Customer Ratings & Reviews

Excellent mouse, very comfortable to my hand. Fast and responsive. I only use it wired and it works well for me. It doesn't have weights for adjustment like my old Logitech G9X. I bought it mostly because I like the button to switch the scroll wheel button mode which is great to have between gaming and browsing. The biggest con is the price, I bought it on sale for $75 and it's still expensive.

Light, perfectly accurate, and a batter that lasts for days. After much research I am extremely happy I decided to purchase this mouse. It runs circles around my old Razer Ouroboros. The wireless is second to none and the fact I can use it, even with intense nights of gaming, for a couple days is just amazing.

best mouse ive used by far. excellent design and comfort with great customization and no lag. worth the price would reccommend .

Logitech gaming mouse performs beyond expectation. Accurate, quick, and NO CORD, with long lasting charge! Wireless gaming mouse!

This a great mouse, not too big, not too small. Fits perfectly on my small hands. There is no lag at all, and you can use it either plugged in or wireless. You can turn off the RGB effects for better battery life. I loved the positions of the side buttons, they can be changed to the other side, if you are a lefty. I got the mouse half price on a recent sale, however it is well worth the price even at a regular price. Before I had a Corsair rgb mouse and I didn't like the size at all. Oh, by the way, this one has infinite scroll if you like to activate it, and you can customize profiles per game if you want too. Best wireless gaming mouse I had!!!!

Very percise, both wired or wireless, nicely wighted, and comfortable. Can't ask for more than that in a mouse.

Prior to using this mouse I would only use wired mouse for gaming, as I was concerned about latency and losing battery power at an inopportune time. Additionally, I would never use an ambidextrous mouse as I preferred ergonomic right-hand oriented mice. My previous ambidextrous experience with mice like the SteelSeries Sensei resulted in hand cramping and an overall unpleasant experience. I wasn't expecting that much out of this mouse, but there is no mouse I've used (SteelSeries Ikari, SteelSeries Sensei, Corsair M65, Razer Deathadder, Razer Mamba TE, Logitech G402, Logitech G502) that can compare to this mouse. It's responsive and accurate, and performs just as well as any wired mouse. Comfort-wise, despite using an ambidextrous mouse, my hand has never felt better (fingertip grip). This mouse is expensive but definitely worth the price.

I've been a fan of Logitech G series for 10 or so years. I've always been happy with their quality. The G900 falls right in place. The main features of the mouse are the ambidextrous configuration you can set and the battery life. It's also super lightweight versus other gaming mice I've used in the past. The charging cable included with the mouse is braided so even while charging there is little to no obstruction of movement. Highly recommended.

I use mouse more than 10 hours daily for my job and entertainment. Especially after 8 hours of work, I had pain in my finger and wrist. I got this mouse on BF for half price. I was amazed in that this is the lightest quality mouse and with unbelievably customizable buttons. Also, light weight fast scroll wheel, too not to mention the longer battery (last more than 2 days for heavy daily use of 10 hours or more). If you use mouse more than 8 or even 10 hours daily and have some pain in the wrist or finger, then get this at all cost ($150 is some expensive for a mouse, so if you can wait then look for holiday sale like me) Even for $150, it is worth every penny.

So, I was very hesitant to get this mouse because of the original price. However, I got lucky the day I happened to stop by at Bestbuy and looked at the mouse. They were on sale, plus I Amazon price matched it, PLUS my reward certificates; I ended up paying $85 for it. Though that's still quite pricey, I thought I'd give it a try-- and now that I have, I'm glad I gave it a go. I'm not quite a fan of the extra buttons on the right side of the mouse (assuming you're a right hand user), but it's easily replaceable but included 'block' for the buttons. It's easily a plug-n-play, but you also have the option to install a software from Logitech to customize the sensitivity and such. Battery is great. I can get two to three days worth of gaming and maybe a week worth of general use without a charge. Using the mouse wirelessly almost has no difference with using it wired-- except the fact the your battery can run out. It is very responsive and smooth. I definitely love this mouse.

I haven't had a PC since the early 2000's as i've grown accustomed to using my mobile device for everything. Recently bought a new gaming rig and after a lot of research i decided to try the g900 based on it's wireless capabilities. was initially VERY skeptical but apparently wireless tech as come along since 2003 because this mouse performs almost flawlessly. i'm not going to go into all the features as people reading this are probably familiar with said features so i'll just list what i like and the one thing i think could be better. 1. smooth tracking 2. tracking speeds on face of mouse. 3. unlockable scroll wheel. 4. light weight but durable. the one thing that is less than perfect is the scroll wheel in free spin mode. it doesn't scroll as fast as i'd like and the scrolling speed doesn't seem to be impacted by the speed you spin the scroll wheel. sometimes it seems like it scrolls slower than it should....very well could be a defect in my mouse but it's not a large enough deal for me to get it checked out as the scroll wheel still works as intended. initially i was disappointed in the lack of a dedicated sniper button where my thumb rests but after using the mouse for about 3 days now i think i actually prefer to have a macro button i need to meet instead of having my thumb always resting on it. makes work-flow related tasks more comfortable/stable,.

Zero latency or lag. Works wonderfully on any surface with surface calibration via Logitech software. Battery is pretty good, and you can tweak it to last longer, I think up to 32 some hours of use with the rgb light off. Hands down the best mouse I have ever used. If I can one con, it would be that it is also the lightest mouse I have ever used, but just takes some getting used to.

This is the best mouse I have ever used. It is much lighter than my previous Logitech but after getting used to the decreased weight, I found that I got fatigued about an hour or two later than I used to (10-12 hours). No issues at all with the software or the hardware. I charge it every time I finish a 10-12 hour session or leave it charged when I am not using it.

I was looking for a gaming mouse that can be wireless and lasts a good while on battery. This mice is comfortable for my hands and overall perfect other than the price in my opinion. Ultimately I purchased it only when this went on sale.

First off, regarding why I put "non-MOBA" above, if you don't know what MOBA means and you're looking for a gaming mouse, this is the best option. The Logitech software makes it pretty much infinitely customizeable, and the build quality and weight is perfect. I have a smaller hand and it fits me perfectly, but it also wouldn't be an issue at all if my hand were bigger given the design of the mouse. All DPI settings are adjustable up to 12,000 (more than you'll ever need) and you can set multiple profiles for work or gaming. Oh, and the battery lasts practically forever for a wireless gaming mouse. However, I use it mostly wired (just my preference) and the included charging cable is very high quality.

Battery lasts around 28 hours of use, i typically get 3-4 days of heavy use from it. Configurable DPI and polling rate. RBG colors. Optional click or smooth scroll on the mouse wheel.

The battery life actually lived ~30 hours based on my settings! In addition, the battery quickly juices up ready for the next battle. I switched from a G502 to this mouse and is definitely lighter to alleviate the tension in my wrist. I thought the ambidextrous design would feel awkward, but my hand naturally felt better holding it than my previous G502. It is the perfect size for wireless gaming and experienced no issues so far with responsiveness. I have been having a blast with CSGO and PUBG and other games with no issue. I highly recommend if you see this mouse go on sale. A+++

I love this mouse. The ergonomics and weight are perfect for me so it is my goto mouse for Overwatch right now. I forget I'm using a wireless mouse because there is NO discernible latency. I don't even think about it. The battery is going to be good for a while too, hasn't died on me yet after a week of long gaming sessions. On the other hand, this mouse has some very clear negatives too. First, it is just way overpriced. There is no special reason for it to be this expensive. Read the professional reviews, they never point out why it is so special-- it's because it really isn't. I love the weight and shape so I use it, but those aren't things that should make this mouse expensive. Also, it has a serious lack of buttons. As I'm right handed and I think using the left handed buttons would be rediculous, I never put those on. That basically leaves me with 4 buttons and puts this in a conservative FPS only class, which is all I plan to use it for. Also, the side buttons really should be a lot better for the price... the ability to add and remove them causes the clicking of them to be less than stellar.

before this one, i had a Logitech G502 Proteus Core gaming mouse. i liked how heavy it was, but... it had two buttons that i didnt understand how to use, and i would bump into them multiple times a day, changing my mouse speed. then i would need to sit there clicking buttons until i got it back to where i THINK it was before. now, THIS mouse has everything i want in a mouse. a forward/back button set you can use while browsing, the option to add TWO MORE buttons that you can make do... whatever it is you want to do, a button set that can change the mouse speed which is easily accessible, but VERY difficult to accidentally bump into during regular use, and my personal favorite... a scroll wheel lock (changes the scroll speed from normal to SUPER FAST and everything in between whenever you need; helpful for sorting through long pages)! finally, it has the option to be used as a wireless mouse OR a wired mouse! useful if you're more casual or using a laptop, or if you're a gamer and NEED to have that reliably that it's not going to run out of power right as you're about to win the round (;_;). all in all, far as gaming mice go, this has a few quality of life additions available, and overall, is simple and easy to use. just how i like it :D

Not too heavy, lag is imperceptible on fps games. Battery life lasts approximately 25 hours of use with the led on and a 1000 hz polling rate. Charge time is not noticed as the mouse can be connected to the adapter wire and used normally. DPI is easy to set, where the middle 3 led bars will indicate which setting is currently selected. Every button is a nice hard click, no rubbery soft clicks on this mouse. Ambidextrous design is modular, meaning the side mouse buttons can be removed and replaced with a smooth plastic cover, although it is worth noting that the right side-button closest to user is a bit difficult to reach if one is right-handed. For $70 discount price, the build quality of this mouse holds up very well, although honestly the g502 offers more functionality for a cheaper price (modular weights and more buttons, just mostly on the thumb side - surprisingly easy to use and avoid accidentally hitting wrong buttons). Would buy at $70, but not at full price.