Customer Ratings & Reviews

Overall this mouse performs well for daily use and gaming. Tracking feels accurate, clicks respond fast, and the shape stays comfortable during long sessions. The cable feels durable and movement stays smooth on different surfaces. After some use, the RGB lighting stopped working, which was disappointing, but functionality stayed solid with no impact on performance. Despite the light issue, the mouse still delivers reliable control and good value for the price.

It’s been a great mouse. Not heavily used or abused but I’d say average gaming. Just noticed the left-click is starting to get spotty. First noticed in games when I tried to left-click and drag it would release what I was dragging. Would do this sporadically. Thought maybe it was lag in the game I was playing. Then I started noticing when doing other tasks on my PC. Have to say it worked well for the almost 2 years I had it but this is the first time I’ve experienced a failure in the clicking of a mouse. Have to give it 3 stars due to durability over time with average use.

Great mouse smooth and responsive movement. Buttons work great.

The push to talk button stopped working with less than a year use. I had spent the 9.88 for 2 year protection plan and it was replaced no questions.

idk if it's just me, but compared to my razer basilisk, this felt weird. the scroll wheel felt off, and the wire attached to it didn't make it feel very smooth when moving around. Try not to use it on a crowded desk where the wire will run into stuff.

Not really sure where all these 5 star reviews came from or why this Mouse is a best seller. First off.. the form factor is unnecessarily cluttered with hard edges, oddly shaped buttons (Why??) and a design that clearly favors righties only. To be fair and to get past the initial change from my old Corsair mouse I've been using this replacement for a couple of weeks now. Time has not improved my perceptions of this Mouse. I still struggle to find what should be the easiest and most ergonomic of ANY button on this thing, that being the left mouse button. About 25% of the time my fingers can't feel where this button is without looking at how I'm holding the mouse and re-position my fingers. Really stupid. Also, the placement of the additional buttons literally do nothing more than get in the way and are prone to accidental clicking, especially the resolution change button that ends up getting clicked at least several times a day which sends the mouse cursor flying across the screen. I will say on the plus side, I do like the weight. However, the overall size seems small. I'm about 5'9" and weigh 185. I'm not a huge person, but this feels really small in my hands. Now the worst part, others have mentioned, the mouse wheel is absolutely abysmal, there is absolutely no texture on the wheel whatsoever and spinning it is an exercise in frustration. How are they still manufacturing this thing when the plastic is so rock hard your finger slides over the wheel without actually having it turn. If you click the wheel release button so that the wheel is free spinning, the performance does not improve much. While you might be able to spin it like the prize wheel on the Price is Right, the sensitivity is so light that you scroll when you don't intend to simply by moving the mouse around or accidentally bumping the wheel. There is no happy medium here. This mouse is ready for the hardware graveyard. Logitech is clearly capable of better efforts than this thing, why are they still manufacturing it? Do yourself a favor and find a symmetrical mouse with less eye candy, goofy buttons and a mouse wheel that actually moves when you try to spin it.

I found myself having to reset up windows on a PC. And when doing so you got to have a mouse and keyboard that plugs into the back of the USB with a cord. So if you find yourself in this position, you wanna go out and buy the cheapest mouse you can find. And this is not that mouse. I don’t even know why they would sell a mouse as expensive as this that’s not cordless or Bluetooth. I would not recommend it unless you had to get one like I did in a pinch.

I purchased this mouse when I bought my gaming laptop and picked it up because it was on sale. Overall the quality of the mouse is good, and the features are good as well. I love the feature on Logitech Mice that allow you to turn on and off the scroll wheel from clicking or free spin. The Weights adjustment is ok, more of a gimmick but If you like a lighter mouse or a heavier one it is nice to adjust that. For my size hands the button that sits where your thumb is sticks out and annoys me some but I have been getting use to it. As a affordable feature rich mouse it is great. I love Logitech Mice and this one is no different.

Worked well before the scroll wheel broke. I have a friend who has gone through 3 of these with the same issue.

Was a nice mouse until my scroll wheel started to go on the fritz. it sometimes works and sometimes doesn't. otherwise nice mouse

The mouse checked all the boxes when I did my research, fairly large base and adjustable weight/DPI. I got the mouse in hand and found it slit toe unwieldy at first. It was smaller than my previous mouse and I found it hard to grip properly which left my hands and wrists aching at the end of my gaming sessions. Also, the primary left and right clicks have started to squeak when clicking. All in all, it will do for now, but when I get extra funds, I’ll be returning to a Razor mouse.

The functions are great! However, after daily use for work after a week or so, it started making a "vibrating spring" sound on the left clicker when released. The noise gets super annoying, and I can't figure out if this is normal. Gamers might find it more annoying than a guy like me who uses it for work.

Good looking mouse. Light but you can add weights to your liking. Long enough wires that’s good thing. I like 90% of the product. 11 customizable buttons. Good solid clicks. All good. But there is one button that I use alot to browse web. Center button. It’s too slippery and scrolling is not as smooth as it should be. You need to put effort to scroll. I have my set up as left and right shift as windows snapping to left and right. When I am scrolling it it snap my browsers to left and right. It’s very annoying. Due to scrolling being so rigid and slippery I have to put some force on it. Everything is good except the scrolling wheels. If you are just gaming I guess it’s good enough but it’s not for web browsing.

I have several logictech mice and they are great. I thought this one would be a nice upgrade with my new computer While the physical mouse is good the software sucks. When programming multiple keys on one button the software is executed a “press and release” when you hold the mouse button in. So if you want several keys to be pressed and “held” then this software won’t do it. VERY FRUSTRATING!!!!!!!!!! So for several first person shooter games the “programmable” mouse button won’t do what it needs to. The sad part is the old Logitech software DID allow this programming Why take this out? I contacted them and they said they will look into it in possible future software updates. WTF?? The old software was doing it just fine So to get this to work I had to find the old version and download that. Now I can make it work properly Good product. Bad software and support

These things don't last long. The same issue mouse after mouse and no matter the model. The left click button gives out and erratic, not clicking, multi-clicking and only single clicks when it wants to. Nothing more frustrating than trying to move windows around or moving files and accidently changing or grabbing the wrong ones. I stop bothering to play games once the issue surfaces since it gets progressively worse. Troubleshooting points to the mouse. Swapping mice and systems yields the same thing. The warranty period is 2 years for this mouse and Logitech came through and sent me a replacement. We'll see how long this one lasts. This last one lasted 1 yr. 7 mo. and that’s when I gave up on it and replaced. The G903 before that lasted 2 yr. 4 mo. And the one before that 2 yr. 1 mo. There are others but purchased in store and no dates but all failed the same way.

I bought this mouse to replace the G502 Hero I bought just over a year ago. The old mouse had begun double clicking with a single mouse press, and would also not click and drag. I tried using software solutions to fix it as suggested by Logitech support, but it was only a temporary fix that barely worked. Most games were unplayable. Despite the durability issues, this is such a comfortable mouse that I couldn't find another satisfactory brand or model. I ended up purchasing another hoping that the issue has been solved. A mouse for this price should not last only a year. Meanwhile my Logitech wireless mouse at work from 10 years ago continues to work just fine.

I got a new computer and wanted a new mouse for it. While it's reasonably comfortable, I found some of the buttons hard to get used to, I'm used to the old G600. I also found the G Hub software difficult to work with.

The scroll wheel is super sensitive but overall it’s a great gaming mouse

The second i pulled it out of the packaging the mouse wheel was rattling. Im not talking a small wiggle, full on rattle. If i was browsing a web page i would move the mouse too fast and the wheel would scroll on its own. I returned it after 2 days and went with something else. Other than the unbearable wheel, the mouse worked great. The little weights added a good amount of balance for someone with big heavy hands.

I found this mouse very comfortable to use in graphic programs. Fits my hand and has good placement of buttons. Adjustable sensitivity and precision are a big plus for me. However, I do not like that inorder to fully program the mouse programmable buttons I must use a online installer to install software to my compuer. I will not do this for security reasons. The manufacturer should supply this software with the mouse or at the very least a proper installer that can be downloaded, scanned and installed offline.