Customer Ratings & Reviews

the Logitech G703 mouse! It's an amazing gaming mouse that's definitely worth talking about. The G703 is known for its precision and responsiveness, making it a great choice for gamers who want to elevate their gaming experience. It features a high-accuracy sensor that delivers precise tracking, allowing for smooth and accurate cursor movement. The ergonomic design of the G703 ensures a comfortable grip, even during long gaming sessions. With customizable buttons and adjustable DPI settings, you can personalize the mouse to fit your gaming style. The wireless connectivity provides freedom of movement without any lag, and the battery life is impressive, ensuring that you won't be interrupted during intense gaming sessions. Logitech is known for its quality and durability, so you can trust that the G703 will last you a long time. Overall, the Logitech G703 mouse is a top-notch gaming peripheral that combines performance, comfort, and reliability, making it a great choice for gamers of all levels.

Pros- -Comes with 25k hero sensor and Logitech Lightspeed Technology (On the box it says 16k, but the sensor is upgradable through the software) -Great size -Fits all grips. Preferably palm, but claw works fine. -Great design -Very larger side buttons (Hard to miss when you try to click) -It is the same software and sensor as the other lightspeed mouses. This one happens to be cheaper because it doesn't have all the extra buttons and extra-long battery life. -1:1 tracking and no delay. It is 1ms. Feels better than the wired g403 and the majority of available wired mice (Based on price range). -Easy to use the software. Cons- -Not enough people trust Lightspeed. It's the most reliable technology for wireless mice and best performing. -Battery life is shorter than the other lightspeed mice, but it's not that hard to go to sleep and charge it. -More on the heavy side for those who enjoy lightweight. I don't mind it personally because I love mice when they are around 80-95 grams.

The Logitech G703 is my first gaming mouse. It's relatively lightweight with a removable 10g weight for the users preference. It's a very professional looking mouse with two programmable side buttons and a DPI switch that allows you to toggle between 4 presets DPI settings for gaming or regular computer use. The mouse is wireless but utilizes a wireless capability with minimal latency. It's the best wireless gaming mouse performance for the most reasonable price. That's why I chose it over the Logitech G Pro Wireless. Only drawback is it's an ergonomically right-handed mouse so it won't work for left handed users. And if users require more programmable buttons a mouse with more buttons may be beneficial. As for me this is the perfect gaming mouse because wireless is a must have for me to be comfortable while gaming.

Long time wired mouse user here! I had bought a cheap-looking wired mouse 5 years ago (which still works now!) and was looking to upgrade to wireless because why not. G703 was a decent match from looking it up online and not heavy on the budget (plus it was $20 off when I bought it from Best Buy). I am just a casual gamer that enjoys FPS gaming and have long working sessions on the computer. Here are my initial impressions: - Sleek mouse with slight rubbery side grip for thumb buttons - The shape of the mouse fits my mouse grip style (claw-palm grip) - Weight is slightly heavier than my old mouse (without the added 10g) but I don’t notice that while using it - GHub Logitech software is kind of confusing to customize when initially installed, but after you find your sweet settings, you can select on-board memory to keep whatever profile you had on your mouse without needing to have the software running at the same time (I’m looking at you, iCue!) - Was surprised that the setup requires you to have an available USB port for the wireless dongle, for some reason I thought this works on Bluetooth. However, that doesn’t affect me as much, I have plenty of USB ports. After using the mouse for about a week, I had already forgotten I had switched it! Some of my opinions might seem weird since you already might have been exposed to some of these features. I had been using a cheap USB mouse for about 5 years, so I had some catching-up to do in the technical features and quality of life measures. But these opinions are my own and I would suggest you thoroughly research the mouse you want to buy. I would recommend: - If you don’t care about RGB, turn the lighting off (or reduce brightness to the last tick) to extend battery life. After my initial full charge about a week ago, I’m sitting at 52% left! Also, check the box for “Turn off lighting after user inactivity” in GHub Settings to save battery life. - Get a mousepad if not already, these things deserve a smooth surface. - This mouse isn’t for left-handed users, your best bet would be the endearing G Pro Wireless Hope this review helps you! GLHF :D

The mouse has a long-lasting battery, it has some settings that can be made and customized. The size is larger than other wireless mice I used which makes it more comfortable.

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 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 love this mouse paired with the logitech software that goes with it and the removeable weight its a great mouse for gaming

Very happy with this mouse. It has a great wired/wireless option that makes all scenarios possible. Great DPI options, G driver integration, gaming options. I love the color changing G logo too. Worth every penny, would buy again and recommend to friend. -Shant

Mouse is smooth and nice to use. Scroll wheel got dusty and didn’t work anymore needed to replace

Fast, a solid weight (not too heavy nor too featherweight like the current trend of gaming mice), responsive, insanely long-lasting battery with USB-charging (who uses batteries in 2021, right?)... if you have slightly bigger hands and want to save about $40 or so compared to the Logitech G Pro Wireless, this is the mouse for you. 11/10 recommend. Wireless is the way to go.

Solid mouse, definitely gets the job done. I like the weight and the lights, and I like the battery life as well. I love how it doesn’t require batteries and can be used while charging, very convenient in my opinion. I think it’s a little overpriced, the quality for the price seems a little too low. It feels physically like any other mouse.

Overall a great mouse, I would say this is more suited for “Palm Grip” players, I have medium sized hands and wear medium sized gloves so if it was like a tad bit smaller it would be perfect for me since I’m “Mixed Grip”. I’m also not easily able to reach the second side button towards the front. Another thing is it’s only compatible with Logitech G-Hub and not compatible with the Logitech Gaming Software. Something to note is if you have Logitech Gaming Software on your computer you won’t be able to download G-Hub so you need to uninstall LGS and Install G-Hub, however after you have G-Hub installed you can simply reinstall Logitech Gaming Software and you’re set to go! One other improvement would be the scroll wheel, not super smooth and you can’t free scroll with it (no option to click a button to switch between free scroll and fixed). If you don’t want to shell out an extra $50 for the G-Pro this mouse is just as good!

Solid, easy-to-use gaming mouse. Battery life is excellent. I tend to play for long sessions and I have gone many hours forgetting to plug it in, and it has never run out of juice. Easy DPI adjustment, no excessive buttons.

I upgraded from a wired g502 spectrum and I couldn't be happier. The mouse weighs significantly less and makes it easier for me to flick on people. Not to mention the insane battery life of the mouse. The battery stayed charge for a week straight and had 16 percent at the end of it.

The response time is good, and it is comfortable. The battery life hasn't been an issue either. I think I only need to charge it once a week.

Have been using this mouse about a month now with no major issues. The cost point makes it completive. PROS: multiple DPI settings at the click of a button; assignable side buttons, nice RGB lighting. CONS: I've felt better mouse wheels, charging is still done with a Micro USB (but at least the connection is reinforced if you use the included cable).

The mouse is light enough and comfortable; overall, it is what I wanted in a mouse. It has helped me so much to relieve pain in my hand while using it, my previous mouse was not providing me the angle/position that I needed my hand to be in, in order for usage not to be painful to me. I would definitely pick this mouse again in a heartbeat, I like it so much I am considering purchasing a second one for use with my laptop.

Pros: - Light - Compact footprint Cons: - DOUBLE CLICK - No USB-C Charging This 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.

This mouse performs pretty well but one thing I didn't realize is that the optical sensor means this mouse does not perform well on a surface that's not completely flat. Like if you had a mousepad on a couch. The mouse needs a totally flat surface. Beyond that it performs quite well and the battery is pretty good. Comes with a cable too that enables you to operate like a plug in mouse.

I would marry this mouse if she was a woman. She is an old friend of mine that knows my hands well