Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse-910-005642

I had the old non-hero G703 that had "the scroll wheel issue" so I upgraded to this one.Its a solid mouse with the same look and feel of the standard G703. The stats say its slightly lighter, but I use the 10 gram weight since I like my mice on the heavier side and haven't noticed a difference. This Hero sensor model feels like it has better build quality than the older model. I only occasionally use the mouse wirelessly, and I feel no difference to the movement response it being cabled vs wireless. Moving the mouse when it is not cabled feels quicker and easier, but not to my personal preference.I specifically like the look of this mouse and it was one of the reasons I choose it originally. The design is subtle but not aggressive or an abomination like the ... MoreI had the old non-hero G703 that had "the scroll wheel issue" so I upgraded to this one.Its a solid mouse with the same look and feel of the standard G703. The stats say its slightly lighter, but I use the 10 gram weight since I like my mice on the heavier side and haven't noticed a difference. This Hero sensor model feels like it has better build quality than the older model. I only occasionally use the mouse wirelessly, and I feel no difference to the movement response it being cabled vs wireless. Moving the mouse when it is not cabled feels quicker and easier, but not to my personal preference.I specifically like the look of this mouse and it was one of the reasons I choose it originally. The design is subtle but not aggressive or an abomination like the G502, it could be passed off as a normal mouse at first look. The light points at the logo and the mouse wheel paired with the shades of black, give it a classy look and feel.The click on the buttons feels nice and tactile, but the mouse wheel scroll and mouse wheel click do take some time to adjust to. When scrolling only a slight amount, it feels like you scroll in "notches", which is not a problem for my use cases. Holding it in your hand feels nice, the rubber at the side isn't squishy and adds to the overall comfort when being held. This is a large mouse and fits well into my hand (my hand size is approximately 19.5cm) .While this mouse gets used gaming often, I use it more in general windows use, including design and software development. All round this mouse is suitably perfect for both situations.The feet slide nicely, but you can buy aftermarket feet for better gliding (called hyperglides). I just wish this mouse had an extra button!Something you need to be aware of is that these latest Logitech mice have had problems with the mouse button clicking mechanism and scroll wheel rotary encoders. THIS IS NOT TO SAY THAT YOU WILL EXPERIENCE ISSUES as I still bought this newer G703 despite experience a problem in my non-hero G703. I am saying that others, including myself have had issues.My older G703 (non hero sensor) had "the scroll wheel issue" where scrolling did not work correctly (it would pick up being scrolled in the wrong direction sporadically, which frustrated me when I was scrolling websites, documents and switching weapons in game). Others have reported "the button issue" where clicks would randomly register as double clicks, or not register clicks at all. I am mentioning it here for full disclosure so that if you are unlucky enough to experience these issues, you aren't alone and that you should RMA your mouse ASAP. I would have given it 5 stars if I hadn't experienced the mouse wheel problem on the older G703 mice nearly two years in.

Choose something else. This ain't it chief.

bought this as a replacement for a corsair mouse that was no longer available. It is too large for my hands and after just a few months of use the side grips are wearing out. The grip seems like it's melting where my ring and pinky fingers sit. I bought the replacement warranty and am highly considering using it. I am not happy with this mouse personally. I think it is poor quality. There is a lot of cable drag with the charging cable and it is so noticible that I hate using the mouse when it is charging. The Logitech G Hub app is also awful. It's hit or miss whether the app even opens which is the ONLY way to see if your mouse is fully charged, or how much charging is left. The charge also doesn't update in real time and is just an "estimate". In this day and age ... Morebought this as a replacement for a corsair mouse that was no longer available. It is too large for my hands and after just a few months of use the side grips are wearing out. The grip seems like it's melting where my ring and pinky fingers sit. I bought the replacement warranty and am highly considering using it. I am not happy with this mouse personally. I think it is poor quality. There is a lot of cable drag with the charging cable and it is so noticible that I hate using the mouse when it is charging. The Logitech G Hub app is also awful. It's hit or miss whether the app even opens which is the ONLY way to see if your mouse is fully charged, or how much charging is left. The charge also doesn't update in real time and is just an "estimate". In this day and age that's completely unacceptable.

Don't waste your money on this.

After the 1st month It had double clicking issues, on top of that about a week after the double clicking issue began I woke up one morning and the scroll wheel was broken. The middle mouse button would not work, and every scroll cycle the mouse would do a clicking thing and slant to the side. I went to logitech support about this and they told me to try unplugging the mouse and updating the software even though this was a hardware issue. I explained that it was a hardware issue and they told me to open a warranty claim ticket which I spent the next 6 hours trying to figure out how to open a warranty claim ticket with my parents. I never ended up finding out how to open one and thought whatever, I don't use middle mouse button that often ill just wait a few months ... MoreAfter the 1st month It had double clicking issues, on top of that about a week after the double clicking issue began I woke up one morning and the scroll wheel was broken. The middle mouse button would not work, and every scroll cycle the mouse would do a clicking thing and slant to the side. I went to logitech support about this and they told me to try unplugging the mouse and updating the software even though this was a hardware issue. I explained that it was a hardware issue and they told me to open a warranty claim ticket which I spent the next 6 hours trying to figure out how to open a warranty claim ticket with my parents. I never ended up finding out how to open one and thought whatever, I don't use middle mouse button that often ill just wait a few months with this one and get a new one at a later date because I just spent $70 on this. 2 month later and just this morning I woke up and now the whole scroll wheel is not working including scroll function. Its almost like it sunk into the mouse. Funny thing is I had these same exact problems with my razer mouse which is what led to me to get this mouse, and I have always been extremely careful with my mouse as I don't receive money often as I am a teenager with no job. Extremely disappointed.

Double Click :(

Pros:- Light- Compact footprintCons:- DOUBLE CLICK- No USB-C ChargingThis mouse WAS great at first but didn't survive a year unfortunately. As with many Logitech mice this one inherited the dreaded double click issue that plagues so many of this brand mice. I have since upgraded the the G502 X Plus Lightspeed. *They claim to have all new buttons so I hope this finally fixes this problem!*Aside from this it was a great mouse and performed well but once something like a double click starts to happen it renders the device useless.

Great Cordless Mouse.

It should be 4.5 but what can you do, lol. It is a larger mouse, which I needed, which is why I got it. The charging time is average to quick, but you can plug the charging cable into a USB slot [either regular or one devoted to charging] and it will still function if you say forget to leave it on charge overnight. Great performance for gaming and the DPI gets outrageous depending on what you set it to. My 1/2 star off; 1. It feels cheap and is really light. Now that is my feeling on it, you may feel different. 2. It's not shaped quite like the others I liked that were corded, it is not curved as much and leads to fatigue quicker than my old mouse from Logitech. 3. The software you have to use to make the lighting change, etc. Logitech G Hub interferes and causes ... MoreIt should be 4.5 but what can you do, lol. It is a larger mouse, which I needed, which is why I got it. The charging time is average to quick, but you can plug the charging cable into a USB slot [either regular or one devoted to charging] and it will still function if you say forget to leave it on charge overnight. Great performance for gaming and the DPI gets outrageous depending on what you set it to. My 1/2 star off; 1. It feels cheap and is really light. Now that is my feeling on it, you may feel different. 2. It's not shaped quite like the others I liked that were corded, it is not curved as much and leads to fatigue quicker than my old mouse from Logitech. 3. The software you have to use to make the lighting change, etc. Logitech G Hub interferes and causes crashes with new and legacy programs.All in all a good mouse for being cordless and precise with a remote signal reciever. I have tried others and they tend to skip and stutter, so I was using a wired mouse for the longest time. It remains to be seen how long the built-in batteries actually last.

Great Mouse for Stationary Use

The Logitech - G703 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is a good mouse. The sleek design and size of the mouse is perfect for working and gaming. My primary use of this mouse is for working and editing designs.The accuracy of the mouse is perfect. It gives me precision for creating and editing designs. The adjustable DPI allows me to focus in on design details with pinpoint precision. It's extremely responsive with no input lag. The adjustable dashboard is everything you need and completely customizable (adjustable colors, color timing, fading, DPI settings, etc.). The software notifies you when updates are needed and can do so automatically if selected.I gave this mouse 4-stars because after using it daily since April (6 months), I now have to keep it ... MoreThe Logitech - G703 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse is a good mouse. The sleek design and size of the mouse is perfect for working and gaming. My primary use of this mouse is for working and editing designs.The accuracy of the mouse is perfect. It gives me precision for creating and editing designs. The adjustable DPI allows me to focus in on design details with pinpoint precision. It's extremely responsive with no input lag. The adjustable dashboard is everything you need and completely customizable (adjustable colors, color timing, fading, DPI settings, etc.). The software notifies you when updates are needed and can do so automatically if selected.I gave this mouse 4-stars because after using it daily since April (6 months), I now have to keep it plugged in because the transmitter isn't functioning at the capacity as anticipated. The transmitter on this mouse has been spotty at best. I transport the transmitter frequently between home and work, which may account for the issues. I'm unsure if this is considered normal wear-and-tear, but the device has nothing to store the transmitter in , unlike other models in the market.Overall this mouse is high quality, but perhaps only for a stationary platform.

I Almost Love It

I think it's awesome - it works perfectly, and the two side buttons are very comfortable. I didn't realize that having them larger also means they're easier to push accidentally - just something to think about.The reason I'm only giving 4 stars is because the arrow keys on my Logitech G915 TKL keyboard (bought at the same time) move the mouse cursor unintentionally. So, let's say I need to go back up to correct a typo in the review I'm writing now. Not only will the text cursor get moved, but the mouse cursor (a separate thing) will move too. No other keyboard/mouse combo I've owned has done this, and I don't like it. I thought buying both items from Logitech would mean they worked together flawlessly.

Perfect for gaming, if you don't need many buttons

Excellent mouse, wireless I notice almost 0 input lag. Comfortable. Software pretty easy to use to configure the programmable buttons, and you can have different profiles for different games. So when you launch one game, it automatically sets the keybinds for that game's profile. This works immediately when alt-tabbing between windows as well which is really nice. Aside from the usual L/R/M mouse buttons and scroll wheel, there are really only 3 extra programmable buttons, but I play games more casually or games that don't necessitate those extra buttons, so it's never been an issue.The only issue I have with it now, after 19 months of pretty routine use, is the scroll wheel has started to act up by sometimes scrolling one click too far on a webpage, things like that.

Pretty fragile for a 'gaming' mouse.

I'm usually a huge fan of Logitech gear, but I can't recommend the G703 due to a persistent issue with the scroll wheels on the G Series mice. For the record, I'm not a competitive gamer or anything, and I don't habitually thrash my mice half to death. The internal scroll wheel assembly on the G703 features a thin plastic rod connecting the wheel to the encoder, and this rod is prone to randomly snapping. When it snaps, it leaves you with a free-spinning scroll wheel that will no longer scroll. I dismantled the unit and the rod had sheared clean off. A Google search will turn up multiple instances of this happening, and there are videos on YouTube detailing the same. It was a fantastic mouse while it lasted, but it only lasted 18 months before it broke. I'd go with ... MoreI'm usually a huge fan of Logitech gear, but I can't recommend the G703 due to a persistent issue with the scroll wheels on the G Series mice. For the record, I'm not a competitive gamer or anything, and I don't habitually thrash my mice half to death. The internal scroll wheel assembly on the G703 features a thin plastic rod connecting the wheel to the encoder, and this rod is prone to randomly snapping. When it snaps, it leaves you with a free-spinning scroll wheel that will no longer scroll. I dismantled the unit and the rod had sheared clean off. A Google search will turn up multiple instances of this happening, and there are videos on YouTube detailing the same. It was a fantastic mouse while it lasted, but it only lasted 18 months before it broke. I'd go with a SteelSeries Rival 650 or something similar instead.

Sweet spot for FPS gaming

I am a current Valorant player and previously used to play CS:Go. These are the mice I have used in the past for FPS gaming - Logitech MX518, Logitech G502 Hero, Razer Deathadder V2 and V2 pro. Of which I surprisingly find MX518 easy to use for my hands. I wanted to find a similar shape and G703 was the perfect choice. I have skinny hands with long fingers to give you an idea. Deathadder is light but had some issues with the grip. Slightly more weight but a perfect grip of G703 had me surprised.Great mouse. No complaints whatsoever. All mice are great, try it on before you start using for long term. Sensors and response time slightly vary for all, but they are mostly not noticeable for human eyes. After long term use muscle memory will adapt the response time.