Customer Ratings & Reviews

this mouse is horrible with no control the only decent thing about this mouse are the buttons and even those are way too sticky horrible mouse for gaming

I use a palm grip style. Huge bump in near the G symbol caused my wrist to ache. Impossible to claw, and annoying to palm. That is my description of the mouse. That is how i felt when using it.

missing the piece the usb receiver plugs in to, the description said that it was not missing any parts , i tried calling the store back several times but nobody ever answered ,

Thought this was wired and wireless.. it's not.. and it's overpriced like crazy. I overlooked this because of frustrations with other purchases of late. Very needless purchase and the way everything was labeled in store made me think I got something else. Don't waste money on this, it's nothing special at all. there are cheaper options for less.

Sensor stopped working 3 months in. Not happy. Logitech's warranty submission process isn't the best. Their customer support is little to none.

It doesn't seem as solid as the g502. The buttons are spaced too far apart for me.

after only 3 months, the scrolling weel stopped working. very hard if not impossible to get in touch with Logitech support department. just waisted $73. do not buy Logitech

I have had the mouse for less than a year and the right and left mouse button have stopped working correctly. When holding right click down the mouse seems to not react well to any pressure change and thus rapidly clicks in and out. This makes it impossible to play and FPS.

Very slow, lag is horrible. I thought I would work faster than wire how ad says but it doesn’t.

Great to see you today and thank you for the opportunity to be part

Not comfortable, the action is off and trying to correct it was frustrating. Not worth the cost of the product.

In my time gaming with PCs I've owned almost exclusively Logitech mice and this just keeps up with that tradition. I am upgrading to the G703 from my aging (and dying) G700s and I have to say that for the most part it is an improvement. To start, the packaging is your standard mouse packing, it's plain box embossed with Logitech G703, a picture of the mouse, and that's about it. Not much in the way of literature (which is fine with me), the mouse itself, the wireless lightspeed module and an extension cable. Setting it up, as you would expect, from most mice, is plug and play, once I attached the receiver module to the extension cable it was good to go. Be aware that this extension cable can also be used to power the mouse directly should you run out of batteries while you're playing. And on the note of batteries, this mouse has the battery built-in, it is not user-replaceable like most of their previous wireless mice. Also something to note about this mouse is that it supports their 'PowerPlay' mouse mat which allows you to never have to charge it as it receives power wirelessly through the mat, which I have every intention of purchasing eventually. The feel of the mouse itself is quite nice, the sides are soft rubber and the top is a very smooth (but not glossy) plastic. I will say that it is a bit light weight, even with the weight in the mouse. It will take some getting used to as my G700s had a AA rechargeable battery in it which added considerable weight to an already hefty mouse. The mouse also has an RGB 'G' on it along with a stripe on the mousewheel. Honestly, coming from the G700s this feels more like a sidegrade or even a slight downgrade, but unfortunately my G700s was dying. Playing games like Overwatch and Assassin's Creed Odyssey felt as natural as ever, even wirelessly, which is something I avoided in the past even though my G700s was wireless. Overall it's a pretty slick mouse, a decent option for those who want a wireless gaming mouse.

not a g703 hero, it is a lightspeed. 16k sensor not 24k as listed. tried at two stores both gave me the older version. buyer beware

the good: fast response time - Most home "consumer" users won't really notice, but gamers will appreciate how quickly the mouse responds to movement. Very fast, very accurate, and also highly configurable in terms of how sensitive you prefer your mouse. good battery life - rated at 35 hours with the default rgb lighting, closer to 50 without. comfortable/well balanced classic understated design - I'm not personally a fan of flashy design. This mouse has a classic look with just a touch of rgb. button mapping - using the Logitech G Hub software, the individual buttons on the mouse can be mapped to different functions/macros. usable while charging with included micro-usb cable the bad: no internal storage space for the USB dongle misc: - compatible with the new wireless charging mat (not included) overall: I am personally a big fan of Logitech peripherals, including their mice. This G703 Hero is no exception. Fast response, accurate, well balanced, and good battery life. I like to game, but I don't exactly like some of the flashy "gaming" style that some manufacturers go for. The understated rgb lights on the "G" logo on the palm rest and the wheel are nice touches. Easy 5 stars for me.

- Stopped working within one month. - Does not keep a charge longer than 48 hours.

Very glitchy and laggy when I use it wirelessly. It works well with the cable.

If you are dead set on a wireless mouse and don't really need a whole bunch of programmable buttons, the G703 is a very, very good choice. The mouse features 6 buttons, enough for most of us casual gamers, but not so many as to be confusing, the optical sensor is the same one used in the high end G903 and you have the ability to purchase a charging mouse pad that I hear works extremely well (even though I have not tried it). There is no lag and no interference from any of my other wireless devices. This mouse glides smoothly on the mouse pad, requiring little effort. The buttons are very good, maybe a little mushy compared to some, but I still think they are very good. I have no issues with this mouse and love using it as a gaming mouse and for normal everyday use. The mouse comes with a charging cable and usb adapter, but if you decide to purchase the charging pad, you won't use either of these. If you are not into programming a button for every feature of agame, but want a mouse that is as fast as any wired mouse without dealing with a cord, this is the mouse you need and I can highly recommend it.

just decided to die on me. randomly even when plugging it in it decided not to work.

It’s big and heavy. It also has a weird shape to it

I have been gaming for 8 years and my son for the last 4 years and we both agree that this is the best gaming mouse that we have owned. Our number one reason why we love this mouse is the 16k DPI range. It is the most accurate and smooth mouse that we have owned. We feel that the dpi range gives us an advantage. We are also big fans of the programmable button that allow for custom one-click commands. Another definite plus is that it is wireless, it allows for much more versatility when gaming. We like having the option of having the 10g weight that you can easily remove if you don't care for it. I think that it provides extra stability. We also both like the hub where we can customize our sensitivity settings, buttons and of course the lighting. This mouse doesn't use batteries, so it has to be charged, but the charge lasts easily 35 hours. Overall, if you are serious about your gaming, then we highly recommend you get this Logitech G703 gaming mouse.