Gaming: Behind The Curtain Of Mouse Development: From Hand-carving To...

A nice mix of mechanical accuracy with a human touch.

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Last week I was at Logitech's headquarters in Lausanne, Switzerland, ostensibly to take a look at the G Pro X2 Superstrike but also to get a peek behind the curtain and see how Logitech designs and tests its gaming mice. We actually got a peek behind this curtain over a decade ago, but things have changed a lot since then.

The non-PC gamers in my life were a little bewildered by the fact that I was flying to another country to look at 'just a mouse'—and even more bewildered when they heard about the $180 price tag—but you and I both know: there's a lot that goes into making a good gaming mouse.

Source: PC Gamer