Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this last year then again this past year when the first one started malfunctioning. Firstly, this is an amazing intuitive mouse with the button design and response time. The battery life is really impressive and the customization options in the software are fairly robust. I would give it 5 stars except for one flaw. At one point, out of nowhere, the left click button also activates the lower dpi button. This quickly got maddening for me as I could not figure out why the hardware would do this. I used the mouse on another computer and the result was the same. I then used an identical mouse (my second one) on my computer and it worked fine. I deduced that it was the hardware. But I loved the mouse so much I kept the second purchase. If i can fix it, it'll make a great fit for my travel laptop or work computer.

I’ve been eyeing this mouse for a long time now and I thought that the pricing basically sealed the deal. It came 4 days early and setup was plug back and play. It’s a relatively long mouse that’s probably better for palm grip users and the ambidextrous design/extra buttons is very comfortable for a right hand user. The sensor is very accurate (3366 is no HERO, but it’s still reliable) and the lighting is clean. Software is relatively easy to use and it works well with my other Logitech and Corsair peripherals. It’s a solid build and it’s a lot lighter than I expected, especially for a wireless mouse. Latency is basically 0. If you’re looking a for a great value wireless gaming mouse, I absolutely recommend this product and I’ve used Logitech G products for over 4 years.

Very competitive FPS player who wanted to try a wireless mouse for once and see how I felt with it. Firstly, you can play wired if you want, or you can simply unplug the mouse and play no batteries included. The mouse feels amazing on the hand. My hands are slightly larger than normal which might be good for this mouse. The mouse is feels surprisingly light and smooth. Movements feel flawless and immediate which is good for FPS games but also the removable buttons on the left and right side of the mouse make it very good for MMOs as well. The battery life lasts for what feels like forever, even longer if you use Logitech’s gaming software to turn off the RGB lights in the mouse.

The top level Logitect gamming mouse provides very accurate tracking and fast response. Compared to the G700s I have, G903 has fewer configurable buttons, the battery is not replacable (but has longer up time), and there is no place to hold the receiver.

Don’t let the wireless aspect fool you. This has instant response time and feels just as good if not better than a wired mouse. The battery life is great, and the RGB lighting, while limited to the G logo and DPI indicators, is bright and vibrant. Customizable button settings as well as modular side buttons gives you full control whether you’re left- or right-handed. The mouse has a relatively low profile and is probably better suited for larger hands. The buttons are highly responsive and have a satisfying click when pressed. From my experience, there were no shortcuts taken with this mouse. I have an all-Corsair build except for this mouse. It’s that good.

This is a very good mouse, don't get me wrong. BUT. If it wasn't on sale when I bought it, I wouldn't have bought it. The battery life is pretty terrible, and I constantly miss-click the side buttons ALL THE TIME. It's incredibly annoying when I'm browsing Reddit and I accidentally hit the back button! Other than that its very solid. Set up takes about as fast as its response time (1ms) and it works fine even from my couch (about 7ft). It's a very durable mouse, feels sturdy in the hand, especially when you add the included weights. I recommend it, but only if you can get it on sale!

Ok so you thought wireless isn't great for gaming. You thought wrong. This mouse has been great and it doesn't skip a beat. Much like the older g900 which I have as well it works great. The added weight makes this feel like a more solid mouse. Also the ability to have it charge wireless is a great addition. I will have to wait for my power play mat to arrive later to test that out. Great sensor like the g502 which I have as well but I like the grip of this one more. It has a more neutral hold and I prefer it that way. I normally play overwatch and diablo 3 and this mouse has been great in both. No lag or delay whatsoever.

I was worried about getting a wireless gaming mouse. I have not gamed in awhile but I seen that some gaming mice are out that are wireless and thought I would give it a try and I am very pleased. Logitech makes great mice and keyboards. They have always been my choice and they will remain that way for gaming. The mouse is responsive and you can select your DPI in the Logitech software. Below the scroll wheel there is a button that you can choose to fast scroll for long documents that comes in handy. The RGB lighting is subtle which I like. Great wireless gaming mouse, it about time!

This mouse is amazing! The speed and response of the mouse is the best I have tried. it comes with a weight so if its to light (its light which I like) you can weigh it down some. It also is wired or wireless. However its a dedicated wireless adapter. You can't connect any other logic tech with it. It also comes with 2 more buttons you can add and also your able to make it a left handed mouse. You can change the color of the logo to just about any color you wish and its a full size mouse not a travel or small mouse but regular sized.

I've been trying different mice for a long time and have about 15-20 gaming mice now. However, I only use this one anymore. The click is amazing, it feels great in my hand even though I change hand positions a lot. The macro capabilities are nice and the Logitech software means I can have macros for PUBG and macros for Solidworks and any other programs and the mouse adjusts based on what program I'm using at the time. Ambi set up is nice, but I set it up for 4 side buttons. Weight is great. I hope the charging mouse pads become more available soon.

I like the mouse for fps (csgo). I own many mouse (ec2a,g502,g900,za11,g400s, and I forgot the other 2) I think it's good for claw grip I can't speak for other styles cause I don't know their comfort level. Software was easy set up with many options.I hope it was slightly lighter though. It is however lighter than g502 both have good sensors I think they're the same. I feel like this mouse is made for medium to large hands. Which brings to me my other complaint. The g502, g900, g903 feels kinda long for me. My grip style forced my clicking fingers to be in the higher part of the button. The reason why I don't like my fingers to be that high on the button is because I feel like there's more resistance when you press the button at that location. If you guys know any that would be perfect for me lmk otherwise this is my to go to mouse for now. I mean it is over $100! I'm forced to stick with it atleast for a year. I still think it's expensive! No mouse should cost over a hundred unless it gives you a manicure. I bought it cause Im having a hard time looking for the perfect mouse and thought this would be it cause like what they say "you get what you paid for" not always true by the way. So I took out 1 star for price, weight, and length.

My son loves that you can change the sensitivity and see the battery life when you turn it on and the scroll wheel sensitivity can be changed. Also that it lights up and matches the headphones and keyboard.

Yet another product I read a lot of reviews about. Then I watched the cleverly crafted video on the mouse, and all the design and engineering put into it. The problems games have had for years with the cables getting in the way, and the wireless mice dying right at the most inappropriate time - like when you are just about to rip the head... er, uh, just when you are trying to finish that homework assignment for AP Physics, right?!? Yeah, sure, that's the answer... Anyway, the mouse promises up to 12000 dpi, but the software limits you to 6000 dpi - for now. Most people could not take advantage of that kind of speed. Let's just say - even Barry Allen would be slowing this one down if they gave him full speed on the treadmill with it. Would I recommend this mouse? The 603 and 703 are quite a bit less expensive, but they do not have all the extra features of this mouse. Desinged for both left and right handed gamers, and faster than reality. Worth a test drive, right?!?

This mouse is awesome. The battery life is really good on it. I charge it once every two weeks and that's with heavy use. Its really accurate when it comes to FPS games and the software is easy to use. You can set up different profiles for each game you play and it switches automatically depending on what game you are playing so you don't have to change the DPI.

2 years ago I bought the G900; a year ago I had to have it replaced under GSP with its successor (the G903) due to the left click button being too fragile and registering multiple clicks per single click (after owning it a while). Now, a year after owning the G903, it's doing the same thing. Look this issue up online so you know I'm not just some idiot. I'm about to replace it with something else. Aside from this unfortunate design oversight, it's been an incredible gaming mouse. It's light-weight and perfect for casual gaming; having a precision wireless gaming mouse has been pretty amazing. I use the G502 for FPS games; I've had it longer than both the G900 and G902 and still have no issues with it, plus you can add a lot of weight to it which makes firing those shots a lot more accurate.

Whenever I plan on making a purchase I research things to death. After reading all the reviews and watching YouTube videos, I kept coming back to this mouse. I'm glad I did. The G903 is very responsive and looks great. Out of the box the weight was a little light for me and the fact that I can add weights is fantastic. The multicolor lighting is a plus and matches my Alienware very well.

Hands down, it’s unbelievable how comfortable and versatile this is. I have a wired 502 with the hero sensor for a desktop and I bought this for a laptop. Even tho I do use my desktop more, and I keep the 502 hooked up 24/7, the 903 is far more comfortable. It’s funny to use the mouse I prefer less, but I like to keep my desktop wired, and my laptop wireless, and it’s not like the 502 is a bad mouse! I really can’t stand Logitech keyboard and headsets, but good grief they have perfected the mouse. The scroll wheel on this is perfect too. It’s not as extreme as the scroll wheel on the 502, and that’s for the better in my opinion. It doesn’t scroll as long in the infinity mode but it feels so much more smoother. Battery lasts for a long time, and the rgb effect does look sharp, but it’s a wireless mouse so that’s turned off. I couldn’t recommend paying full price for this, but I got it on a pretty significant sale, so if you see it as cheap as I did (less than 50) and you want an incredible mouse pull the trigger! If I was forced to pick between the 903 and the 502 I’d pick the 903 every time.

Had this for over a year now and it functions pretty well. The hotkeys are awesome for either gaming or pro software integrations. Hyperscroll is great and being able to switch DPI on the fly is very handy for FPS games and doing precision work in pro apps like Photoshop or Premiere Pro. Some downsides are the battery does drain fast. I get about maybe 3ish day of battery at high usage and about a week when I'm doing minor tasks. Also the G hub is ok. I found myself having to restart the program to get my profiles working again. Also unplugging the mouse from the chord resets the profile to on-board memory so that gets kinda annoying. I recommend switching the mouse off before you unplug, then switch it back on. Otherwise you'll have to go back into G Hub and turn that off. Side buttons are nice, but feel pretty awkward when trying to press with like your ring finger or pinky. Definitely don't recommend using that for competitive gaming. Maybe just secondary things that aren't as demanding could be programmed there.

This thing is truly spectacular. Wired or wireless perform top notch. Love the ability to add the weight in the bottom. Now I dont feel like I am throwing my mouse around in fps games. Also like that if I want to play wirelessly when paired with the logitech charging mouse pad I never have to worry about a dead battery.

Excellent mouse for the right price. I bought it on sale for $50 which is excellent. It feels nice (especially with the optional weight). It is very responsive and is programmable. It is very accurate and I love it thus far. I don't think I would buy for the regular price of $150 though.