Customer Ratings & Reviews

I had a G403 and couldn't get used to the shape after a few of days. This mouse looked so nice (aesthetically) that I forced myself to get accustomed to it. Great sensor, perfect wireless and incredible battery life (when you turn the LEDs off.) Giving my G Pro a rest for the G703.

This mouse upgrades from the G403 which includes the sensor from the G900 but does not include lightspeed technology. This difference between the G703 and the G403 is the Lightspeed technology and wireless charging capability.

if you want a mouse that will double click this is the mouse for you

I've used the Logitech G703 for a few days now. Playing mostly Overwatch, Player Unknown Battlegrounds and Friday the 13th. This mouse is really great. Very smooth with 0 lag. I use mine with the included weight. I feel it gives it good stability and smooth functioning. I prefer this over my G 602. Mainly because of the rubber grip. Feels so nice in the hand. If you're in the market for a smooth gaming mouse with NO lag give this one a shot. You won't be disappointed.

This will be my new everyday mouse on my gaming computer. It is not a mouse with a huge number of buttons, it is not overly flashy but it is probably the best mouse I have ever came across for my needs. For starters, I like to game. Mostly strategy, FPS, 3rd person and simulation games, but I also do a lot of work and photo editing on my desktop. This being the case, it is always hard to find a good mouse that excels in all categories. I think I found it with the G703. First off, it looks cool. It is mostly white with black accents. The G logo and wheel change color (this can be fine-tuned in the optional G software. The software is worth the download since you can customize various profiles such as lights, the surface you are using it on, key press heat maps and more. Using it is very easy. The wireless mode is very plug and play for instant use even if you don’t download the software. Most wireless mice will charge with a tiny USB cable that plugs into the bottom, not this bad boy! They actually thought about how people use mice and provided a long, braided cable which plugs into the front of the mouse so you can use it as a wired mouse. The connector has a few extra plastic prongs around the USB connector that look like horns which reinforce the USB connector and prevent wear and tear. The mouse allows for multiple DPI sensitivity levels which is great for different types of games and various work situations. Great job to Logitech for making a perfect mouse!

This is one of the most comfortable mice I have used for gaming or any other sort of desktop work. The shape at first seems a little plane and even a little large but as soon as you find how you want to hold it, it is evident that it is designed to be comfortable. I have this mouse in the white which I was affraid would get dirty very easy, but so far that has not been an issue. The texture of the mouse is also a little different for someone who may not have had an expensive gaming mouse before. The sides are a nice soft touch rubbery material but the top is very smooth which makes it easy to grip the mouse with your thumb and side of your hand yet still slide your fingers around and be comfortable when using it. The biggest thing that I will warn people about when getting this mouse is if you have never had a High DPI very sensitive mouse before this one will take a lot of getting use to or you will have to turn down the DPI. The mouse pointer can seem shaky or darty at times because of how accurate and fast the sensor is. But once you get use to it, it is very nice and easy to use. It is also nice that they give you the option to run this mouse with the cord attached for power if you forget to charge it. Finally the cable that comes with the mouse is a very nice weighted braided cable. Right out of the box it was nice and flexible and not super stiff like some other braided cables i have used. It's a nice finishing touch for a very nice mouse.

This mouse upgrades from the G403 which includes the sensor from the G900 but does not include lightspeed technology. This difference between the G703 and the G403 is the Lightspeed technology and wireless charging capability.

I really feel bad to give Logitech - G703 a 4 star review. I wish I could give it full 5 stars. ouch! Extremely happy with the blazing fast performance of Logitech - G703. Fits perfectly in my hand. My son likes it even better when he plays games on the PC. What to say, we both like everything about this gaming mouse except one thing... poor battery life. We have to recharge it every 3-4 days and its really annoying especially my Apple trackpad sitting close by needs to be charged only once is 4-6 weeks. I would still recommend Logitech - G703 despite of having poor battery life because you have an option to use it as a wired mouse as well :D

Awesome mouse. Ergonomic, so fits in hand perfectly. Very comfortable. Perfect sensor. Everything works 100%. Highly recommended. I'm using this with the Powerplay mousemat and everything couldn't be more perfect.

This mouse works well for gaming, however I dislike the fact that it has to have a USB wireless adapter. If they could make this mouse bluetooth with the speed it currently has, that would be an absolute home run. The mouse is comfortable to use, and provides excellent feedback. If you were using this with a gaming desktop, I would highly recommend. For a laptop, not so sure, as I wouldn't want to have to carry around the USB adapter.

It's a must have for any gamer out there. Responsive and accurate and many options for personalization.

Using Logitech mice back when optical mice first arrived in late 90's.

This mouse is great in looks and in the performance. I specially like the white one. New Lightspeed technology with short latency of 1ms and 12000 dpi is ideal for gaming and everyday use.

This is my first experience with a wireless mouse. As a gamer I always hesitated to take the plunge. When hardwired this mouse is smooth, great shape, responsive, etc. Wireless? It's so choppy and the cursor jumps ALL over the screen. Drives me absolutely nuts. If this is any sort of representation of where the wireless mouse world is than NO thank you. Major disappointment.

I occasionally use this mouse.. I mostly use wired mice, but after not using this for a few months.. I come back to it and it has scroll issues. Search the internet and you see forums littered with this issue where you scroll up and it goes down; and vice-versa. It's a known issue by logitech, but hasn't been fixed. They've tried a firmware update (and I've installed it) but it does not completely fix the issue. I would recommend avoiding this mouse like the plague. It's an obvious hardware issue that cannot be fixed by software.

I originally just planned on junking the mouse and moving on but had to write this up after seeing the reviews for this product. They are either paid or simply not true. Two issues in my mouse turned up after maybe a month of use. 1) The wireless stutters, even when the receiver is simply at the end of the mouse pad. It isn't a massive stutter, but it is enough to bring you off target. I just opted to leave it plugged in and avoid this issue. 2) The right click issue (the reason I gave up on this mouse.) When holding right click, the mouse fails to register it as a held click and will stutter and shut off. What I mean by this is when you hold right click (to aim for example in a game) it will stutter and go in and out of aim rather than leaving a continuous click. Other users on forums and other reviews report this flaw and it clearly appears to be something in the mouse itself. I am going to go through the RMA process in Logitech and if they actually decide to do something I will update my review. Do not buy if you plan to use the wireless strictly or play games where holding down the right click is important.