Logitech G703 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse with POWERPLAY Wireless Charging Compatibility, Black

I've been using a G402 since 2014, but this year I decided to finally upgrade to wireless after dealing with cable drag for far too long. Note that this mouse is identical to the G403 save for the wireless connectivity. I'm very impressed with the build quality and ergonomics of this mouse, thought it is a bit shorter (front to back) than I would like. The shape is very similar to that of the G402, with a slightly higher ridge in the palm arch area and concave buttons instead of concave ones. if the G402 is comfortable to you, you'll likely find this mouse comfortable as well. The weight distribution is a bit different on the G703, with most of the weight focused at the back of the mouse near the optional added weight. One major difference between the G402 and the G703 is two fewer side buttons. Personally this is sort of a let-down, as 4 buttons and a dpi-shift button was a good balance for me. However, the two side buttons (down from 5) and one extra top button (dpi-shift) are much higher quality than the extra buttons on the G402, without the G402's sharp edges. Also notable is the lack of glossy black anywhere on the G703, when it was very prevalent in the G402's angular design. This is a pro for me, as that material collected fingerprints like mad, and the frequent divets in the G402 collected dog hair as well. The G703 is far smoother than the G402 but has some missing buttons that may be important to certain users. Let's talk about wireless. Wireless mice are tricky for gaming, and Logitech has the best wireless implementation that I've ever used. That being said, the input lag *is* noticeable, but definitely not unbearable. I don't play a lot of competitive games, so I may not have the finest-tuned eye for this sort of thing, but I got used to the feel of this mouse after about an hour of gaming with it, and I can really only detect the slight input lag (think 6ms instead of 1ms) when I'm actively looking for it. The battery life is good, but not exceptional. With the high polling rates, sensor quality, and absolutely necessary RGB lighting found on gaming mice, it's natural that the battery life would be lower than other Logitech wireless mice such as the Performance MX or MX Master. The battery lasts around 25 hours as claimed with the lighting on and in heavy use. Most people could probably go a week or so easily without charging, but I would plug it in to charge overnight at least every few days just to be on the safe side. One nice addition on the software side would be a tray indicator for the mouse's battery life, but I guess "the technology isn't there yet." (This whole paragraph is somewhat moot if you have a Powerplay, which I don't). I can't speak to the durability as I haven't had the mouse this long, but I've had a great experience with Logitech's customer service in the past with the 2-year warranty included with their product. I would recommend this mouse to anyone outside of the most hardcore latency-snobs with its comfortable design, pleasing aesthetics, and excellent wireless.

This mouse was a replacement for the mouse that came with the Logitech MK710 wireless keyboard/mouse combo (Marathon M705). I was hesitant to spend $80-$90 on a mouse, but it went on sale for $64.99 around the holidays. Pulled the trigger and I do NOT regret this purchase in the slightest. The difference in accuracy and smoothness between this mouse and my previous mouse were night and day. Additionally, this mouse really fit my hand much better than the MK705 mouse did. The MK705 is about half the length, so I had to use that mouse in more of a claw grip. I can now rest my entire hand on the mouse, so I don't get pain/cramping I used to get. I also upgraded to a nicer mouse pad that extends under my keyboard. This really helped with the smoothness of moving the mouse without the pad moving or my hand sticking to the desk. Now for the pros/cons list: PROS: - Highly configurable. I have various profiles for different games / activities. Syncs nicely with other Logitech devices via software. - Incredibly smooth movement, both on screen and on the desk. - Great battery life and very easy to switch to the cable with minimal interruption. Also alerts you at 30% remaining. - Software will "learn" the surface of your mouse pad to optimize the accuracy of this mouse. - I've noticed absolutely no lag or wireless blips since using this mouse. - Buttons have a nice click / tactile feedback to it. It's very apparently when you click anything and I have not had any mis-clicks (please see exception below under CONS). - Includes a 10g removable weight. Started out by using it, but found I like the mouse better without the weight. This is all personal preference though. CONS: - The DPI button doesn't have the greatest tactile feedback. When I have my headphones on and I click this button, I'm not always positive if I pressed it down all the way. I can't hear the click, nor can I feel it. I have to verify if I clicked this button by moving my mouse around to and seeing how quickly the cursor moves on screen. For me, this is not a big deal because I have found I actually don't want my DPI changing. I'm happy with one consistent DPI/sensitivity combo for the games I play. Also, I've never accidentally clicked this button either. I don't ever feel like it is in the way. You have to make a distinct effort to click this button fully. For me, this is not a true "CON", just wanted to make people aware of this. NOTES: I haven't tried this with the PowerPlay wireless charging system. It's honestly not really necessary. The battery life is decent and easy to switch to wired connection. The only time I'd really consider purchasing the PowerPlay system is when the battery life ultimately begins to degrade. That way I can continuously use the mouse without having to plug it in to charge. But I don't even know if I would do it then because the charging cable that comes with the mouse doesn't kink on me nor does it get caught on anything. TL;DR - I regret waiting as long as I did to buy this mouse. Has improved my accuracy way more than I expected and fits my palm much nicer than my previous mouse. Worth every penny (even at the non-discounted price).

Amazingly good. I use this mouse primarily for office work. Tried multiple mice from Microsoft and Logitech, the rest (except G603) have various issues so I had to keep trying. This one fits my hand perfectly, no fatigue from everyday use for many hours. The build quality is amazing. The surface is nice to touch; the sides feel slightly rubbery but not tacky, which results in confident grip. The mouse lasts for a week on a single charge, but can use it wired while it's charging. All buttons, primary and secondary feel solid and are comfortable. The provided USB cable is very high quality: very soft, bends easily (unlike one supplied with G603). Logitech software allows for easy customization of buttons. Once customized, the configuration is stored in the mouse and you can use it with another computer without installing the additional Logitech software. As an example of customization, I reconfigured the buttons as follows: the forward side button to a lower mouse speed to help with precise positioning when editing charts and diagrams, the back side button to cycle the mouse speed, and the top button to close a window. Not perfect (minor things): The middle (wheel) click is a bit tough; I use it primarily in web browsers for closing tabs and opening links in a new tab. The wheel is clicky and doesn't support "free wheeling". The wheel doesn't support left/right buttons on it (e.g. for horizontal scrolling). When connected via a USB hub, the Logitech software may not recognize it. It still works perfectly, as all profile settings are stored in the mouse.

I was very pleased with this mouse in regards to precision, ergonomics, battery life, and form factor for the 5 months that it worked. Suddenly it began to ghost on right clicks after 5 months of daily use. When clicking and dragging while holding RMB this resulted in the click dropping partway through and picking back up, unless a higher than normal amount of pressure was applied to the RMB. This proved to be annoying at times and gamebreaking at others, and I had to stop using the mouse. I tested this thoroughly and the actuation point ("click") on the mouse and the registration point of the right click were no longer synced up at all levels of pressure. I also very occasionally in the past week or two had issue that other users observed with the LMB where a single click would register as a double click. I've stopped using the mouse but I imagine if I were to continue to use it the issue would worsen. The last time I had an issue with click ghosting and extra clicks was a G500 I bought in 2009 and used for 5 years, and it was solved by stretching out the leaf springs in the click switches. I could not figure out how to get the internals out of the top half of the mouse shell in the G703 despite removing all the screws so I couldn't test to see if it would work on this. Overall, I'm disappointed that such an expensive and otherwise nice mouse failed on what should be an over-engineered component after only 5 months. I recommend skipping the G703 and looking elsewhere for a mouse with more durable click switches.

very good mouse, wanted to get the G503 lightspeed but... 150$ is just too much this one is almost as good and works really well for me battery life is very good, easily lasts several days for office work or gaming its a bit on the heavy side, but not too bad excellent build quality very nice mouse click mousewheel isnt as good as the G503, but pretty good things i dont like: there is definitely a lag... at least when i havent used the mouse for a few mins and then touch it, theres a lag by default the mouse polling rate wasnt 1000hz, no way, it said it was but clearly wasnt, after changing it in the G hub it seems to now be 1000hz though by default the RGB led turns on and cycles through colors, which wastes battery life and is annoying even after i disabled this in the G hub app, whenever i turn my PC/laptop off, the mouse switches back to default and the RGB light cycles again... clearly a bug, shocked that logitech hasnt fixed this yet... first time i tried to install the logitech app it crashed, second time it got stuck... had to install an older version which then updated to the latest one... wow... really not what i expected from logitech! even the latest app isnt that great, unintuitive interface and the app always wants to connect to the internet i wish the mouse had an option to turn off whenever i shut down my PC or laptop, i have to manually turn it off every time...

I purchased this mouse in late November of 2017. I'm writing this review in early July of 2018 to report that my mouse wheel is failing. Despite this fact, I still feel this product has earned five stars. I feel this way because I truly do love this mouse. It's next to non-existent response time couple with the general feel of the mouse just work for me. I love have a wireless mouse that quickcharges to full battery in under an hour. The mouse is simply a mouse that works exceptionally well, at least most of the time. I've run into an issue where the scroll wheel would intermittently scroll the opposite way of whatever way I actually wanted to scroll. At first it was next to nothing so I ignored it, but it got worse. So eventually I reached out to Logitech support. I registered my product just a few days ago, not right after purchase like I probably should have, but just in late June of 2018. Despite this fact, Logitech first sent me some general troubleshooting tips to try. I had already done most of them, but went ahead and did them again just to be safe, then went ahead and tried the others they listed as well. No luck. After I told them as much they approved me for a warranty replacement. Just like that! I've already got another mouse on the way courtesy of Logitech support. There was no arguing back and forth, no playing tag through email, no need for me to explain my problem multiple times. This has been one of the smoothest interactions I've had with a support department of a company. It was really this, in addition to a great overall product that even led me to write this review. I don't normally take the time to, but I felt I should as a shout out to Logitech's customer support. Thank you so much Logitech and I hope everyone else has as good of luck with not only their products, but also their people should the need arise.

Honestly, I thought that was some sort of minor input lag when running it wireless. I previously owned a G502 and it grew onto me. That is until the weight of the G502 started causing problems for me. Running it at 400 dpi hurt my shoulder. However, I saw an advertisement of the G703 and I was fairly interested. I started to dislike wired mice because the braided cable could come off, leaving a stiff edge sticking out. I was always interested in wireless mice because of their convenience. But I was always concerned about the latency rate/response time on the wireless mice. Logitech claimed that the G703 had a response time of 1ms which seemed promising. A big name saying the mice response time nearly instant? Deal. I saw reviews on this mice and many people have said their cons which made me think back if it was worth buying the G703. I still bought the mouse and it easily exceeded my expectations. At 107g, it is definitely lighter than the G502 which was something I wanted. The texture of the mice is definitely nice. PROS/CONS: PROS: - Response feels smooth - Quick response - Texture is amazing as the sides provide more grip - Side buttons are easy to click - Left/Right click feel perfect - No issue in gaming - Much easier movement like freedom, than a wired mouse - Charges insanely fast - Fully charges within an hour - Wire is braided - Hooks on the micro usb plug (reinforcement) - RGB lighting is bright, love the RGB light on the scroll wheel - Easy to program - Relatively light (107g) - Pretty good battery life (Gamed for 14 hours straight at 100% *RGB on*, 60% left) CONS: - Middle mouse button (scroll key) is stiffer than preferred - Tips backward if you apply lots of pressure onto your gripping on the mouse As you can see, way more PROS than CONS. To make it simple and short, it's worth your money. This mouse is extremely underrated in the ranking charts.

I love this mouse!! The programmable buttons are really a must-have for any PC power-user. The mouse is snappy and responsive and the Logitech software (available on the Logitech website) is super super easy to use. In fact, it’s probably the easiest of any periphery software I’ve ever used. The colors are cool, and the grip feels perfect. I used to get pretty bad cramps from the Magic Mouse 2 (Apple) and the Apple trackpad, but I’ve gone hours on this mouse and felt completely fine. It’s great for gaming, browsing the web, and doing general PC things—and it’s totally worth spending a couple hours to program the buttons to specific apps on your computer so you can really get the most from it. It’s saved me so much time and effort already. The only con is the battery life, which isn’t great with the RGB on, but it’s also not terrible. It’s about what you’d expect, a solid day or two, but you really can’t go without charging it overnight, which can feel like a hassle. That said, their USB cable is amazingly well-designed. It’s durable, light, and it has a really firm connection to the mouse so it doesn’t feel like something’s dangling off it if you use it while it charges. Oh yeah. You can use it while it charges. Unlike the “magic” mouse of *some* companies I know... 👀🤨 (unrelated, though, Apple’s mice have great battery life, so Logitech might wanna look into some of *that* magic over there)

ho acquistato ormai da mesi questo mouse, generalmente è un ottimo mouse ha solo un grandissimo problema ( almeno per quanto riguarda il mio caso ). Praticamente quando utilizzo la rotellina nello scroll verso il basso o verso l'alto, che stia navigando o che la utilizzi in qualche programma o gioco o altro, lo scorrimento va una per la prima volta verso la direzione opposta ogni volta che la uso (es. scorro la rotella verso il basso 1 volta e la pagina web va per un tratto verso l'alto poi verso il basso e cosi via). Le ho provate tutte da avvicinare il ricevitore Bluetooth, a cambiare porta usb, a usare il mouse con il filo, ad aggiornare i driver ecc.. niente. In attesa del servizio clienti Logitech già contattato.. Insomma da evitare perché un piccolo problema che alla lunga è una vera rottura AGGIORNAMENTO -- dopo l'uscita dei nuovi driver sembra andare alla perfezione. Ottimo

I bought this mouse after my Corsair M95 decided to play up, and came to the conclusion that I was going to try out a wireless mouse for a change. Wireless for a desktop really isn't necessary, however I have the problem of trying to find a suitable spot for the mouse when swapping into certain games, since I own a steering wheel, as well as multiple joysticks, meaning I have little room on my desk for a mouse without yanking the cord from behind the desk. Compared to the M95, this mouse is a LOT lighter, and somehow they include a battery also, with an extra 10G weight, which I keep in because it's closer to the M95's weight distribution. I find without the weight in, it feels like you've caught the mouse cable when moving left and right but then don't feel that sort of thing when going up and down. It also glides a whole lot easier, so I can set overwatch mouse sensitivity to 2.50, on a DPI of 1600 and it doesn't feel like I'm fighting the mousemat to shoot someone. The side buttons are massive and not placed directly where I put my thumb, meaning I don't accidentally press them. Currently in Overwatch I have them set as Melee (Front button) and PTT (Rear), and it works without hitch. The Logitech Gaming Software is also a pretty nice upgrade from the aged Corsair software I was using, since it allows more granular setups for specific games, and also allowing multiple profiles for the same game and a button allowing easy swapping between them on-the-fly. You can also enable up to 5 DPI levels for each profile. This is incredibly useful for many games since usually 1600 is fine for me (giving a useful amount of sensitivity with a 1440P monitor) however with older games, where resolutions aren't supported the sensitivity tends to be off the roof, so having it auto-set to a lower DPI is great, and when alt-tabbing it reverts to the default profile meaning it returns to 1600. Automation at it's finest. Since the mouse is wireless (and I do not own the charging mousemat) the battery life is pretty good. The software itself displays a really cool technical page stating how much usage is coming from what settings you are currently rocking. For example, getting your daily dosage of RGBness with a 1000Hz polling rate will give you 25 hours on max charge, whereas LEDs off, and a polling rate of 125Hz will give you 37 hours. The other really neat feature is that it tells you how much certain parts of the mouse use of the battery in mA, and gives you the total use time on those settings. My only niggles are with the software, since it's quite clunky at times. I'm not sure if it's animations or other problems within the software but when switching from keyboard to mouse or vice versa, it can take a few seconds for it to enter that page. It's like clicking a web link on slow internet where it keeps you on the page you want to leave for a few seconds before displaying an interim page and finally the page you clicked on about 10 seconds later. Not that you need to enter the software a whole bunch but it's quite annoying when you're used to the speeds of an SSD and having to wait a while for it to do its thing. My only other niggle is that with the software, the application profile settings to do with the lighting are located in different places for mouse, keyboard and speakers. The mouse section has them in the top right, but the keyboard has a drop-down on the top-right displaying the tick-box to enable per profile backlighting, which then displays each individual profile which has to be opened every time you swap to another game to edit settings. Bit of an annoyance when you first setup your logitech hardware. Overall, I definitely would recommend buying this mouse, especially if you're like me and want something that can just be moved out of the way.

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El mejor mouse que he tenido, sin duda, si te pasas muchas horas con el ordenador (ya sea trabajando o jugando o ambas) este es tu mouse, y ademas si tienes la mano grande como es mi caso, espectacular, se adapta perfecto, el tacto es genial, la velocidad de respuesta increible y aunque pases horas con Él, ni pesa ni nada, muy top. Ningun fallo hasta ahora, personalizable los colores rgb, puedes usarlo sin cable o con cable y ademas se puede cargar con la alfombrilla esa nueva.(que no la tengo... aún) Compré este y no el g403 porque estaba de oferta y por el mismo precio pues compre este que es idéntico pero ademas tiene lo de la carga esa de la alfombrilla. Muy recomendable, si tienes dudas no te lo pienses, o este, o el g403, no os dejeis influenciar por las opiniones de una estrella o dos. Ánimo que este ratón es una buena compra.

el mouse funciona excelente y la tecnología lightspeed es excelente también, desafortunadamente a los 2 meses de uso ya me empezó a fallar el scroll de mi G703 sin explicación alguna...