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Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse + G515 TKL Wireless Gaming Keyboard (Tactile) Bundle Black : Video Games
Brand Logitech G
Color Black
Connectivity Technology wired data mode
Special Feature Powerplay Wireless Charging, Low-profile GL mechanical switches (factory-lubed)
Compatible Devices Personal Computer
$117.60
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Best Selling Wireless Gaming Gear Brand – Based on independent sales data (Oct ‘18 – Oct’19) of Wireless Gaming Keyboard, Mice, and PC Headset in units from: US, CA, CN, JP, KR, TW, TH, IN, DE, FR, RY, UK, SE, TR
Power play wireless charging: never worry about your battery life again. Add the power play wireless charging system to keep G703 and other compatible g mice charged while at rest and at play. . .power play wireless charging system sold separately
Hero 25K sensor through a software update from G HUB, this upgrade is free to all players: our most advanced, with 1: 1 tracking, 400 plus IPS, and 100-25, 600 max DPI sensitivity — Plus zero smoothing, filtering, or acceleration, and 10x power efficiency of previous Gen
G515 LIGHTSPEED TKL mechanical gaming keyboard offers slim profile and tenkeyless design with tri-mode connectivity via LIGHTSPEED wireless, Bluetooth, or wired data mode
Low-profile GL mechanical switches of this compact gaming keyboard are factory-lubed for smoother feel, fast actuation, and precise typing experience – available in tactile and linear
Keep playing wirelessly with up to 36 hours of continuous battery life. Battery life varies with use conditions
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Hazard09Hazard09 –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great Upgrade, One Annoying Downside
All I have ever bought are cheap office mouses, or inexpensive gaming mouses. I am glad to say I finally was able to change that. This was the upgrade I needed. I have been using this for about 2-3 months as of now. It’s created a clear improvement in my gaming and everyday experience.In terms of gaming I mainly play fps. For the most part I am pretty good at them, expect for Valorant. Well, not any more. Sure I have spent some time training in the practice range, but I have to say I saw a significant difference in my performance when I switched mouses.Another game which has been impacted is TeamFight Tactics and League of legends. Although they are the polar opposite of a shooter the mouse has given me the right amount of precision. It was slight, but I used to have an issue where sometimes it felt like I was clicking a little bit away from where I wanted to click. This mouse has solved any precision issues I’ve had.The only flaw that I’ve really had with this mouse is the placement of the dpi- button. Maybe my hands are too big or I just move my hand around a lot, but sometimes I click it on accident without noticing. its not a huge issue and I notice it pretty quickly, but it had happened 4 or five times already.In terms of battery not many comments to add. It lasts a really really long time. I have it on and use it pretty much every day for about 6-7 hours and it keeps going for a long time. It usually lasts like two weeks before needing charge.
One person found this helpful
Connor F –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Very comfortable.
I really like this mouse, I have no issues with it other than the Logitech G software, which is slightly buggy and a bit annoying to work with but the mouse is really good. Battery life is decent even with the RGB on, I get 3-5 days/charge with heavily varying hours of use. I knocked off a star because the best implementation is to have a switch on the bottom for the RGB lighting in my opinion. But, that’s my only issue with it. The best way to use a high DPI mouse is to crank up the DPI on the mouse and lower it far down in the games and stuff you’re using. That way, you have a lot of precision. The Teflon feet slide around almost effortlessly on my mousepad, and it’s also very quiet to move around. It can handle being mad and slammed on a bit, just mind the scrollwheel because that is a failure point if dropped.Overall, it’s nicely weighted, and clicky.
One person found this helpful
Diana –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Scroll Wheel Malfunctioned 6 Months in
Issues: This is my first time purchasing a Logitech product. I was thoroughly impressed with the mouse that I purchased. However, 6 months after using this mouse, the scroll wheel malfunctioned. At first, it wasn’t that big of a deal, but it progressively became more irritating and frustrating because the scroll wheel wanted to work on its own time. Trying to scroll down would result in the page scrolling up SOMETIMES, or it just wouldn’t work. Then there are also moments when the scroll wheel moves down on its own without me touching or using it. It became so annoying that I decided enough is enough and purchased a new mouse. If the scroll wheel hadn’t malfunctioned, this would have been the best gaming mouse I have ever purchased. Unfortunately, I don’t know if I’ll ever purchase another Logitech mouse because of the issue with this scroll wheel.Pros:1. Exceptional for gaming2. Has weights on the mouse that you can adjust to your own liking3. Feels comfortable to hold/Isn’t too big for people with smaller/medium-sized hands.4. The wireless battery life lasts for A WHILE (the longest it’s lasted for me was 2 1/2 weeks)Cons:1. Scroll wheel decided to give out on me 6 months in.2. Adding on to the scroll wheel bit: Even when trying not to use the scroll wheel, it would work on its own and randomly scroll up or down without me touching it. So it affected gameplay a lot of the time.
4 people found this helpful
Oliver Gomez –
5.0 out of 5 stars
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Muy buen mouse.
Jonathan Dicken –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great mouse!
Functions great, I find myself accidentally hitting the ‘back’ button sometimes, and if the mouse is plugged in via cable, it won’t charge unless the mouse is ‘on’Otherwise no problems! Connection is always good with the dongle!
Red Pin –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Mouse
This was a gift and it was a hit. For the price, I can’t imagine how it works so well. It was perfect for a normal computer user who doesn’t play video games.
Dennis Cabarle –
4.0 out of 5 stars
A few things. I’m sure this mouse is great for gamers but…
The mouse is very comfortable and very responsive. Pressing the button on top changes the speed of your mouse pointer. This is a nice feature BUT, on my other Logitech mice, this button changes the mode of the scroll wheel from click to no click (Smooth), allowing me to scroll as fast as I can spin the wheel, which is more important to me than the speed of the mouse itself.The second thing I didn’t like about this mouse is that it will not pair with my other Logitech receivers which allows me to switch devices and use the same mouse, this way I only need 1 mouse to operate multiple devices. That’s what I was hoping to do with this mouse. No dice.Anyway, I’m sure it’s great for gamers but if you’re like me and you love the other functions, this mouse won’t be for you.
One person found this helpful
Jon –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Mouse – Good For Casual Gaming
Good mouse for casual gamers who don’t need the highest level mouse for competitive gaming. The additional buttons on well placed and actuate nicely. Simply put, buy it if you like to game and have a life.
One person found this helpful
Kassandra –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Ergonomic gaming mouse
I recently got my hands on this gaming mouse, and it has been an excellent addition to my gaming setup. The mouse fits perfectly in my hand and is super ergonomic, making long gaming sessions comfortable and strain-free.The software is another highlight. It’s incredibly user-friendly and easy to navigate, allowing me to customize settings and buttons without any hassle.Overall, this gaming mouse combines ergonomic design with intuitive software, making it a fantastic choice for gamers seeking comfort and ease of use. Highly recommended!
Ethan –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Never use another one
I have used this mouse for 6 years and never had a complaint. When one gets worned down to much I buy another one. I’ve had tried lots of other mice and this one has never lost the top spot for me.
Sanka Coffee –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Solid Mouse
During the pandemic I bought my first PC and switched from a lifetime controller player to a first time mouse and keyboard player. This Mouse made it through the entire lifespan of warzone 3 years to the day, but this past week one of the clickers is now malfunctioning. I’m sure a genius could fix it and keep using this mouse, I could buy a replacement, I’m not sure I would pay this much when the 502 has such good reviews still trying to figure out what I’m going to get. All I can say is switching to my backup Mouse feels like I’m playing with a cardboard box as a mouse compared to this g703. Battery life solid performance has been good. I hate that I have to replace it after 3 years but figure that’s a lot of wear and tear
D. Wendel –
5.0 out of 5 stars
big upgrade from my older mouse
This mouse is much lighter, more responsive, and more precise than the 10-year-old Logitech it replaced. I mostly use it for work, and it’s equally comfortable in my hand and easier on my wrist because it’s so much lighter and easier to move. It doesn’t have side scrolling, but I mapped the thumb buttons to scroll, and it works great. Also, clicking the scroll wheel enables scroll-based-on-offset mode which is great for scrolling (either vertically or horizontally) without needing to keep scrolling the wheel or pressing the button. Also, it’s now much easier to drag things exactly one pixel for graphics work, which I didn’t realize was previously frustrating until it started being easy with this mouse. Overall very useable for work.For gaming, this mouse is a huge step up. I mostly play StarCraft 2, and since getting the new mouse my accuracy is way better – I didn’t realize how slow I had to move before to make sure I was clicking the right thing! It really feels like my hand suddenly got more coordinated. I don’t do FPS much anymore, but I imagine it would make a big difference there too. Not a ton of buttons, so maybe not great for RPGs where you want to map a ton of things. But the core point-and-click experience is really great.
5 people found this helpful
BG –
5.0 out of 5 stars
My latest favorite mouse
Lifespan is limited only by the rubber which gets nasty after about 2 years. Otherwise, I love the mouse feel and action
Jason – Shoo –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Weight
Originally when I got this product, I was upset because the product description sounded like it should have included a 10g weight and the mouse felt light. I had taken all the items out of the packaging and did not see the weight. Then I looked online and saw several answers that made it sound like you had to purchase the weight separately and it was not included. A couple of the answers were marked as from Logitech so I presumed it was correct and wrote a scathing review.But I happened to think, “no. I’ve purchased many a Logitech product and this did not seem right.” I checked the packaging again and tucked into the place where the wireless dongle had been was the weight. It must have been hidden under it and was well wedged into place.So if you’re like me and you want that extra weight in your mouse, re-examine your packaging. This weight does indeed come with the mouse and tucks nicely under the compartment under the mouse that’s secured by a cover using a couple of magnets.Only time will tell if this product holds up but so far I’ve enjoyed it. I do wish it had the button/feature for free mouse wheel scroll but it’s holding up under limited use nicely.
3 people found this helpful
Vu L. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Accurate, comfortable, and a hefty 40+ hour battery life!
I upgraded from my old Logitech G Pro gaming (wired) mouse and this mouse has been a fantastic upgrade.Everything feels better, the left & right clicks, the scroll wheel, everything just feels nicer to handle.I did notice a lot of people complaining of battery life, but have you ever thought of not running the RGB lighting? I noticed easily a week worth of PC time (30+ hours just on weekdays alone)The DPI adjustment is absolutely absurd, in a good way. I could never see myself using anything above 3,000 DPI but for those who need it, it is there!The charging cable is a nice texture that prevents cat hair from sticking to, unlike the braided cable on the G Pro gaming.Lastly, the wireless dongle is labeled (thank you!) as G703 which helps prevent mixups with the loads of other devices that have just the Logitech branding on them.All in all, this mouse is a fantastic deal! ($60) at the time of writing and I haven’t noticed any clicking issues. I wish I could say the same about the “refurbished” unit I received that ended up being a non-lightspeed G703 (that also smelled like someone’s house & had dirt all in the skates). And that particular unit had right click & scroll wheel issues. However, this new one does not!
Edison –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Would give it a 5 but there’s one issue
I didn’t have any issues with my previous Logitech mouse which was the G303 Daedalus Apex but I like to remap the side buttons on the left side to volume up and down and doing that on my G303 was pretty easy and allowed me to have really fine control on my volume through those 2 buttons through some antique delay response where after holding the button for a few seconds it would switch from a small increment to a fast but familiar increment like you would on a tv remote. However, with this mouse you only have 2 settings, either setting it to a setting where it would raise the volume by extremely fast increments from one click or setting it to only go up 1 increment per click. This isn’t a major issue so I wouldn’t expect anyone other than me and like 2 other people in the world to have a problem but I just wished it had the finer control like it did with the G303. Other than that, the battery life is great, I go on my computer every single day for 8+ hours and I charge it once every 1-1.5 weeks. Feels great and is reactive.
Eraldoe –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Pretty good. Scroll wheel died after ~4 years
Was a pretty good mouse. Not as light as I might like, outdated USB micro B charging port. Comfortable but not excellently so. Great value at $50 at time of purchase. After close to 4 years of use, the scroll wheel sensor snapped off while scrolling a webpage. It no longer clicks while turning and doesn’t scroll anymore. RIP little guy.
8 people found this helpful
T.D.W.T.D.W. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
So far so good.
Good color options to match my KB. Smooth response. Nice weight… Simple and not overloaded with unnecessary flare or buttons.
aidan –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Missing items
I did not get a USB dongle for wireless play nor did i get the lightspeed adapter. I do not know how this mouse plays but it feels nicely. I haven’t used it on any games because i still use my wireless mouse for full range of motion and waited to open it. I feel ripped off. I opened the package about 30 minutes ago and all i received within the box was theiuse itself and a cord. I spent a few minutes examining the box to see if there were any hidden compartments to stash the adapter and dongle to avail. Unfortunately, I do not think I will ever use this mouse to game with. All i can say is to open your package as soon as you get it and check it’s contents because I did not and now I’m down $80!!! I’d assume it’s a good mouse because I’ve heard very good things about it and i know many people who use this mouse strictly for gaming.
Omar H. –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Review from a PC gaming newby
Update: It’s been 8 months since I’ve bought this mouse and I’m still loving it. No issues whatsoever. Will update if any problems arise.Original: First off, I want to mention that I have an average sized hand and use a palm grip on my mouse. I’ve had this for a little over a month now and I have to say that I love it. The battery life is great on this thing and I typically recharge it every 3 or 4 days (I usually turn it off if I’m not actively using my PC btw). I love the ergonomics on this thing and even more-so than the G502 that’s so popular amongst Logitech fans; I even went to Bestbuy to test how the g502 felt in my hand, but I just didn’t like the shape of it and it felt like my pinky and ring finger were dragging on the surface a bit too much for my liking, but with the g703 I don’t have this issue. I’ve even gamed for 9 hours straight playing Resident Evil 2 and didn’t feel any discomfort at any point using this mouse so needless to say, I’m quite pleased with the ergonomics. The rgb is customizable and simple to do with G Hub and so far I’ve had a good experience with the software so I can’t complain on that front. I honestly don’t really have a bad thing to say about this mouse, maybe it’s cause I’m a newby and this is the first expensive mouse I’ve ever owned, but for a first mouse I think it’s pretty great pick.
One person found this helpful
GTC –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love this mouse
I have been using Logitech mice for decades. This is one of the best. Easy to install. Rechargeable battery lasts about a week between charging with daily use.
Crabby –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Bought twice for good reason.
I tried my brother mouse and fell in love before that I originally had a razor mouse “never again” works fine then issues with sensor. Then I bought the Logitech mouse with the sniper button on the side.. oh how everyone who touches that mouse hates it… now for this mouse I used it pretty heavily I’d say over 500 hours so far if not more but my poor wife was given my Logitech mouse the sniper one and she had about enough of it and tossed it so I gave her my mouse I turned off the rgb and turned off the side buttons and she loves it. I then ordered me another one because if it ain’t broke don’t fix it. I hope it never goes away I have big hands my brother even bigger my wife smaller she’s 5’2” I’m 6’3” my brother is 6’9” fit is great for all of us the wireless mode is better then most mice wired mode I can’t tell the difference unlike other mice I’ve owned from wired to wireless battery life is fantastic I forget it even has to charge to be honest no strange issues or glitches it just works and it butter smooth. With its current defaults for speed I play on max 3 is what most will play on wife likes two and 1 is used for bios. 10/10
2 people found this helpful
@aubschrist –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best gaming mouse for large or larger hands
If you game a lot, you will constantly see recommendations for the lightest mice. The problem is, all of those mice are designed for small-to-medium sized hands. Makes sense! That’s the biggest slice of the market, after all. But, for a lot of people, they are way to small. Your fingers will hand off the G Pro Wireless or the Razer Viper or any of the other light and superlight models on the market.The g703 is already quite light, and more importantly you need a mouse that will fit into your hand correctly. Hitting a few shots but giving yourself permanent damage from holding a tiny mouse for hours at a time is not a good tradeoff.Also, I would recommend looking into a dock for these – you can charge whenever you aren’t using the mouse so that you never have to plug in the cord.
2 people found this helpful
Sauron –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mouse
Muy buen producto
Daniel Hernandez –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Best mouse I have ever owned.
I’ve tried many wireless and wired mice for both gaming and casual use. This mouse has met my needs for both better than any other mouse I have tried, even at a higher price point. Very nice balanced weight, sleek design, and easy to customize software. Battery life is outstanding, typically requiring a charge about once a week with daily use. If you are on the fence just try it out.
中野梓 –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Don’t buy if you want to use this mouse for long
I actually like this mouse when it’s actually working 100%. But after a year both times I bought this mouse, the scroll wheel started to act up. I have to do remedies just for the scroll wheel to function correctly just to stop in a few hours.
Jason Lancaster –
3.0 out of 5 stars
Greatest mouse until double click failure
This mouse is the perfect shape, size, and feel. 3.5 years later has developed the infamous double click flaw with the left mouse button resulting in it being completely unreliable. 5 stars when it works but almost worthless now… so 3 stars it is. What a shame. Maybe one day they’ll fix this. Until then I’ll just keep buying them and throwing the old one in a bin.
Casey –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Great size for man-hands!
My husband has big hands so finding a mouse that is comfortable has been a big challenge. This one works! It’s oddly lighter than I expected even with the weight. So consider buying more weights to put in if you prefer something with a bit more heft.
Anthony –
4.0 out of 5 stars
One of the best mouse out there
I have been re-buying since its came out. Anytime its on sale I buy a new one. I have bought this mouse 4 times in total only thing that ended up happening with the mouse after about over a year of using it is the battery drains fast and on 1 of them It ended up double clicking. Might be from just playing a lot of shooters and League if legends where im clicking excessively
L. Grey –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Easy setup, great feeling mouse.
This mouse is replacing an older wired mouse that I really liked, but after two of those old ones failed within a year, I figured I’d pull the trigger on this one. I was not disappointed. It feels good in the hand, has a great DPI adjustment, and ALL the buttons are programmable (including the stock DPI settings button by the scroll wheel). The included weight disk to put in the bottom is a nice feature, too. I like a heavier mouse.I leave the “bling” (the RGB lights) turned off to extend battery life between charges, and it lasts me days without getting low doing it that way. If you MUST have the RGB switched on, it will drain the battery faster, but it comes with a handy charger/dongle adapter which you could even use as a wired mouse if you really wanted to. All in all, one of the better mice Logitech has made in recent years.
4 people found this helpful
Thomas Wendt –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Excellent Mouse, Minor issue – no dongle storage socket. Tracks very well. Great battery life.
I originally purchased a G305 Mouse. It replaces the Microsoft 4000 mouse that I had been purchasing for years. The G305 had a bad dongle, so I purchased the G703 as a replacement.The G703 is a great mouse. I like where the charging port it and the guides it uses to secure the cable to the mouse. So far I have been charging it once a week and have never run out of battery power. If you download the G Hub app, it will let you know the battery level and charging progress. It’s pretty much required if you like a higher sensitivity for your mouse setting.The one beef…. Logitech… could you have a socket for the dongle to be placed in. I travel a lot and take it with me. I am always worried about loosing the dongle.
EdwinEdwin –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Premium mouse for good price (NO DOUBLE CLICKING ISSUES)
UPDTAE: JAN 6, 2022. ive had this mouse for a month now and till now I have 0 double clicking issues. I use a double click detector on google site, everyday since I’ve got this mouse I test 200 clicks on left and right click. I get 0 double clicks error.Also the logitech software on PC has been updated and I have 0 issues with it as mentioned on some of the reviews on here. Also the range and disconnecting issue I have not encountered them ( PRO TIP: USE the cable extension that it came with as this acts as an antenna extender and place the USB dongle away from your PC, metal, or any electronics that can cause interference. Also make sure to separate from other wireless dongles IE: Logitech G915 Wreless).As for its size and ergonomics, it is very comfortable to use. I have very small hands and it’s comfortable for me. It’s works great for palm gripper of ypu have small hands.Old review:I was very skeptical about purchasing this but It’s been 3 weeks and NO double click issue that people are reporting on other reviews. Very light and premium build. It uses the same Hero sensor as the more expensive G pro for a lot cheaper price. It’s ergonomic and it’s perfect for palm grip. Other grip style works well IF YOU HAVE BIG HANDS. For smaller hands palm grip works well. RGB is nice without over doing it. The material they use are premium and there is rubber pad grips on the sides to help slippage. The left/right and side button clicks are one of the best feeling in the market. The wheel scroll is also very good. Unfortunately there is no infinite scroll but it’s NOT deal breaker what so ever. ONE of the best gaming mouse I’ve used and it’s very sleek looking. Other gaming mouse looks over done with a transformer look to it, which I hate. Lots of good review on YT
8 people found this helpful
M. R. –
4.0 out of 5 stars
2nd G703 in 3 Years – Good Mouse, Scroll Wheel Broke
This is a review for the Logitech G703 wireless mouse. I have had two in a three year time span.I am generally a fan of this mouse.I won’t speak to the shape of it too much because that is very subjective per each individual. I will note, though this may be obvious, that the G703 is definitely designed to be a right-handed mouse. I personally find it ergonomic to use – I am right-handed, hand size is 10cm wide by 17cm long, and use this mouse mostly in a claw grip.The long-standing gripe with the G703 is that the scroll wheel tends to flake out, and my first purchase of the G703 was no exception to this. For me, the scroll wheel issues started to occur three years after purchase. The issue is that the scroll wheel would sort of chatter and spaz out on screen – the physical scroll wheel works fine mechanically, but the scroll wheel input is wildly inconsistent. For example, if you scroll down the same exact way three times, you may scroll down normally on the PC the first time, then the second time it actually scrolls up (even though you physically scrolled down) and the third time it will scroll down but at a very different rate than before.I worked with customer service to diagnose the issue and they could not find a mechanical problem. I eventually took the mouse apart and can confirm that there is no mechanically broken component or debris in the mouse to cause this at a mechanical level – there is likely something wrong with the actual electric or software components of the mouse.Other than that one big, glaring issue, I really like this mouse! I use it mostly for office work and internet browsing, though I have also used it for gaming. I am not a pro FPS player and cannot comment on the super fine details like latency and pixel/DPS accuracy, but I use this mostly on wireless and see 0 issues on my end.
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Shira –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Wireless Wonder – Logitech’s G703 Leveled Up My Game
I’m a huge FPS fan, and let me tell you, the Logitech G703 has been a game-changer (pun intended!). This wireless mouse is seriously smooth, with the Hero 25K sensor making my aim feel laser-precise. No more jitters or lag, even during those intense clutch moments. Plus, it’s super lightweight, so I can flick it around the mousepad like nobody’s business.Speaking of clutch moments, I remember one round in Valorant where everything came down to the wire. We were planting the bomb on B site, and the last enemy was lurking somewhere. My heart was pounding, but thanks to the G703’s pinpoint accuracy, I was able to track him down through the smoke and secure the win. My teammates were going crazy!Overall, the G703 is an absolute beast for any gamer who takes their performance seriously. It’s comfortable, responsive, and packed with features that make a real difference in the heat of the battle. If you’re looking for a wireless mouse that won’t let you down, look no further.
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Who’s the little guy in Star Wars? –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Works really well, buttons are solid. Small form factor.
Third G703 over 5+ years. First one’s scroll wheel broke after a few months. Got a replacement through Logitech warranty (no issues), and have been using that one since then. Just recently the left click started to not be consistent. Probably just worn out. Only difference I can feel with the new G703 is the scroll wheel is more distinct, which is a huge plus for me. Obviously, it has the upgraded sensor, but everything else feels exactly the same. I just wish they made a larger version. This thing is tiny.I only use 400 and 800 DPI (400 for games, 800 for desktop), and I use on-board memory and turn all the lights off to maximize battery life. This makes the application a one time use then uninstall sort of thing once I’ve set the mouse up (which I really like. I don’t like having to have other applications running, especially for something like my mouse).
Drake Williamson –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Logitech is my go-to brand
Mice shape are of course personal preference but I think this has one of the more comfortable shapes and wireless is the only way I will be able to use a mouse. Do yourself a favor and get this mouse because it has usb charging instead of a battery (it takes very little to charge and use for a long time).It has Logitech g hub program available which allows for more customizations. There’s not much else I would want from this product myself.
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Andrew –
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Mouse That Clicks All The Right Boxes
The Logitech G703 Lightspeed is hands down the best mouse I’ve used. I keep it plugged into my PC most of the time, but when I feel like going wireless, I just unplug it from the mouse, and it’s ready to go—smooth and effortless. The lightweight design feels great, even during long gaming sessions, and the customizable buttons with G Hub software are a game-changer. You can set up macros and remap everything to fit your needs. Whether you want it wired or wireless, this mouse delivers on every front. Highly recommend!
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Ana –
5.0 out of 5 stars
From Corsair to Logi
On one of my Corsairs (Harpoon RGB) the sensor died, and I had to urgently choose another mouse with a similar shape. To be honest, in general, my experience with Logitech is not very good, but this mouse is the closest and most comfortable after the Corsair, which has a fairly high back. So, perfect mouse
Thomas Schroeder –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Good product
The mouse has an and average weight that makes it easy to adjust to. I didn’t find that the optional weight made much of a difference, but it’s still worth a try. The feel in you hand is very comfortable and also easy to adjust to.
Christa Wallace –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Quick response time
This is a great gaming mouse and my son wanted it to use with his iPad. It works well but I wish I would have done further research on what I was buying. it isn’t actually bluetooth and the only way it connects to your iPad or computer is by being plugged directly into that device. Meaning that he cannot charge his iPad while also using the mouse. Otherwise it works great and has absolutely no lag time.
Robert Sanderson –
4.0 out of 5 stars
The scroll wheel only does vertical scrolling, no horizontal scrolling
It is a great mouse other than the lack of horizontal scrolling. Most of the other mice I have used that had a scroll wheel also did horizontal scrolling. Not this mouse. If that is not an issue for you, I strongly recommend this mouse.For a lightweight rechargeable mouse, the interval between charges is great. I seem to be getting at least two weeks between charges. And it can still be used normally while it is plugged in and charging. Charging seems quick. I think it took just over an hour while I was using it.
Okk –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Good
Good
brian verdugo –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Mouse
Great mouse very comfortable
Connor –
4.0 out of 5 stars
the cord sucks
The shape and weight of the mouse are great, i switched from Razer essential and they have similar builds. HOWEVER, the cord on this mouse is bad. i feel the drag when playing corded, and it gets stuck on everything. It would have been such an upgrade if it was braided and could actually bend with freewill
Tim W –
4.0 out of 5 stars
Solid gaming mouse
This is a great gaming mouse. The scroll wheel tends to get finicky after a year, but is remedied fairly easy by disassembling and cleaning. I found a video online that covered the process.
Evan –
5.0 out of 5 stars
Every feature works as advertised, but returned it anyway
Don’t get me wrong – this mouse works great and has no issues with quality or wireless connectivity. My problem with the mouse, however, was the size. Lengthwise, it’s fine, but the mouse was quite a bit skinnier than the Razer Deathadder I was used to. I ended up returning this and buying a wireless Deathadder. I recommend anyone that owns a wider mouse to do some measurements beforehand as this mouse was quickly cramping my hands during gaming.The only other issue I had was the scroll wheel. It is extremely clicky – a bit difficult to press and fairly loud. This may not be a problem for everyone, so I don’t see a reason to take off a star for this or anything else for that matter. It’s a good mouse, just not for me.
NickNick –
5.0 out of 5 stars
New Favorite Mouse
I went from a G502 to the HyperX Pulsefire Haste. Wow, was that a mistake. I came running back to Logitech after exactly a year of dealing with HyperX and a constant bug that changed my DPI randomly.I palm/claw grip and have smaller hands, and the G502 felt a little bulky for me, so I wanted to try this before shelling out for the Pro. I love it and missed having working software. The shape finally gives my hand a good place to sit. It would be perfect it was a little lighter. I removed the stock skates (very easy to do) and added some X-ray Ruby pads. It definitely made a great difference to subside the weight a bit. I also paired this with the Pulsar Gaming Gears SUPERGRIP for the G703, and it’s by far the best grip IMO. It’s way easier to clean than the other grips that have deep indentations. And it just looks super clean/minimal. It’s overall an excellent mouse, would purchase again.I only have one complaint. With half the battery life of the G502, it’s very noticeable how much more often I have to charge it. I WFH and also game on my computer, so I’m using my mouse all day, every day, and I end up charging the mouse every 4-ish nights. That’s not too bad, but it’s worth noting for those used to the G502 battery.