Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse, I wanted a g303 rerelease and finally wireless too.

Perfect mouse fits great for claw grips in gaming.

Great mouse, great balance but definitely not the shape for everyone.

great mouse shape is different but good battery life is insane

It’s lightweight, wireless, and stays charged for awhile.

Great mouse if you use a claw grip. Battery lasts incredibly long too.

Coming from a g pro x superlight to this mouse was actually a big upgrade. The mouse feels better constructed and it has a great grip. The massive battery life is a huge advantage as well

Great mouse had for a few weeks battery last a long time

Mice are a dime a dozen today with the rise in popularity of competitive gaming and what Logitech has done here has definitely set itself apart from it`s competitors. I will firstly say that the partnership with Shroud was a great marketing move, but regardless the product does speak for itself. Firstly, right out of the box the mouse is definitely visually appealing and I greatly appreciated the removal of the excessive RGB. The mouse looks very sleek and refined. The other aspect that is a nice feature is the USB-C charging. Onto the actual performance though is where this mouse really starts to set itself apart. The first thing you notice is how lightweight it is to which at first I did show some hesitancy, but after using it for a few hours I began to realize how valuable this aspect is. In addition to how lightweight the mouse is, the use of the HERO 25K sensor resulted in amazing precision that is hard to even explain until you`ve used it. The GHub software does help with this though as I did play with some of the settings within that so I`d highly encourage utilizing that to get it setup to your preferences. Then with battery life this thing is still holding up strong as I have yet to have an issue as the 140 hours advertised has held true so far though I will mention the USB-C fast charging is also a great feature to note. There were a variety of positives with this mouse, but the one specific area that was a slight negative for me was the comfortability aspect as my hands are on the smaller side so this did prove to be an issue at times so if you do have smaller hands I would first recommend playing with the mouse in a store just to be sure it does work for you. Overall though, even though the comfortability was an issue at times the positives far exceeded this one issue as every other element of the mouse from the aesthetics to the software and overall performance was exceptional. I would definitely not hesitate to recommend this mouse to anyone.

G303 comes back in style. So lightweight and smooth.

Great lightweight mouse. No issues with mouse at all, just wish it had RGB lighting for this price.

Only for claw grip but a great mouse non the less.

Awesome feeling, extremely responsive, easy plug and play

i like it i will buy more for my family best seller

Dont let the shape and size scare you like it did me. I avoided this mouse for so long thinking to myself “There is no way this mouse feels comfortable.” Turns out it fit PERFECTLY and is now my end game mouse.

Good but a lil big for my hand still thinking of returning but I’ll try it out lol more

The Logitech G303 Wireless Shroud is a mouse that’s molded to the hand of a person you probably haven’t met. This mouse’s namesake is a famous Counter Strike player who was involved in tuning this ‘classic’ mouse design. I put quotes, as still the G303 and it’s predecessor the G302 are 2015 and newer mice, back when we were all pining for the G9. Classic is in the eye of the beholder, and if you were a fan of the shape of the G302 or G303, you’ll find the G303 Shroud instantly familiar. Angles are sharper, some parts are slightly larger, but overall it’s quite similar. That said, it is an acquired taste, so regardless of the specs, try this mouse out before buying if you can. Now onto specs. The G303 Shroud brings USB-C (YES!), Logitech's Lightspeed wireless tech, dedicated forward/back/DPI buttons on top of the standard 3 buttons, Logitech’s flexible HERO sensor, a nice little drawer for the receiver to live in when you’re on the move, and no RGB! (ok preferences abound, but in a performance wireless mouse, I’d prefer the battery life over RGB I won’t see) Couple all those features with a super light 75g weight, this mouse is definitely geared to a high end audience. The mouse is semi-ambidextrous when ignoring the back/forward buttons due to it’s mostly symmetric design. The presence of a dedicated DPI button is welcome over what’s found on similar mice. While there’s something to be said about a simplified layout, I think the G303 strikes a good balance of providing the standard 5 buttons and the dedicated switching button. As previously mentioned, the back of the mouse has a small drawer for the receiver to live in when you’re on the go. Inside the box is a pretty standard USB-A to C cable that plugs into the mouse. Also a receiver adapter that allows you to keep the cable around for charging and simply plug in the receiver when you’re using it wirelessly. The lightspeed receiver is a USB-A plug, so the adapter unfortunately needs a USB-A port natively. I’d love to see a USB-C adapter as more laptops move to USB-C only plugs. If you’re familiar with the sensor, the HERO 25k is a beast. Tracking is accurate and it works well on most mousing surfaces. Overall the customizability of this sensor (DPI settings from 100-25k), and a consistent lift off distance make it suitable for FPS, RTS, or pretty much any mousing need. The sensor and processor are also pretty energy efficient, offering plenty of battery life. Logitech claims 70h, and that’s about accurate. There are no lights or other superfluous features. What you will find are two very slick pads on the bottom of the mouse. The sensor position is more or less in the center and about in line with my clutch grip. I do find that this mouse’s angles are a bit on the over exaggerated side. Logitech’s G Pro series is probably more comfortable for a clutcher like me, but to each their own. I found the side buttons to be accessible, but out of the way for clutch grip, which isn’t always the case on the G Pro. Where this mouse stands out is it’s design and feel. Compared to more traditional shaped mice, it has pros and cons. It boils down to personal preference, and at this price, be sure you like it. The G Pro is an excellent alternative that is more familiar for most mice users. The G303 wireless brings all its features and focus on weight reduction with the G302 design. It’s hard not to recommend Logitech’s excellent mice, and the G303 is no exception. From a mid-range humble unit, to this tech’ed up wireless model, the G30x series are great mice.

The Logitech G303 Shroud Edition Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is my new favorite mouse. It has a ton of options, feels good in my hand, and keeps a charge for a very long time. It is marketed as a gaming mouse, and does that very well. But it is also very suitable for every day tasks as there is no RGB, and is easy to take anywhere in a laptop bag. It has 6 buttons: left click, right click, 2 side buttons, wheel button, and DPI change button, all of which are programmable via Logitech's G Hub software. It has a matte black plastic exterior which does a good job of preventing it from looking grubby after long use. The weight (2.6oz) is a perfect balance between a heavier mouse like a G703 and a lighter mouse like a Roccat. My hand never got tired of moving it around even after long sessions. The tie-in with Shroud is that this mouse was designed to be his ideal mouse based off his hand size, his preferred clicking pressure, grip, etc. I think if you have small hands, you might find the dimensions of this mouse uncomfortable. I have medium to large hands and I love it. It is longer than other mice at just under 5 inches long. It is relatively flat, and also has almost a diamond shape with soft corners on the left and right instead of a typical oval shape. The left soft corner is between the 2 side buttons, to provide some perspective. I found my palm to be supportive and my fingers perfectly placed on the main buttons. The mouse wheel is rubber, with a soft noise when spun. The mouse can be used wirelessly via the wireless USB Type A dongle, and there is a range extender included if you use your mouse far away from your device. The mouse can also be used wired via the USB Type C to USB Type A cord/charger. Be aware that there is no Bluetooth connectivity if that is important to you. In wireless mode, Logitech states this mouse has 145 hours of battery life between charges. The G Hub software is where you can tweak all of the settings and powerful capabilities of the G303. It has a HERO 25K sensor allowing a range of DPI between 100 and 25600. You can set up to 5 DPI settings that can be quickly rotated through via the DPI button on top of the mouse. There is onboard memory in the G303, allowing you to use the mouse on a different computer with no G Hub software and it will still remember your DPI settings. With Logitech's LIGHTSPEED technology, the response time is 1ms which means that there is no lag and you won't be able to tell that you are using a wireless mouse. In use, I found it to be a joy to use. The corners allowed for a precision grip and quick movement. The software allowed me to make tweaks to the settings and find my own sweet spot quickly. I appreciated the lack of RGB, because it simply isn't needed and it isn't a distraction. The mouse wheel was average to use. The physical design allowed my fingers and thumb to access all the buttons easily, and they depressed in a satisfactory way. It is a great compliment to not really notice the mouse when you're using it, when it feels like an extention of your hand. That is how I felt about the Logitech G303. Light but sturdy, powerful but manageable, good for gaming or for any use. I recommend this mouse for all users.

This mouse fits my hand and grip style perfectly, to the point that I am planning on buying a few more of this mouse for future use and in case it is discontinued. That being said, it is not for everyone. it just fits my hand. please go try one out or hold one before purchasing.

Great mouse feels grate on the hands and very comfortable to use