Logitech G703

Comfortable (if generic) right-handed shape ; Excellent wireless performance and high-end PWM3366 sensor ; Powerplay-compatible

Doesn't glide as smoothly as some of its counterparts ; Spongy mouse wheel ; A very average, no-frills mouse

With Powerplay limited to only two mice at the moment, the G703 is a pretty easy recommendation. If you prefer a right-handed mouse, or if you just don’t feel like shelling out $150 for the G903...well, this is your only option. And it’s a pretty good...

Super customisable, fast, smooth

You’ll be flipping between wired and wireless unless you invest in the PowerPlay wireless charger/pad

Most comfortable mouse I've used!

Battery life could be better

-Very light and easy to move. Comes with an optional ‘weight’ to give the mouse a more sturdy feel, I find it useful when playing a shooting game to keep my mouse movement more steady when flicking my aim abruptly. Takes some getting use too, but with...

-I do find I can accidentally catch the thumb buttons when doing anything. It rarely happens but it could be annoying to someone. I’m getting use to it now but it would be perfect if they were placed below the thumb or higher up. But honestly, only...

Functional, feels natural, is light and doesn’t tire my arm.

The mouse buttons on the left side are a little above where I rest my thumb.

Love the smoothness and the red light warning of low battery good software hub can't fault it

Quality item and easy to use

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After 14 years, millions of clicks and being dragged hundreds of miles my MX518 mouse was still functioning but its feet had worn away so I needed a replacement. After such reliability I chose another Logitech product. I could have had another MX518...

Nothing I don't like but perhaps I should have been braver and gone for a mouse with more buttons. As for the RGB, you never see it because your hand covers it.

Can use as wireless or wired. Charge the mouse using a wire and it can still be used.