Customer Ratings & Reviews

Mouse looks nice, works easily, and is comfortable to hold. Dpi settings are easy to change and customize, and the RGB looks good without being obnoxious. No complaints with the mouse overall.

This mouse is excellent. Feels great in hand and I love the customizability in the Logitech G Hub. Never thought I'd get a wireless mouse, but I LOVE this thing. Much better than my old G502.

Really smooth and quick, so comfy would recommend to anyone looking for something good.

Now my setup is finished. Besides micro usb built in, this mouse is great.

Mouse feels great and works well. Haven’t had any troubles with it.

Insain mouth like butter just feels good it's like the feeling you get when u go from 60hrz to 144hrz? It just feels soooooo good

I ain't gonna lie I absolutley love it as a starter mouse feels like a pro one as well

Great, a little big at first but it's great now. Recommended.

The Logitech G series has always been a good line in the way of PC gaming. The G703 offers a way to keep your battle station crisp and clean via a wireless mouse all without losing any of that input time. With added addition of lightspeed Logitech is claiming a 1ms input lag. Hopefully this review will help to clear the air as to rather or not this may be the right set up for you. First off let me talk about what you can expect to see right out of the box. You will receive the wireless mouse, usb adapter, wireless receiver, 10g weight and the braided micro usb cable which is necessary for lightspeed mode to be engaged. First impressions of the mouse is that it appears like a ordinary mouse. Its very simplistic but at the same time very clean looking. It comes with 6 programmable buttons and adjustable RGB lighting for the logo and scroll wheel. Logitech provides a free app to download to your PC which allows for pretty decent customization. I won't go in to full detail of the apps function but expect to see such functions as RGB controls, button mapping, DPI customization, Macro set up and much more. There are a few gaming pre-sets built in to the app such as League of Legions mapping. The top button button on the mouse near the scroll wheel can be customized but comes set as your DPI adjustment. There are four preset adjustments which are as follows 400,800,1600 and for the quick response 3200. DPI settings can be changed through the app to fit your play style so don't think that these settings are fixed as they are not. For those new to gaming DPI in a simple form is basically mouse senstivity or speed. The higher the number the faster or more response your mouse will be. Logitech also provided a 10 gram weight which can be added to the mouse to give it a more weighted feel as well. Lets talk about its main purpose which is gaming and its wireless function and stability. The two main games that i like playing are mmo's and loot shooters. In the way of mmo's mouse speed is very critical to me as im constantly switching between targets and my utilities. The added side button mapping helps take the load of having unmapped utilies that i can now use in conjunction with the ability to adjust my DPI on the fly given my current situation. For example if im grinding for materials then i turn my DPI down as its not really necessary for such quick response however when its time for me to run a raid i'll crank my DPI up to max and utilize my mouse button mapping to access my utility skills. When it comes to loot shooters such as The Division 2 i expect very quick response times with quick access to my utilities such as flash bangs and grenades. Being a wireless mouse my biggest concern has always been response time and the bluetooth being interrupted by all my other wireless sets up that i have. I have to say im greatly impressed and never once experienced any issues or lag. Even with lightspeed engage i honestly did not notice any difference between input lag. If it did improve anything, it wasn't enough for me to even notice. The scroll wheel feels very nice and responsive to the touch. What i really like was each scroll of the wheel felt firm but yet smooth and each indentation gave it a better feel and pinpoint accuracy in my opinion. It helped to eliminate any over or under scrolling for whatever function you may have set up for it. Here's the bottom line. This set up is perfect for anyone looking to save some money or get in to key and mouse PC gaming. The fact that you only have 6 keys to map means that the mouse will not become too overwhelming to set up for new gamers. More experienced gamers may want to opt out for the 9 series for the added button mapping available to the mouse. For me this is actually a perfect fit for me as l like to switch between mouse and keys to a Astro gaming wireless controller. The buttons are smooth and very responsive and the added app that is provided allows for some pretty good deep customization. The mouse is light weight and is built to be ergonomic to fit comfortably in your hand. Unless your looking for more button mapping this mouse is sure to please just about everyone out there.

I’ve only used it for a few days, so I can’t speak on the durability of this mouse, but so far I’m loving using it! I upgraded from a 2013 DeathAdder, and man, the switch to wireless has been wonderful. I never realized how often the cord would get in the way with my old mouse, and I’ve even found myself subconsciously trying to straighten out the cord on the G703, only to realize I don’t have to do that anymore :) Performance has been excellent—super responsive and no noticeable difference from a wired mouse. It took minor adjustments to the new shape, but I actually think I’m learning to prefer it. It’s slightly taller than the DeathAdder, which initially felt strange but I’m getting more used to it now, and it definitely fits my hybrid-palm-claw grip well. Battery life has been no issue so far. I use it for several hours a day and turn it off at night, and I haven’t had to charge it yet. If you charge it every night while you sleep, I’m sure you’d never run into any problems there. The Logitech gaming software is definitely and upgrade over the version of Razer Synapse I was using, but I’m not sure if that’s because it was outdated. Plenty of lighting and sensitivity features and customizability options. The mouse feels solid yet light in my hand, and the buttons all feel good. It comes with a 10g weight if you want it a little heavier, but I prefer a lighter mouse. The rubber on the side is smooth and soft, and the materials all feel high quality. There’s also a DPI button with four customizable settings, which is handy for quick adjustments in FPS games for sniping and stuff like that. Overall I’m happy with my purchase, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a good value and high performance gaming mouse that doesn’t look like alien technology (which I find super ugly).

The battery is great and the weight feels good. This mouse is for those who want an ergonomic mouse for right-handed people. You can also customize the rgb lights with the Logitech gHub app. The software is a bit iffy and could honestly really be better but if rbg isn’t that important to you and you’re ok with constant rainbow cycling lights, then this might be the mouse for you. It also comes with the Hero 25k sensor which is just a sweet bonus. I heard that some people experienced double clicking after awhile but I haven’t had that issue yet.

Logitech has always been a go-to for me for mice, but I haven’t used one of their gaming mice until this one and I’m impressed. I love how simple this mouse is; it has just the right amount of buttons and doesn’t make you do any gymnastics with your fingers to get to them. The shape is really comfortable and fits my hand perfectly. Thanks to the sensor moving the mouse feels like an extension of my own hand and the wireless connection has been rock solid. The buttons have just the right amount of click to them and I especially like how smooth and quiet the scroll wheel is. Battery life has also been excellent and so far my usage is going to get me a week or more without needing to charge. The software is well put together and offers a lot of options for reconfiguring the button and sensitivity settings - definitely an improvement over the software I was previously using for my Corsair mouse. The lighting options are neat and Lightsync will synchronize the lighting for certain games, though it’s not very noticeable as my hand covers the lighting most of the time. Miscellaneous Items: -The mouse comes with a removable weight that fits into the bottom of the mouse. I didn’t notice much difference either way using it, but I left mine in because I like the extra heft. -Logitech makes a mat called the PowerPlay that will charge the mouse even as you use it. It also houses a wireless receiver for the mouse so you don’t need to plug the receiver in. I’m strongly considering getting that, though I haven’t made the jump just yet. -I can definitely see the Lightsync options being more useful when incorporating a keyboard that has it as well, but they mostly seem to be there to make the mouse look cool.

I love speed and this mouse steps up to the plate. However, I have to mention umm, a little quality control! My mouse had a folded pad when I opened the box. I folded it back over but is slightly deformed. I do not notice any performance issues. Just a FYI to Logitech to check their packaging quality. Down loaded GHUB and configured to my preferences. Lots of choices in this software. The mouse was too light so I added the included weight and would still prefer even a little heavier weight. Used wirelessly and cable connected and know I will quickly adapt for this to be my Go To. I also tried this mouse for music producing and found the accuracy when editing multiple tracks was incredible. Where other normal mice were experiencing latency issues, I had no issues with the G703. So, don't limit your vision to Just Gaming. The package includes a quality USB cable and adaptor. There is an optional wireless charger, but I don't mind charging the mouse approx. every 35 hours. I have several Logitech mice and all have proven long battery life. I have not run into any performance issues with this mouse, but it helps to also have a fast PC and internet connection. I think this is a great value with all thats available on the market. I think Logitech knocked this out of the park...

As far as wireless gaming mice go this is a great option for the price. The ability to customize the weight of the mouse is a nice touch for those that prefer a lighter or heavier mouse. The response times are great and the buttons feel good. I do like that I don’t have to worry about needing batteries. I was not the biggest fan of the shape of the mouse but that’s personal preference. Overall, a good option.

The Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse is a fantastic choice for anyone seeking high performance, comfort, and wireless freedom. With Logitech’s Lightspeed wireless technology, this mouse offers ultra-low latency and responsiveness that feels as good as a wired connection—ideal for both casual and competitive gaming. The HERO 16K sensor provides outstanding accuracy, allowing you to track even the slightest movements with precision. One standout feature of the G703 is its customization potential. Through Logitech’s G HUB software, you can easily adjust the RGB lighting to match your setup or sync with other Logitech devices, and fine-tune DPI settings to fit your personal playstyle. You can even personalize the mouse’s weight by adding an optional 10-gram weight, giving you full control over its feel. Battery life is another impressive highlight: with RGB off, you can get well over 60 hours of use on a single charge, and with RGB lighting on, it still holds up to around 35 hours—plenty for even the longest gaming sessions. However, a minor downside is that the G703 still charges via micro-USB instead of the more modern USB-C. It’s a small drawback, but a USB-C option would have added convenience and faster charging times. Overall, the Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Mouse is a reliable, high-performance option that’s comfortable and versatile. The slightly dated charging port aside, it offers impressive battery life, extensive customization options, and lag-free performance, making it a top choice in the wireless gaming mouse category.

It should be 4.5 but what can you do, lol. It is a larger mouse, which I needed, which is why I got it. The charging time is average to quick, but you can plug the charging cable into a USB slot [either regular or one devoted to charging] and it will still function if you say forget to leave it on charge overnight. Great performance for gaming and the DPI gets outrageous depending on what you set it to. My 1/2 star off; 1. It feels cheap and is really light. Now that is my feeling on it, you may feel different. 2. It's not shaped quite like the others I liked that were corded, it is not curved as much and leads to fatigue quicker than my old mouse from Logitech. 3. The software you have to use to make the lighting change, etc. Logitech G Hub interferes and causes crashes with new and legacy programs. All in all a good mouse for being cordless and precise with a remote signal reciever. I have tried others and they tend to skip and stutter, so I was using a wired mouse for the longest time. It remains to be seen how long the built-in batteries actually last.

this mouse is amazing not only is it wireless but it comes with a charger you can continue to use the mouse with. Extra buttons on the side for gaming and a dpi changer i love this mouse and recommend it greatly!

I have to give this a 4 star due to a common defect. After a year my old 703 had issues with the scroll wheel. It was very erratic. But other then that, fantastic mouse. The included removeable weight is nice and extra long cord let's you use it as a fully wired mouse but the wireless is also amazing. Super fast response times. And dang long battery life. The app let's you control the color of the logo and scroll wheel independently. After my old one messed up I had to get it again.

If you like a palm grip while gaming, this is the mouse for you. The ergonomics and contours of the mouse feel great. The rubbery texture on either side of the mouse lend well to stability while flicking or stalking. The side buttons on the left are a tiny bit mushy, but are comfortably positioned high enough to ensure accurate button pressing. I have no opinion on the scroll wheel. It works. The left and right buttons are fairly quiet and very responsive. The click sound is not annoying at all. Not even when trying desperately on a Thursday morning, waiting on that gray bar to turn yellow... The wireless connectivity works flawlessly. I've had the g203 and the g305 and all 3 of these mice perform great out of the box. The g703, however, has a bit better sensor and is definitely more suitable to a user who likes a bigger platform for their hand. Your hand does not have to be big to find this mouse comfortable. The rgb is their if you like it. I haven't tested the battery life with it on vs. off, but It's not enough of a detraction for me to turn it off. Ya gotta charge the thing anyways. Give yourself a little flair. Syncs great with the G Hub software, as I have a g815 and pair the color schemes. There's some fierce competition, especially at a price point of $90. Look for sales/open boxes at around $60-$70 and you got yourself a great deal. Found this one for $62 open box on BB.

This is a review for the Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Mouse. The G703 is an right-handed ergonomic mouse in the same shape as the G403 wired mouse, but in its wireless version. It features 6 buttons and scroll wheel, with two side buttons on the left side, the two main mouse buttons, a DPI button, and clickable scroll wheel. It comes in a matte black plastic with an RGB Logitech logo at the base of the hump, which is positioned towards the rear of the mouse. The scroll wheel is also RGB enabled. Both are defaulted to a rainbow cycle of colors, but this can be changed through Logitech’s GHub software, which can also be used to change its DPI cycle among other things, but this software is optional for normal use. It can be turned off and on by a switch on the bottom next to the sensor and has an optional compartment for their included metal weight. It comes with a USB-C to USB-A charging cable, a USB-A wireless receiver, and a USB-C to USB-A receiver extension in the box. Feels well built, clean and professional box and product, not too gamer-y designed. Personal Pros: Larger ergonomic design for hand and palm support, fits my hand well. Nice weight. Moves across multiple surfaces smoothly. Warns you of low battery. Wireless extender can act like a protective case for the receiver when not plugged into my computer. Works fine on Mac. Auto shut off after certain period of unuse. Cons: RGB is defaulted to rainbow, and software is necessary to edit. Receiver isn’t USB-C for new Mac, but it works fine with adapter. Can’t attach receiver to mouse for transport. Slightly Pricey. Overall, it works very well for me and has not given me any issues. Is comfortable and the downsides are more than manageable. Will continue to use this product, with hope it will last and no reason to think it won’t as of this review.