Customer Ratings & Reviews

Complete piece of garbage. No accuracy whatsoever.

This is a review of the Logitech G203 gaming mouse for Minecraft PVP and Minecraft bridging. In this review I’ll be going over: the weight (how much the mouse weighs), build quality (how strong the structure of the mouse is), quality control (how likely a buyer will be getting a good copy of the mouse), Minecraft bridging (making a bridge in a video game called Minecraft), Minecraft PVP (player vs player), shape (the shape of the mouse), Minecraft drag clicking, Minecraft butterfly clicking, Minecraft jitter clicking, and Minecraft normal clicking. First this mouse weighs 81 grams which, for some people, is a pretty good weight but if you’re a fan of lighter mice I think this may not be a good fit for you. Next up, the Logitech G203’s build quality: the build quality of the Logitech G203 on my copy is awesome. There is no side-play on the clicks nor any wobble on the side buttons, the scroll wheel also doesn’t squeak on my copy and there is no flexing/creaking on the mouse. Now for quality control: I’ve watched a few reviews on this mouse and for every review I’ve seen people say the build quality is consistently good, so if you buy this mouse the build quality will probably be pretty good. The Logitech G203’s shape is a medium sized ambidextrous shape with side buttons only on the left side of the mouse. The shape is kind of like an oval and it does have enough space for a small or medium sized hand to grip. For Minecraft drag clicking, the Logitech G203 cannot double click so it will not register any CPS (clicks per second) when drag clicking. Therefore for Minecraft telly bridging or any other bridge that requires drag clicking, I do not think this will be a good mouse. For Minecraft PVP, if you jitter click or butterfly click but don’t care about double clicking, I think this mouse will be good for you if you like its shape too. Overall, if you are looking for a budget friendly gaming mouse to PVP in Minecraft then I think the Logitech G203 might be a good option for you.

This is the mouse I throw in the bag to take with me as it's cost effective in case something happens and it still provides a high level of use. Fairly standard mouse setup with great sensitivity settings which is pretty much a given considering it's a gaming mouse. Click feeling is responsive and the mouse is a bit light but that can be a benefit as mentioned below. Ergonomics are fairly standard and the mouse was quite comfortable size-wise. Switched it out with my standard gaming mouse to test and everything worked well and did not experience any issues. The Lightsync functionality worked well as all Logitech items do but my main takeaway was that the mouse was fairly light for my home use. However as mentioned above this makes it perfect as a portable mouse and I don't have to worry about carrying around the mini-versions of mice that are never comfortable since this is light enough it doesn't make much of an impact.

For the price, you really cant beat it. Ive used this mouse for the past 4 years and just recently got another one beacuse the old one broke. (if you dont abuse your mice, it will last you well over 5 years this mouse, but I get mad and smash it sometimes.) the software is very easy to use, self explanatory. the mouse if ergonomic, light, clicks are nice, the scroll wheel is mehh in my opinion, It feels a little too sharp, and its weighted more than I would like, but for the price its still amazing. If you are looking for a good quality mouse, this is the mouse for the price. Will not dissapoint you can guarentee it.

First off, it works perfectly well in Linux, Kubuntu in my case. More so when coupled with Piper/Libratbag. With Piper you can switch the polling rate between 500 and 1000 Hz, the DPI from anywhere between 0 and 16000 in intervals of 100, while having five saved settings to cycle through with the DPI button on the mouse itself. All of the buttons on the mouse are fully mappable with Piper as well. The LEDs are perfectly controllable. Solid colors, cycling RGB with adjustable speed, breathing with adjustable color/brightness/speed, and completely off. The mouse itself feels lighter, but solid with a nice fine texture on top and a slightly rougher texture on the sides, presumably for grip, while the side buttons are glossy and easy to find. The scroll wheel is pleasantly notchy and has a harder rubbery feel, not something that feels like it'll break down and get sticky with time either. It slides nicely, tracks smoothly, and while it's only been one day I can tell it'll work out great. Time will tell if the internals hold up. But for $15 on sale you can't beat it.

Yeah, I am in love with this mouse for the price point. I use a weighted Logitech mouse for daily gaming I spent a small fortune on and this mouse has all the same features, is just as accurate and has a great software package all in one. I am enjoying the color changing, it is a small gimmick but neat for the gaming room. Having buttons that can be assigned is always a plus. It has 6 programmable buttons but in all honesty, you really only have 3 extras. You left and Right click are always going to stay normal and the DPI switch needs to stay there for quick in game switching for those killer sniper shots. The mouse glides very smoothly and doesn't miss a beat. The reaction of movement is quick and then add in the DPI adjustments, you can really tune a mouse to fit your style in the matter of minutes. Do not be afraid to buy this mouse. From the new gamer to a pro, it works very well and fits your hand very comfortably for hours of game play.

This mouse is a great gaming mouse and works just as good as my other lightspeed mouse and in fact, the RGB lighting is better! The tracking/movement is accurate and is in line with what you would expect to see for a gaming mouse. I was able to customize the buttons using the G-Hub for profiles I created for each of my games. The cool thing with Lightsync is you can sync your lighting with each profile that you configure. I do wish there was a bit more weight to this mouse but it still functions the same as my other gaming mice with the same level of accuracy and responsiveness. In all, this is a great mouse for gaming and a must-have if you are looking for a good mouse that's designed for gaming and is a good step above just using a standard mouse.

Does what I need it to do quite well, and I like the DPI possibilities, especially when it comes to using the G Hub software. Worth it, and incredibly good value for the money.

I've owned many mouse models from Logitech over the years, the G203 is a very durable mouse and performs extremely well compared to similar DPI sensor mice. The scroll wheel is really the best feature of this mouse, you have a nice sense of precision scrolling that other mouse makers lack and its very comfortable too. Build quality is typical of Logitech, ultra durable and you'll more than likely wear out the scroll wheel before the mouse buttons wear out.

Plug and play setup in super quick. Mouse comes with 4 preset dpi settings with quick change between them using the assigned button. You need to download a separate app in order to get into the customizable options like changing the dpi presets and color scheme, but it's not a hassle to do. The app also has ways to change settings for default desktop usage vs specific game usage. The dpi setting map is a bit touchy if points are close together, so you may have to start a new setting off on the extreme end and bring it down to where you want. Buttons are really responsive and sensitive. Motion detection is lively.

This is a pretty nice all-around package. It has a sleek design, a nice size (it should be good for most), and it has that quality feel that Logitech brings to the table with their mice. It’s comfortable, it moves well, tracks accurately, and has responsive buttons. Toss in a little RGB? DPI control? Programmable buttons? It is a good formula. Ultimately, you get quite a bit for a fair price. I’ve enjoyed using it, even just for simple, everyday tasks, but even more with games. Good mouse. Good value. No complaints.

I've been using it for 3 years, it's been a good purchase for 30 dollars, excellent mouse

This gaming mouse is really good. Instantaneous response time, buttons that have that perfect clicky feel. Movement is smooth as butter translating from pad to screen. Absolutely no lag time, quick as lightning. I have it paired with my Logitech G513 Lightsync gaming keyboard and couldn’t ask for a better setup. I love the rippling color effects on both the keyboard and the mouse that look like they’re in tandem with each other. Definite recommend.

Great gaming mouse! The Logitech G203 will perform exactly how you think it will. I've used it for quite a bit of PC gaming, and for some business work. In both scenarios it performed well. Also the lighting effects are a plus! Easy installation. Basically just plug it in an available USB port and you are set. Would definitely recommend it to anyone in the market for an affordable gaming mouse.

Love this mouse.. Great color!! Nice fit in hand.

One the best classic and simple 6-button layout mouse I have had. Works equally well for both work and gaming. It responds precisely to movements. I can customize the buttons, sensitivity settings, and RGB color/animation (using G Hub software). Comfortable for all day work and game playing.

So far works as advertised. Dpi change is rapid and nice. The thumb buttons are firm and easily programmed. Overall a nice mouse for the price.

Works Great, no problems. Bought it after the scroll wheel button on my last mouse broke.

It is a light and fast mouse but excellent control. Good value.

Great budget mouse would suggest it to anyone, the LEDs are high quality and I love the 2 extra side buttons