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Just as a counterpoint, I have G703, which I daily use on macOS and Windows, and hadn't had any issues with it or the G Hub.

However, I'd prefer native, non-Electron app, that doesn't take 350 MB of space, just to configure my mouse (G Hub).



Wait what, G Hub is a Electron app?! Well, that explains why the software felt odd/off compares to Logitech Gaming Software.

I have G600, the software works in my MBA M1 but it couldn't pick up my mice. Because G600 is connected through the mini dock station dongle.


Those days every software rewrite is Electron. It's a plague.


453 MB on my install. It's such a useless app that I used it once, configured everything, and then verified that the same mouse worked fine with libratbag on linux -- it does (I have it on a KVM box between two different machines). Next time I'll just configure it on linux. Their hardware is good -- but the software is awful.




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