Customer Ratings & Reviews

If you wanted a really long cord on your mouse, this is the mouse you want. The additional optional weight seems like a nice touch but I can really not tell the difference. Has good response and works well

This mouse is alright but not highly recommended. I suggest lean towards Corsair and SteelSeries. Logitech has some work to cut out with their products. They aren't bad though!

I bought this mouse after returning the Logitech - G703 which had a failing scroll wheel and guess what this mouses scroll wheel started to fail too after a couple of months, so I RMA'd it back to Logitech and they sent me a new one which also started to fail, so I pretty much give up on Logitech mice at this point.

It works pretty good but buttons wear out often. Buy replacement warranty. Replaced 2 times in a year.

Great mouse sensor felt as good as the gpros just didn’t like the shape

I'm not a gamer, but I wanted a very comfortable mouse, and this was the one. I tried a number of them in the Best Buy showroom and settled on this one primarily because of how it felt in my hand. This is one of those things that you can't tell from looking at a photo. It feels like a quality piece of hardware. This time, I wanted a wired mouse. The wireless mice are OK, but sometimes they can be jittery for no apparent reason. It has a long cord, which is good, because I route all cables through the back of my desk and around to my mid-tower PC. It has a cycling LED, which is fine. It also came with a small weight that is inserted into the base. This is really a smart idea, because it adds just enough weight. The weight is magnetic so it snaps into place. The one adjustment that I have had to make is that the back and forward buttons sit a bit lower than expected, because I accidentally hit them a number of times. Overall, no complaints. I love the feel of this mouse.

My son did not like the grip on this mouse, so it was returned.

Didn’t have this mouse more than 30days, and it just stopped working.

its a good unit for the price. would recommend for anyone

Coming from Logitech g502, this mouse is lighter which is great for claw grip users. This mouse is wider at the base than g502 which I prefer. Sensor is amazing with no lag at all. Every single button has great click feel. The only things I prefer from g502 was the less notchy metal scroll wheel on g502 and two dpi dedicated buttons (this one only has one).

Pros: -Very lightweight -Good shape -Great drivers -Minimalistic design Cons: -No free scroll mode like the G502 -Mouse feels unbalanced without the optional weight added on Summary: I decided to pick up the G403 to use instead of the G502 I have been using. The thumb button on the G502 was driving me nuts and was very easy to accidentally press. I went for the G403 as I liked the shape. It reminded me of the deathadder to some degree which I had at one point and loved (aside from the drivers). The G403 is a lot lighter and a much different shape and feel in the hand compared to the G502. It took some getting use to but I really like it so far. I'd recommend it to anyone looking to get a nice lightweight mouse for general use or for gaming.

I loved this mouse for a few months until the mouse wheel started having problems. I roll the wheel and it constantly goes the wrong direction. I found posts all over the Internet of people having this problem. It's updated to the latest version with the Logitech software but no fix. I had to stop using it and go back to another old mouse I had lying around.

I purchased it in July and it stopped working in August. Don’t waste your money.

I bought this for my adolescent son's gaming computer. It was on sale for a little over half the list price. That's a deal. It really adds a lot of color to the desktop. It works well as just a mouse too. Somebody into gaming or rotating color displays will enjoy this mouse.

Finally broke free from my long time used original Razer Death Adder. Using a claw grip with a death adder needs more force to pickup with its slippery sides and weight. Also tried out a Razer Basilisk. really wanted to like, but hurt my right grip fingers, very uncomfortable. This mouse is very refined in its basics. All the buttons have instant response and a nice tactile feel, it is audible. My fire rate has improved over death adder and previously owned logitech mice. Grip is near perfect for that claw grip, for function and comfort it is the best I have found for gaming. This would be five star if is had the clutch button and thumb rest of the Razer Basilisk. Everything else feels next level compared to the two razers named more precise, better buttons and more comfortable. Also worth mention the front is a little more narrow but nearly the same size as the death adder but noticeable lighter with out the add on weight. Also the wire seems a bit on the heavier side but more flexible then the death adder.

Do you really NEED a cordless mouse? Really? Is your mouse ever more than two feet from your keyboard? These are questions I was asking myself before purchasing this mouse. I needed a new mouse for my late 2015 iMac 27". The include "magic mouse" was an ergonomic nightmare. Sure, it looked great, but hours of use revealed it's ergonomic shortcomings. And, I never really benefited from the wireless aspect of the mouse. I've never had a bad experience with a Logitech device in the past, so I immediately turned to them for a new mouse for that iMac. The transformation has been incredible. I have been using this mouse for just about one month now, and using the iMac is now much more enjoyable. The cursor is super accurate and predictable. The report rate is hands-down better than a wireless mouse. I enjoy the ability to switch between DPI resolution at the touch of a button. I can work in a photo editor with extreme precision, then switch to gaming without skipping a beat. Obviously, the iMac is not a heavy gaming computer, but I am considering swapping it with the ancient (but still very good) Logitech MX-518 currently on my Win10 gaming rig. I am THAT impressed. Highly recommended for a DESKTOP computer. For a laptop, you may want to look at some of the wireless offerings. In the laptop world, fewer cords is definitely better, but look for a high report rate.

I used to use a Microsoft Basic Mouse for gaming as well as other things but it just wasn't holding up anymore, the sensor was really bad at tracking fast movements and it was already falling apart so a new mouse was in order. Got this for $35 and it's amazing! It has what apparently is one of the best sensors out so far and I believe them, the tracking is precise and flicks are accurately registered. It's not the perfect shape but I couldn't care less, wish it was a little smaller although I have pretty large hands. I don't get why a mouse has to have RGB but you can just turn it off which is nice.

First off, I play Overwatch pretty extensively, and until I purchased this mouse I was using a Logitech MX Anywhere wireless mouse. This mouse has a great hand feel, and the clicking is firm and reassuring, but it really doesn't require much force, which is great for gaming. The RBG lighting is a night touch and not overdone. Regarding the button availability, it has left click, right click, scroll wheel click, a middle mouse button, and two buttons on the left side for your thumb. This works perfectly for me, and I generally hate having more buttons than that. Your needs may differ.

This mouse was pretty cheap and has a nice comfortable shape and the RGB lights are a nice touch

My older cheaper mouse dies recently. Decided to finally pull the trigger on a nicer gaming mouse. Have bought logitech speakers and headset before, so I thought I would try their mouse. I am very happy I did. Very precise and comfortable. I have very large hands and find it to be a good size. My son also loves the mouse and he is a hardcore FPS gamer.