[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] It is one of the better mouses out there in every measurement. It’s a perfect fit for the hand. It looks stunning- the lights are even customizable. I never worry about running out of battery.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] After I had purchased the Lenovo Legion M600 gaming wireless mouse, it paired easily with my new Lenovo Legion 17” gaming laptop. It provides a smooth interactive experience with both school work, gaming and also has a fast charging capability. Therefore I would highly recommend this to a friend.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Better than the reviews said it was. I was shopping around between here and newegg. Youtube finally helped me decide.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have used a number of wireless mice and burned through countless AA batteries. That all has ended with this mouse!
This mouse is wireless on two levels; with either the USB dongle receiver, or via Bluetooth! It comes with a charging cable that also works making the mouse wired.
Adjustable, on-the-fly DPI setting is great while switching games.
The RGB Legion logo and scroll wheel only do "color shift" going around the rainbow, or off. This was disappointing in that I hoped to be able to change the pattern via iCUE.
Most importantly, it matches in color and style to the new Legion 7i laptop!
Overall, I love the charging feature; the "usability" and accuracy of this mouse.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Great gaming mouse. Stays charged for quite awhile. Took awhile to find the right driver for my mouse, but wasn’t that difficult.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The M600 Gaming Mouse suffers from several, critical flaws:
* As soon as you attempt to use Bluetooth mode, any changes made via "Legion Accessory Central" are lost (the button mapping reverts to the default, colors can't be changed... the mouse itself doesn't even show up in the software). There's such a thing as "2-way" Bluetooth, so I'm not sure why this is an issue with every Lenovo mouse.
* Related to the above, if you want to make any setting changes to the mouse, it has to be either plugged-in or connected via USB. If you're connected via Bluetooth (which is what I prefer to avoid the defective, sporadically-active USB ports on my brand-new Legion 7i), you can't make any changes... the mouse won't even show up.
* Although LED-equipped, you can't use the Corsair iCue software to map colors. Therefore, you have to set the colors for your computer in one app, and set the colors for your mouse in another. I specifically purchased a Lenovo mouse to avoid this.
* Speaking of LED lighting, it doesn't match that of other Lenovo products. For example, on my brand-new Legion 7i laptop, with the same RGB and HEX codes in both the laptop and the mouse, they always look different... so, the laptop might look purple, but the mouse will look pink.
* The battery life is so-so, at best... I get about a week using it. Many mice last for months. Lenovo obviously didn't put a decent battery in this thing.
* Everything is very plasticky. It works, but it doesn't feel premium.
In short, the intentions and functionality are good, but the execution is sorely lacking.
No, I would not recommend this to a friend.
Response from lenovo.comBy Adrian_Lenovo, Customer Service, July 28, 2020
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