I took it to replace my good old, I would say, the legendary VX Revolution, which worked faithfully for 10 years. On the old one, the left button began to short, double click and does not hold. Wrote in support of Logitech the question, is it possible to fix the button on the old mouse, the second day - there is no answer. For an incomplete day of using the G603, I can say the following: the wheel, compared to that on the Revolution, is complete rubbish. It’s not that it doesn’t work well, but

Think for yourself whether it is worth buying a mouse for 4500 for a year, when simple models for 300 last almost forever. Dear Logitech, give an opinion that this is a manufacturing defect so that I can return the money, even if the warranty has ended. Has pros: Design, smooth glide, comfortable weight single battery mouse. With its cons: After a few months, problems with scrolling begin. Replaced under warranty. Same with the second mouse. They cannot help to issue a conclusion on the return…

After a year and 2 months of use (only 10% are MMO games, and the remaining 90% are office and surfing), a classic Logitech sore appeared - double click and poor scroll wheel performance (when scrolling down, the screen jumps up and down). I contacted Logitech support - they recognized the warranty case and sent it to the seller with a letter of guarantee, the seller - Market. I contacted Market support with a warranty case. Let's see how they work out this case - I will add a review upon the…

I really like the ability to remove the receiver (USB) in the mouse body Pros below: Good, fast mouse. Feels good in the hand, nice weight. There are no weights for adjustment, but you can adjust the number of batteries. The charge holds for a long time (how much exactly - I don’t know, I have never been discharged yet). It is very convenient to have 2 connection interfaces - high-speed radio and standard Bluetooth Different cons: A little flimsy body, I want a greater sense of "integrity", but

Solving the problem with the wheel on the G603 (scroll glitches). In general, it turned out to solve the problem very simply and unexpectedly for myself. Just open a large Word file (to control the process) and start scrolling down the pages with sharp but light movements, not paying attention to glitches, as you wind up to the end, start scrolling up. Try not to hit the wheel when scrolling. Continue like this for 3-5 minutes and check if there are less glitches. Twist until the glitches…

In general, I like Logitech mice, but out of 3-4 pieces, ALL of them broke the scroll wheel during the warranty period (i. E. very quickly). Tired. Different pros: The mouse is durable. The cover can be easily removed. There is a Bluetooth connection - very convenient if you work on a laptop. Can run on one battery. The mouse does not tupit, the sensor works properly, when you open the laptop, the cursor does not slow down. Got cons: Glitchy software. Constantly crashes. You are waiting for the

I specifically took a model that runs on removable AA batteries, so that the discharged ones can be charged, and instead of them, immediately insert previously charged ones without resorting to charging by wire, as is implemented in the G403 and G703 models with a built-in battery. For some, this format is a minus, for me it is a definite plus. Its pros: In the hand like a glove. Although this is a subjective criterion, I want to note that for a large hand this is an excellent mouse. Excellent

I have owned the mouse for 8 months now. Surprisingly, the wheel works properly, but the left mouse button has gone crazy - a double click performs instead of a single one (and sometimes does not perform at all). The problem comes and goes. It looks like it's a software issue. Software, by the way, is also a whole bunch, it is not clear why. Here you have both SetPoint and Gaiming Software (the problems started with it installed) . now GHub. I contacted logitech support, it is very problematic

After the purchase, I recommend immediately upgrading, inserting a piece of foil and an AAA battery. This will significantly facilitate the rodent, because it will constantly slip out of the hand. The hand strains, trying to hold it. I also glued pieces of double tape on the sides so that my fingers had something to grab on to. Unfortunately the plastic is very slippery and the shape of the mouse at the ring finger suggests that it will slip out. After these manipulations, the hand ceased to…

Beautiful appearance, it's a pity the logo does not glow. Extremely positive impressions of Logitech support. Due to buggy side buttons, a replacement mouse was sent. The replaced mouse has a squelching rattling wheel, which can be heard even through the ear plugs, different sounds of LMB and PKM, a tight dpi switch button. A little annoyed. I think it’s brazen to contact support with the above problems, and replacing it with the same model is unlikely to bring a positive result, because there…

Pros below: All and sundry have already said about the merits. As far as I understand, the encoder is repaired with improvised means, and the support sends a new mouse, so you buy 2 for the price of one =) Its cons: A very large percentage of wheel defects, according to subjective sensations, 2/3 or 3/4. Support saves, but who does not want to have problems with this, it is better not to take it.

It seems to me that the usual price for this mouse is a bit high, I bought it at a discount for 3600. And this price is optimal for it, in my opinion. As for reliability, I can’t say anything yet, because I’ve only been using it for 2 months, and so far everything is working fine.

Autonomy - you put two normal AA batteries and forget for a very long time. My paw is not small - I liked the shape and ergonomics much more than the previous mouse (Razer Lachesis). There were no problems with installing drivers and software. There is a mode switcher on the bottom of the mouse - it's very convenient - you can surf calmly in the browser in economy mode, saving batteries. I wanted to play - one click and 1000Hz polling rate. IMHO, in general, I advise - the model is clearly…

As a result, the Logitech G603 is an ergonomic wireless mouse at a good price, with no flaws to the maximum. By far the best wireless gaming mouse in this price range. Due to the flash in the photo, the case may appear lilac, in reality it is gray.

I had to buy a new mouse after replacing the computer and monitor with 4k. The old one refused to work normally with the new system. The choice fell on the G603. While it works great. And I don't regret buying it. But I had to adapt to the shape: I'm used to more elegant mice, and this one is somehow very plump along the vertical axis / in the "priests" area. And also at the expense of plastic - I don’t know that some reviewers praise it so much. For me, the rubberized version is much more…

My first gaming mouse. I like it like other Logitech products, you can feel the quality. I bought it to replace the old Logitech MediaPlay Coldress - which, I wouldn’t lie, but it’s 10 years old for sure. And she works to this day, took her to work, too used to it)). G603 satisfied my requirements and exceeded all expectations. From the outside it looks like a prostitute without showing off, in fact it is very good! With two batteries it seemed heavy, left with one, much better and more…

In terms of quality, it's just a great mouse. Low bow for abandoning the built-in battery in favor of batteries - you can use your own batteries. With intensive use ~ 12 hours a day in HI mode over the air, two IKEA 2450 batteries last for 2-3 months. The main disappointment: a year later, LMB began to give a double click. Luckily, it has a 3 year warranty. Before that, I used the G602 Proteus and a similar problem - a year later the side (!) Keys died. Both devices use omron buttons. Despite…

- I consider it very important to be able to change the batteries at my discretion and not depend on the wires. If everything is clear with the wires in terms of convenience, then I did not consider the battery for the reason that they gradually fail and changing after, say, five years, a specific battery will not be very easy. It is especially bad if the manufacturer goes bankrupt or the model is discontinued. Batteries can be easily changed at any time or replaced with suitable form-factor…

In general, despite all the pluses, I have extremely negative impressions of the Logitech G603. "Engineers" made matted plastic and beveled sidewalls - because of which you have to strain your hand hard enough to hold a heavy mouse of this shape. Playing shooters is very inconvenient, because. with each rearrangement of the mouse, it tends to fall out of the hands. And this happens even with one battery in the compartment. Who came up with the idea to repeat the G403 shape and at the same time…

If someone also has a buggy mouse wheel and he reads reviews - let him drip liquid engine oil through a medical syringe into the slot above the metal encoder (pictured)