Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse W/Hero 25K Sensor, PowerPlay Compatible, Lightsync RGB, Lightweight 95G+10G Optional, 100-25, 600 DPI, Rubber Side Grips - Black

Good mouse, holds a charge very well. Software is lite, updates regularly. If you like a heavier mouse this is a good option. Great for Gaming or Office work, Great price for what you're getting, Bluetooth works well, never had any connectivity issues.

Muy buen mouse, tiene pesa por si se te hace muy liviano, el software de la compañía también intuitivo la conexión inalámbrica nunca se ha perdido y a pesar de los años sigue dando batalla, recomendado

Great design and feel. No issues with connectivity. Optional weight. Highly recommend!

This is a review for the Logitech G703 wireless mouse. I have had two in a three year time span.I am generally a fan of this mouse.I won't speak to the shape of it too much because that is very subjective per each individual. I will note, though this may be obvious, that the G703 is definitely designed to be a right-handed mouse. I personally find it ergonomic to use - I am right-handed, hand size is 10cm wide by 17cm long, and use this mouse mostly in a claw grip (sometimes finger grip).The long-standing gripe with the G703 is that the scroll wheel tends to flake out, and my first purchase of the G703 was no exception to this. For me, the scroll wheel issues started to occur three years after purchase. The issue is that the scroll wheel would sort of chatter and spaz out on screen - the physical scroll wheel works fine mechanically, but the scroll wheel input is wildly inconsistent. For example, if you scroll down the same exact way three times, you may scroll down normally on the PC the first time, then the second time it actually scrolls up (even though you physically scrolled down) and the third time it will scroll down but at a very different rate than before.I worked with customer service to diagnose the issue and they could not find a mechanical problem. I eventually took the mouse apart and can confirm that there is no mechanically broken component or debris in the mouse to cause this at a mechanical level - there is likely something wrong with the actual electric or software components of the mouse.Other than that one big, glaring issue, I really like this mouse! I use it mostly for office work and internet browsing, though I have also used it for gaming. I am not a pro FPS player and cannot comment on the super fine details like latency and pixel/DPS accuracy, but I use this mostly on wireless and see 0 issues on my end.

Good quality mouse, similar to my Logitech pro but a bit bigger the hand. Connects as it should and has a pretty good battery life. No noticeable input lag. Overall great.

Love the mouse! Has some good weight and wireless works very well. Haven't had to recharge yet but of the box after several days of 2-3 hours use.

Very nice and customizable via the Logitech g hub application, can put a little weight in the mouse so that it’s not so light, very cool feature

I have had a logitech G710 keyboard now for a number of years, so when my old (cheap) mouse died, I replaced it with a reasonably high end logitech mouse. That was in fall of 2021. After just a year and a half of regular use, the scroll wheel has died. This is the third time now I feel Logitech has screwed me... It used to be they had quality products that lasted. When I updated my OS to Win10, they said "We don't care if your saitek flight controls worked fine yesterday, now that we own them, we do not wish to continue supporting them, go buy a new set of our flight controls. Here are some (high end) recommendations at $300+". Then I eventually had to replace my keyboard and got my G710. I have loved it since I got it (the only problems I have with the keyboard are that the letters on the keycaps are wearing out, and when they updated their software a while back, it seems to no longer recognize the keyboard, thus I can not reprogram the G-Keys (which are the only thing that really sets it apart from anyone elses keyboard) so I now have G-Keys that are permanently bound to macros for games I no longer play), BUT that lead me to pick up a mouse here from amazon and a headset from a local big box store. The headset hinge broke within a couple weeks, and the mouse only lasted a year and a half. I now can only believe that Logitech quality control has declined since I got my keyboard.The headset I returned to the box store for a refund.I use this mouse every day for work and gaming. It is comfortable to use, and has decent battery life (though other brands have up to twice the life). I did have trouble with the wireless not liking to be plugged directly into my laptop that I never figured out, but the dongle works on the charging cable so I was not overly concerned once I got it working. The RGB control software seems to occasionally forget my settings, but that is minor. And last but not least, not all my games like playing nice with the DPI switching, but at least they do not default to the low setting. Prior to the sudden failure of the scroll wheel I had been looking at getting the powerplay wireless charging mousepad to go with my mouse. I DID genuinely like my mouse, but it died much too soon, now I distrust the brand as the quality control seems to be declining.I can not recommend buy Logitech products for the foreseeable future. Perhaps at some point in the not too distant future I will take the mouse apart and see what actually broke. If it is just a plastic piece, I may be able to repair it, or even make a new housing for the electronics, but for now I am stuck looking to purchase a decent wireless mouse from a different brand.