Customer Ratings & Reviews

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

Response was odd and wasn't as good as other Microsoft mice.

This could possibly be the best mouse I've ever used. This mouse has its own internal battery; you do not have to supply any batteries which was a welcome change from most. Supplied in the box is a usb cable to a proprietary connection that serves two purposes: 1. It is the charger for the mouse and the mouse indicates it is charging by the finger wheel lighting up and pulsing during charge. At full charge, it turns off the light. 2. Then when you are finished charging, you plug in the small rectangular connection that has the dongle for the mouse, and you then immediately get to use the mouse as any normal wireless mouse. I found this mouse to be amazing in smoothness and no lag whatsoever. It connected immediately and the movement that my hand made was instantly showcased on the screen. The mouse in operation has the finger wheel and Logitech logo lit up with changing RGB illumination. This looks wonderful and when you don't use this, you can turn it off with the switch underneath. To make the unit fit your needs in terms of weight, there is an addon weight that can be added under the mouse in a spinning cover. This is a logitech product so you know it is a great product - I have found that there is no competition here for Logitech products - I made the mistake and bought another brand and regretted it. Here I am with another Logitech product and it is fantastic. The mouse is also larger than some mice, but it fit my hand so well that I quickly adapted to it and the buttons are configurable as well for tension/click feel. Very nice.

Only a couple months old and the right mouse button is already having issues. If this was a side button it wouldn't have been a big deal, but this is a button that is used for everything gaming and work related. So this is a real problem. It works fine on the one condition that I click in the center far left portion near the scroll wheel. If I try to use it anywhere else it is a 60/40 proposition that it will work. Real shame cause it is comfortable and smooth. Oh well.

I love this mouse when it is working correctly...but recently it has gone out a couple times and 'sticks.' You have to move it all across the desk to go from one end of the screen to the other, rather than a little flick of your wrist. I wish I could return it. I can't seem to be able to get it go back to normal by doing anything specific. It goes back and forth.

Not a big fan of this mouse, the ergo is ok but I was terrible with it while I played and ended up returning it about a week later. G Pro Wireless is better.

The mouse work fine up until yesterday when left side stopped working. Frustrating when you spend this much on a mouse and it does last but a little over a month.

A little above average, gets stuck a few times. I tried it with both with and without wire the overall response and feel was average. Not worth the price

It is good for its price because it is easy to maneuver with on the mousepad, although there are better mouses.

Great mouse if you like palm grip. If you have used lighter mice, you will feel how heavy it is. Need to upgrade stock mouse feet.

The mouse is great, I am not going to lie. The fast wireless connection is really nice to have, especially for gamers who are not willing to pay for the G Pro Wireless. However, there are issues with the switches, especially the right one so I highly recommend getting the protection plan with it in case this happens. I've had mine for less than two months and this happened but I'm waiting to get it exchanged after COVID-19 settles down

yeah, it works but they don't last. . 2years max and your buying another.

I liked this mouse for the most part. It was a bit expensive and felt less comfortable than my previous mouse. (g503)

It was probably just me but after getting and using it for a month, I started to experience a click delay in FPS games. The click delay meaning my weapon won't fire. Overall I'd say decent mouse if you are switching from a 100 gram mouse to a slightly lighter one but if you want a good mouse that won't break like mine then you shouldn't cheap out and buy the G Pro.

Mouse won't hold a click less than two months into ownership. Had the same issue with a G403. Garbage quality control. Pinching pennies at the expense of the customer. Everything else is great. Very ergonomic. Takes a little getting used to, as your thumb may accidentally hit the side buttons until you learn to grip it correctly. Heavier than a G403, but if you remove the weight cover on the bottom, it will cause less friction and the mouse will "feel" lighter. Would be a 5/5 rating if it weren't for the trash switches and I've seen enough people complain that I believe they put garbage switches intentionally so that the mice will fail in two years and people will just come back and buy another instead of learning to replace the switches themselves.

Logitech g hub doesn't detect this device at all, but other than that it's solid.

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.

This mouse works great, fits hand well (on the average to large size), easy to setup and has a lot of setup options available. Out of the box, the initial install was easy - it comes with a USB cord to link up initially and charge (no AAA batteries) and a wireless USB dongle for regular use (dongle stores in the USB cord, not the mouse itself). This install/setup only took a couple minutes. The setup options were plentiful You can adjust the color scheme/pattern of the mouse top lights (there are 2, roller ball, and main logo). They will rotate through preset 6 or 7 primary colors together or independent. They can 'breathe' or pulse colors There are many optional functions you can setup on the 3 Aux buttons you can setup for mouse controls of keyboard keys/game functions (as a default they are back/forth on web browser pages I noticed) The response is good and can easily be sped up/slowed down to your preference. It can be controlled through your normal Windows mouse controls or the Logitech control panel (more options this way) There is also a magnetic weight you can place in the base if it's too light. I would definitely recommend this mouse. I use it primarily for general Windows/Office work not gaming, but works equally well for either.

Battery life is too short. Other than that, mouse works great for web browsing.