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Logitech G502
Using one right now
Yep.

G700/G500. The only ones I know of that aren't complete garbage that have this capability. G700 isn't really available anymore. So that just leaves the G502.

It's really frustrating as it should be on almost every mouse.
 
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logitech g900. i have the 903 and it can be wireless or wired.
 
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Hold CTRL, spin mouse wheel, zoom out. You can now scroll faster. Also in mouse settings you can choose how fast a little mouse wheel click moves. In large documents I tend to CTRL F what I'm looking for.
 
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Hold CTRL, spin mouse wheel, zoom out. You can now scroll faster. Also in mouse settings you can choose how fast a little mouse wheel click moves. In large documents I tend to CTRL F what I'm looking for.
Wildly inefficient. Once you get used to toggle smooth scroll, you'll never use a mouse again without it. It's second only to thumb buttons in terms of amazing usefulness.

In fact, it's funny, I remember making these same arguments about thumb buttons on mice and being able to middle-click as well. The same idiotic arguments were made about workarounds and "not needed them."

There must be a term for that sort of thing.
 
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sure, if you want to do it in an unreasonable amount of hand gestures
most document viewers/browsers support wheel click move mouse once to scroll slowly or more quickly depending on how far you move the mouse
 
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I use a Logitech MX Master at work which has this function - we have a lot of glass tables and it works flawlessly on them. While it is wireless, the battery lasts for about a month and when it runs out I just run it plugged in for a couple hours.
 
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I am using a Logitech G900, it has fast scroll. Check out the G502 Hero, basically, a G502 Spectrum with upgraded Switches.
 
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I'm using a logitech Gpro, may go to a 403 for my big hands
 
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"documents"
 
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