Hello/Good evening,
This mouse does have 5 levels of pointer speed intensity (if that's what you mean)
The levels are adjustable with the Logitech software downloaded from their website.
Once configured, these settings can be switched with a click of a central mouse button.
I hope this answers your question.
Greetings ;)
Can you confirm that this mouse has 5 profile slots that can be configured with ghub but more importantly that you can switch the 5 profiles without the help of any software or computer?
Because I bought a 502 lightning which promised 5 profiles that could be changed by stealing them, but what was not specified was that the ghub software is needed to change the profiles! There is only one that remains in memory and if by misfortune it is not the one you need you must have a computer + lghub and change it...
I let you imagine with customers who are under windows ubuntu macos and let's admit that I don't have the right profile, I can't ask the customer to install ghub on his machine it's not possible! I would like to be sure that once configured these 5 profiles do not need a pc nor ghub to change them on the fly and thus work in all peace.
I feel cheated with this 502 lightning I wonder if I'm not going to send it back because it's semi-misleading your ad and specs yes there are 5 profiles but 4 that need the ghub software and only 1 is usable. You are confusing the issue, many people wonder why this one is cheaper than the other when they are the same and the answer is not always the sensor but the real switchable built-in memory.
I can see ordering this model if you can assure me that the profiles (5) are switchable without software.
I'll see if I can get the 502 lightning back, depending on the answer and the test that follows.
I'm waiting for a reply and I wish you a good afternoon.
I'm not going to answer your question too much, because as you said I've never heard, seen, these 5 profiles in a possible mouse memory... and I've used the two compatible software that I've searched to the bottom, LOGITECH GAMING CENTER and GHUB
In your case I would rather use the binding function in linux and mac os so that when I click on e.g. button5 it does the desired action. It has the merit of being compatible with all mice without the need for preconfiguration or software or compatibility.
It's true that ghub is coded with the ass, but it does its job after taking the time to master it.
