Customer Ratings & Reviews

Easy to connect no latency weighs a little more then expected but easy to get used too.

Several months and I haven't had to change the battery. Good accuracy and no weird acceleration issues. The size and weight are just right for me.

Light weight easy to use and price is extremely reasonable

Great ergonomic mouse very responsive and fast overall great to travel with

Awesome mouse. Works well and very comfortable. Excellent battery life

Fits my hand very well. Does not lag. Very good buy.

A great choice for a budget wireless mouse! Excellent performance, zero issues with connectivity, and nice clicking feeling. The dpi switch is a nice addition as even the Logitech G-Pro doesn’t have it! Overall offers many great things for the price definitely worth it!

This is a wonderful mouse. Zero lag and adjustable dpi makes everything that much easier when gaming. This is the best gaming mouse for sure.

Older model mouse but it is amazing if you can find it in stock. One of the best wireless mouses out there.

Allows me to click.. wirelessly. Incredible feature.

This is still working like is brand new I got it like 2 years ago also, It has the best battery life in the mouse for wireless I kid you not, 1 battery lasted 3 months normal Triple AAA battery lowkey cop rn

I'm gonna start off this review with praising Logitech for making another mouse with great value. Pros: - Amazing Value - Great Sensor. Hero Sensor sips battery slowly even with performance mode on - Long battery life Cons: - Not for people with large hands - Mouse wheel is slightly slanted Considering most wireless gaming mice today costs close to or over $100, this is a great alternative to that. It's got one of the best mouse sensors inside that's equivalent to the likes of Pixart's optical sensors (which are in pretty much every modern gaming mouse today from the likes of Razer, Corsair, Steelseries, and formerly from Logitech as well). The Hero Sensor feels amazing size wise for people who don't have massively big hands. Keep in mind that if your hands are taller than 18cm, then chances are that you're going to have a hard time using this mouse unless you use either a claw grip or a hybrid claw grip (something I use with this mouse). Performance is like the modern Pixart sensor and has zero acceleration built in, which makes it more accurate to plya games with. Clicks are very satisfying on both left and right clicks and even the side buttons. Though the mouse wheel does leave much to be desired. Which moves onto battery life. This is amazing. I've had this mouse for longer than a month and constantly playing league of legends and other games every day with one battery and I still haven't had the need to recharge the thing or even switch out the battery. It's great. But with all good things, there has to be some bad. The mouse wheel actually looks a bit inconsistent and actually a bit slanted (something I notice happens a lot of with Logi's gaming mice as a whole from my experiences owning a Logitech G903, G403, and G502). However, despite all of this, the mouse is a perfect introduction to people who want to use wireless gaming mice and cut off the cable without the need of using a dongle and achieve parity with gamers using wired gaming mice.

Great entry level wireless gaming mouse. I've never noticed any lag. You can improve the balance and weight by using an Energizer Lithium AAA battery with a small tin-foil ball. If I had something to harp on it would be that I wish the side buttons were a bit bigger but it's fine for what they do. Also, DON'T LOOSE YOUR USB DONGLE! I lost mine beginning of December and bought a Hyperspeed dongle off of Ebay as support doesn't sell replacements but they say you can use it with another hyperspeed usb dongle. It doesn't work. BTW I found my dongle a couple months later.

solid, lightweight, reliable, and one of the cheaper options

One of my Favorite , I've used for gaming. Its lightweight and feels well built

It's a very nice wireless mouse, feels good in the hand, very smooth and I like the DPI settings it has built in.

I started to get tired of my mouse cable getting snagged on things on my cramped desk, so I decided to find a wireless mouse and eventually settled on this one. It tracks well, looks nice, doesn't have RGB lighting (which I consider a plus), has respectable battery life, and is just about the right weight for me. If you're looking for a solid, no-frills gaming mouse around or under $50, I'd definitely recommend considering this one—especially if it happens to be on sale while you're in the market for one.

Love this mouse, I’ve had one for years. Just picked up another one for a friend on a great sale, though even at full price (which I paid originally) I still recommend it. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles that higher priced gaming mice might have, but i use it for gaming and have zero complaints. And I like that it is plain, no RGB, no weird sculpting, etc I do wish it was rechargeable instead of using an AA battery, but it lasts a long time.

Love this mouse. Super lightweight and latency is almost nonexistent, I’ve even used it in FPS shooters and it works great. I’ve broken 2 of them (my fault) and I keep rebuying instead of trying alternatives. I love Logitechs software as well. Currently use this on my work laptop and it’s amazing. I say almost nonexistent latency because I have had issues with short hiccups, but not sure if that’s an issue with my pc, or something unrelated.

Best gaming mouse I have had it for a while Noel’s and it still work like it new