Customer Ratings & Reviews

The G703 is an amazing mouse, that utilizes Logitech’s outstanding technologies. Their lightspeed wireless technology combined with the HERO 16k sensor makes for a very smooth experience while gaming. Straight out of the box, one of the first things you will notice about the mouse are the light and clicky buttons. Another thing about this mouse is the weight. It is only 95 grams, and while it is not the lightest mouse in the market, it feels very light and easy to move. (The mouse also comes with an optional 10-gram weight) The mouse also has rubber grips on the sides, which feel very durable. The sides are sloped so that the mouse is easy to hold and pick up. One downside of the hardware is the size. If you use a palm grip, the back end of the mouse feels short and feels like the mouse should be supporting your whole palm. However, for fingertip and claw grip styles, this mouse is very comfortable. Now, performance. Although wireless, I cannot detect any latency while playing games, or during casual use. This definitely shows the proficiency of Logitech’s lightspeed technology. The mouse is very smooth and very responsive. The maximum DPI (which can be adjusted in the software) is 16000 and the minimum is 100. Out of the box, the default DPI settings are 400, 800, 1600, and 3200. Different settings can be adjusted in the software. Speaking of the software, it is the most confusing and upsetting part of the mouse experience. When looking for the software, Logitech brings you to a page with many different software’s for different mice (the right software for the mouse is Logitech G Hub, not Logitech gaming software) This was the most upsetting part of the process. After downloading the software, you should make an account to save your settings. In the end, this is a great mouse, however Logitech could definitely improve on the software end of the mouse.

Buttons fail. This is the 4th Logitech mouse ive bought because the buttons just stop working. Feels great in my hand though

Arrived and didnt work. I could right/left click but the pointer wont move. Upon further inspection I believe someone had this before me because the pads and around the sensor has scratches. I think BestBuy sold me a used/returned mouse as if it were new.

It works well but it maybe a little big for someone with small hands

It's an okay mouse and it worked fine for about a year. Now however the right mouse button will rapidly toggle when being held down, mainly noticeable when ADS'ing in FPS games. Basically unusable at this point but I guess a year is an okay time for it to last.

I would wait for the G pro wireless to get back in stock.

It was great up until the center scroll wheel decided to start messing up on me, but I did get a good 2 years out of it

Mouse pointer speed goes to default mode until Logitech Software launches during window boot. Logitech software does not override your personal settings to the windows. In order to by pass this behavior you have to change mouse settings from windows application as well.

Very easy to use... Nice feel and design... $ well spent...

My son loves his new gaming mouse and it was so easy to connect to his setup.

love it! works great. very fast and good action. Thanks

Purchased on 4/20/2020. Great overall experience except the dreaded right button issue. Double click, no click, and works fine..... sometimes. When you aren’t gaming, you don’t notice it, but as soon as you start gaming, BOOM!!!! Try to zoom in? Nope not going to happen, we will just cycle zooming in. Guess I need to suffer and RMA this thing but need to get another mouse first. I was hoping this product would have been resolved by now but I see this model is still plagued by this issue. I did research before purchasing, big common problem years ago. Everyone stated it’s hit or miss, some are on their third mouse. I took the chance and missed out.

Logitech - G703 (Hero) Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse - Black This mouse is really made for gaming only. It is not for everyday use without the cord. It is rechargeable, not replaceable batteries. If used as a wireless mouse with lighting effects it has a battery life of 35 hours. Without lighting effects it jumps to 60 hours. As a side not to that. My Logitech M510 wireless mouse has a replaceable battery that lasts about a year. If you skip the wireless part and use the supplied cable of course it’s unlimited. The supplied cable is hi quality, clothe reinforced and 6 feet long. It does triple duty as a mouse cable, a mouse charging cable, and a wireless extension to get the transmitter closer to the mouse. I’m sure that last one is for a bunch of gamers all in one place, you want your mouse to get a clear signal. They state for best performance it should be within 20cm (a little less than 8 inches). It will however work well within 2 feet if there is no other interference. It comes with everything you need to make it work, including a weight to add if you want a heavier mouse in your hand. All adapters are in the package, very nice to see. The mouse itself is very responsive with 6 buttons that can be assigned to what ever you want for game play. You’ll need to download the G-Hub software but all mice really require drivers of some kind if you want to get full use out of them. The other side of that is when the wireless adapter is plugged in and the mouse it turned on, they just work as a mouse should. The mouse has lighting effects on the top and on the wheel. What’s the point? Your hand will be covering the mouse when in use. I just don’t get the whole big “wow colored lights” deal. Just me, you may actually want your mouse to have lights. The mouse will auto power off after about 4 minutes and 45 seconds. It wakes right back up as soon as you move it. To save real power there is an on/off switch on the bottom, a must have if you put it in a backpack at all. The HERO 16K sensor is easily adjustable, just a click of a button will change the setting. My bottom line is this mouse is great for gaming. If you want to use it for every day use you’ll need to invest in the POWERPLAY wireless charging pad, sold separately. It was very comfortable in my hand, if it weren’t for the limited battery life I would use it as my every day mouse. As it is, I’ll use it for gaming only.

I've had the pleasure of gaming with the Logitech Hero G703 wireless gaming mouse all night and I can say that the mouse is comfortable and insanely responsive. I have fairly large hands and the mouse sits comfortably in the palm of my hand. Every button on it is springy, clicky and responsive. The scroll wheel has good resistance and the push down button feels good. The mouse is quite grippy and I have not had any sweaty palm problems yet lol. The logitech G Hub software allows you to customize the RGB lighting to your liking. The RGB lighting also reacts to games and audio, pretty cool! You can download custom profiles with G Hub. Logitech says the rechargeable battery will last upto 35 hours with RGB lighting on and upto 60 hours with the lights off. They provide a high quality charging micro usb cable so you can charge and play when its time to refill the battery. Also included is a 10 gram weight that can be put in the mouse to add greater weight/resistance. It fits under a magnetic cover that is easy to remove and install. It's a nice touch if you prefer a heavier mouse. The mouse has a button just under the scroll wheel that allows you to change the mouse DPI with a click. So you can toggle it and make the cursor faster or slower as you see fit. i recommend this mouse for gamers who want a highly responsive gaming mouse for shooters and mmorps. This particular model doesn't have alot of buttons for custom bindings but for me they are enough. It is fast and the battery can go days before needing to be charged. The RGB lighting is a nice added touch to make your setup glow with cool lighting!

It was alright, it works good until it doesn’t. It broke after a week of use. Had to buy a replacement g pro wireless instead. Save your money and buy the superior mouse.

My new Asus laptop would not recognize this mouse. The Logitech gaming software did not either. But my old 702 mouse worked great. Device manager only indicated the g703 as PnP. Do not know if it was the ⎌mouse or the laptop.

 very decent mouse for what you pay for it I would recommend it

Overall decent mouse. Would say I have Bluetooth connection problems from time to time but mouse is decent. Negative is if you lose Bluetooth usb plug in, not possible to order another one.

It is alright the mouse gripping is hard to adjust to but overall mouse performance is good.

It's fine I guess the scroll wheel doesn't move forward in game but I guess it was packaging problems but it works fine