Gaming: You Don't Need G Hub Running To Save Or Switch Between The Logitech...

Though you have to sacrifice one your very few mouse buttons.

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I've spent the past week yapping on about the Logitech G Pro X2 Superstrike, the world's first proper analogue and rapid trigger gaming mouse. I've been loving my time with it and don't want to switch to another mouse any time soon, but one of the things I noted in my review—and which I've seen plenty of other people complaining about—is that you need to keep G Hub running for it to keep or switch between your settings. But it turns out this isn't true.

After lots of fiddling and Googling over the weekend, I discovered that you can actually save your settings to the Superstrike and have them persist after G Hub is closed. You can even set it up so you can switch between on-board profiles with button presses, changing your haptic feedback, actuation point, polling rate, DPI, and so on, without needing the app at all. Well, once you've used the app for initial setup, that is.

Source: PC Gamer