Customer Ratings & Reviews

I went from G402 HF to this. I’m very satisfied. This mouse is lighter and smaller, and of course, wireless so more freedom to move across the mouse pad. I don’t get hold back by the wire like my old mouse. One bad thing is, it is very easy to mis-click the DPI button when you’re in the heat of the battle. So it’s not very good design/placement right there. I use only 800 DPI anyways so I remove all other DPIs from settings (you can do that on Logitech G Hub) so it’s fine for me. But others might want to keep this in mind if you use multiple DPI settings.

I have used the same model for 5 years and have no complaints.

This is a mouse that you 100% get what you paid for. I call this the budget g pro wireless. I compare it to that mouse because they look almost identical, the difference is that the g pro wireless is $150. Obviously you get more features and a greater experience with the g pro wireless, but not everyone needs that experience. There is no such thing as an objectively perfect mouse, most people just want a mouse that fits their needs whether for work or gaming, and at the price of under $40 this mouse does what it's asked cleanly. There's no rgb though except for the tiny dpi sensor (which is usually prefered), a great asset since the mouse runs on battery and extra lights will of course drain the battery much faster. In terms of price-to-performance no other mouse can beat this as long as it fits your hand. It's a bit bigger than medium but it is still on the medium to small size. It's compact but is also powerful. This is a "luxury" mouse, a mouse "finer-than most", and I recommend it.

Good mouse for gaming or computer use on the go. I use this for my laptop when I'm in class or gaming at a friend's house. It has 4 modes of sensitivity. The bottom 2 modes are useless for someone like me with a long history of high DPI mice. Fits comfortably even in my large hands. Buttons have a good tactile click and the scroll wheel is more than heavy enough to know when you're using it. Batteries last forever so you can shove in a cheap alkaline or even a rechargeable NiMH battery for maximum life.

This is a great option if you want a lightweight, easy to use, inexpensive mouse. The programmable buttons are easy to setup and very helpful. It even has storage for the USB adapter if you want to take this on the go.

+ Perfect size for me. I like the claw grip. + All plastic- while this may be a negative I feel like it will make it last longer. + Variable DPI. I bought another mouse that was locked into 1000dpi and instantly regretted it. Negatives: - Extremely loud click sound - Does not have the infinity scroll wheel that I'm used to.

awesome, I really enjoy it, use it every day for school and personal

Super responsive and lag-free. Great value for the price.

Great for office use and gaming. Wireless makes life so much easier

First gaming mouse and its amazing imo would easily recommend especially for the price

Great mouse. Great performance. Great color. I’m so happy a gandinga brand come out with colors other than your basic black, white, and pink! I really don’t like pink. LOVE lilac though!! Very light and fast. It comes through when you flick on R6S and it delivers!

I bought this mouse while I was going through a bunch of different mice, trying to find my new daily driver. While I didn't end up choosing this mouse specifically, I did choose to keep it as my backup mouse. It's built solid and just as responsive as a wired mouse.

Good size- not too big, makes it more efficient to use.

Nice gaming and work mouse for pice. Better than the more expensive mice out there.

I mean what can I say it’s cheap and it works that’s all you need. Not for pro gaming but definitely worth if you’re in a crunch. Took a second to figure out how to use it as the wireless piece is inside the mouse.

I recently got my hands on my very first Logitech mouse, and I primarily bought it for use with my laptop while on the go. Here's my review: Let's start with the pros. Setting up this mouse was a breeze. The Logitech G Hub platform provided a seamless and straightforward setup process, offering some nice customization options along the way. The mouse itself is delightfully lightweight, making it a joy to use. Plus, it's a plug-and-play device, so no fussing around with complicated installations. Now, onto the cons. The main drawback, in my opinion, is that the mouse requires a battery instead of being rechargeable via USB. However, I was well aware of this before making the purchase, so it's not a significant concern for me personally. Nevertheless, it's something worth considering for potential buyers in the future. All things considered, this mouse is a budget-friendly option that doesn't skimp on quality. It's incredibly easy to set up and delivers a satisfying user experience. Overall, it was a good purchase that I'm quite happy with.

I bought for my gaming set up. Wireless and light. Perfect for anyone looking for light mouse. great value too.

This mouse is very easy to use and I like that it has the adjustable DPI button on top of it. I was also very pleasantly surprised to see that a Duracell battery was included rather than a cheap battery that would not last. This proves that there is a quality standard for this product

Batteries last a very long time almost 10 months of daily use and still works perfectly

Needed a new mouse with good battery life. Great for home computer.