The front shows of an almost Italian super car styling, the microUSB port in the centre front. Each mouse click is an independent pivot design button.


By default the side buttons are geared for right handers, and we can see that the G buttons are quite large which should make them easy to press.


The rear side view shows off the G logo and its ergonomic, symmetrical shape.


The outside face is has a removable blank installed by default and can be removed to install the thumb buttons for left handers.


The mouse wheel, as part of Logitech's desire to chase weight loss, has a spoked design, yet remains wide and strong with a rubberised coating. There is a button that allows you to toggle a free spin of the wheel for fast scrolling, or a tactile scroll for precision and control. Then there are two extra buttons used for DPI up and down.


Underneath we get to see the central mounted sensor, the power switch and the profile reset switch.