Customer Ratings & Reviews

Purchased as a gift for my child and they said it works great.

Best mouse I have add. Smooth movements and is easy to use.

Works great with no issues and does its job. Would recommend

Good mouse for the 20$. Not worth at 40$. Get it on sale.

Mouse worked fine for the entire return period and then 6 days later, it began drifting on its own. It worked fine the last time I used it, left it on my desk and when I went to use it again, it drifts to the point of being unusable. I don't know if I got a bad one but I can't return it anyway so would rate 0 stars if I could

my favorite mouse. glides easy. shipping was super fast.

I have relatively small hands, but this mouse is too small for my hands. It is not "high' enough or even wide enough for me. It's just not that great, being built for tiny hands.

Logitechi Logiteck is a tried and true! Glad to see!

As a mouse its okay I guess. As a gaming mouse in kinda sucks. It lags and is not as responsive as it should be. I am going to try a different mouse pad and see if that helps.

Not working with Apple products. Logitech G series software is horrible.

Bought this for my son for college and less than a month later it died completely. Extremely disappointed.

Mouse wheel issue. Not working properly even with minimal use. Scrolling up goes down and wise versa.

Broke after one month of use. It dropped once on the floor and refused to work after that.

I think this is a good mouse. Sometimes I notice a very minimal lag in movement.

Had it less than 1 week then it started to be come unresponsive and slow. Switched back to my original mouse and that one works just fine. Returning tomorrow

Pretty good gaming mouse for a reasonable price. Good precision .

Cannot download software from Logitech and no response from customer service.

The Logitech G203 is a great entry level gaming mouse. It's responsive with adjustable on-the-fly dpi settings, from 200 up to 8000 dpi. Makes quick and easy work of cycling through the gaming-grade sensor settings with the touch of a button, right behind the scroll wheel. The scroll wheel is a large, rubber coated and has straight edged profile. Not fantastically comfortable, but easily usable due to it's surface area against your finger. It's has defined impressions, steps if you will, when scrolling. It is not free flowing, like the G903SE for example. I've used it on multiple surfaces, and haven't had a issue with motion tracking. There are 6 programmable buttons on this mouse, for simplicity, they are however geared towards a right handed person, as there are two buttons on the left side of the mouse, but not on the right. The button feel is strong and authoritative, slightly hollow, as this is not a weighted mouse, and does not have the option to add weights. I have an RGB Logitech G513 keyboard, and this G203 RGB mouse compliments it really well. The full spectrum LED lighting is customizable using the Logitech G-Hub, a free, downloadable app for Windows or Mac OS, that allows you to adjust the color display on your mouse, to match your game profile (there are preloaded game profiles from other users in the G-Hub software), create your own profiles or use preset profiles by Logitech. You have full customization options, with 16.8 million colors. I did try this mouse out on my Mac as well, and had some issues with the G-Hub software launching, but on my PC, the software is flawless, and works really well. Overall, this is a great, feature packed, entry level gaming mouse that will stand up to the abuse of the gaming world, but is also a comfortable 'every day' mouse for you to use, if you just want to brighten up your desk with a little color.

Very good, informed assistance and very good service.

I’m a casual gamer -- my PC is for work during the day and gaming after hours and weekends. So when I pick devices I try to find devices that are comfortable and integrate well into both worlds; the updated Logitech G203 is just such a device. During the day, it’s classic shape and lightweight design help me get the work done that pays the bills and buys the upgrades; its 3-LED cycling colors are a constant reminder that it’s ready to ditch the spreadsheet to lay down suppressing fire as soon as I’m done. Right off, to enjoy the full capabilities and customizations, you’ll want to download and install the “Logitech G Hub software”. This becomes your one-stop-shop for controlling your G device settings -- Lights, DPI, macros, etc. One of the highlights of the G203 is “DPI on-the-fly”, the ability to set DPI points (as many as 5) -- from as low as 200 to as high as 8000 -- that can be quickly cycled at the touch of a button. Some players swear by it, others think it messes with their consistency, but the fact it’s there at all means the choice is up to you -- use it or lose it as fits your style. I personally found it quickly useful for both work and gaming to have 2 on-the-fly settings -- 200 DPI for moments that demand precision, and 1000 DPI for standard operations. After using the G203 for just a few days I find myself naturally toggling the two, as fits the situation, without even thinking about it. Another nice feature of this and other Logitech gaming mice is the ability to program custom macros. In my brief experience this is a bit of an art albeit an immediately useful one once you get the hang of it. A simple example is programming one of the buttons to be a simple left-button toggle. Tap it once and the left-button “holds down” until you tap the button again, useful for times when you might otherwise need to hold the mouse button manually for extended times -- digging, firing, sprinting, crawling, crouching, etc. But more than mouse clicks, your macros can also store and combine keystrokes. A little imagination and practice and you’ll be able to record macros that do predictable complex actions in a single-click. And of course, there’s the lights. One of the reasons we get devices like this is simply the lights, and the environment they help create. This model of the G203 lets you program the arc of light around the back of the mouse in 3 sections -- left, center, and right. You can set them all the same, to a pre-programmed cycle, or even easily setup your own color cycles. And if you have multiple Logitech Lightsync devices you can often “sync” the light settings to the other devices so they are coherent. One note on that -- I have both this G203 mouse and a G512 keyboard, and the mouse is, relatively, much brighter than the keyboard. Generally I found that, to maintain visual continuity, I have to keep the G203 at about 50% relative to the G512. This is not a knock necessarily, it’d just be nice if the LEDs were calibrated across their Lightsync devices for consistency. It’s an extremely minor but, I think, valid observation for a line of devices specifically designed and named for how they “sync” with each other. Bottom line: This is an affordable and flexible gaming-capable mouse, that works for work too, and I’d definitely recommend it.