seeing something about the combo lock failing. I use the NV300 every day to lock up my G27 for the 9 months with no issues. I like it so much I put one in my wife's car in case I need it when I take her car.
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Find the newer drivers . The disc includes sucks . In the questions section here I was linked a direct link to the Chinese updated drivers . That being said these have no warranty and a lot of problems . I'd suggest returning them and buyiing Logitech g430 like I did for 39.99 if they are still on sale . So far they are amazingly better .
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I'm a prospective buyer for either a g7 or g9. The g7 does have a firmware hack for RAW. I wonder if this would change peoples' minds on the g7.
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So I've had some unfortunate experience with G9's. I'm on my 4th one now, which makes me sort of an expert of sorts (I've seen..tilted/crooked screen, 4 bad pixels, other units with green cast on LCD...of these, the green cast is the defective I can most live with...much rather have that than bad pixels....so I'm keeping my 4th one...really like the camera itself...just poor quality control) So to try to answer your question, no that noise is not "normal." First, let me say that all G9's I've had make some noise (I think it must be the IS). However, my very first one made an unusually loud noise compared to the other three. Unclear whether this could lead to unusual wear down the road, but it didn't hurt the image quality.
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It has added turmeric and antioxidants. As far as a difference between the G3 and G4 performance wise, I haven't noticed
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this particular unit will work ONLY on a Gen 4, BUT LaserMax makes one for the G3 and I think it is less expensive. Call them
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Mine is the V3 version. It has been in service for some time with no problems.
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I think you are good to go. I'm not sure what generation I have but most of mine are an older version and I recently added this one into the mix with out any problems.
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I just got my replacement G9 from Amazon and it has the same light defect problem. I may wait six months before I try to buy another one since I have gotten two bad G9's with the issue.
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My G5 is really glitchy right now due to the fact that my cat got into a vicious fight with the cord. So now I ordered the G9, and am still waiting for it to get here. From what I've heard, its better for claw grip users like me (your wrist stays on the mousepad and you use your fingers to move the mouse) as opposed to the G5 which I've heard is better for palm grip users (your wrist is elevated and your whole hand moves to move the mouse). To me, the G5 is a little too big and it took awhile to get used to the shape of it. Even after I've been gaming with it for several months, it still hurts my wrist in long gaming sessions.