If you have purchased a Logitech peripheral in the past you will be familiar with their branding. The Logitech G9x comes dressed in a colourful box, in the very centre the G9x mouse is revealed so that you can have a first glimpse of the shape and size of this gaming mouse. Around it are various feature specifications. Opening the box out further reveals the additional precision grip cover and some more in depth features are considered.
Taking all of the items out of the box we have the following:
• Logitech® G9x Laser Mouse
• Wide Load and Precision grips
• Weight cartridge
• Tuning weights and case
• User Manual
• Drivers CD
Before we take a proper look at the G9x we will take a quick look at the tuning weights that Logitech have included in the package. The tuning weights come in a dainty little metal box. Taking the lid off exposes 8 little weights. There are 4x4g and 4x7g. These weights are inserted into a small tray inside the G9x, allowing the user to customize the weight of the mouse to their desired mass. It’s helpful that Logitech have put the tuning weights into this little box as it will prevent misplacing them when not required. We will later see the weights installed inside the G9x.
Taking all of the items out of the box we have the following:
• Logitech® G9x Laser Mouse
• Wide Load and Precision grips
• Weight cartridge
• Tuning weights and case
• User Manual
• Drivers CD
Before we take a proper look at the G9x we will take a quick look at the tuning weights that Logitech have included in the package. The tuning weights come in a dainty little metal box. Taking the lid off exposes 8 little weights. There are 4x4g and 4x7g. These weights are inserted into a small tray inside the G9x, allowing the user to customize the weight of the mouse to their desired mass. It’s helpful that Logitech have put the tuning weights into this little box as it will prevent misplacing them when not required. We will later see the weights installed inside the G9x.
