Review on Lilac Logitech G203 Prodigy Wired Gaming Mouse with RGB, Lightweight Design, 6 Programmable Buttons, 8,000 DPI, On-Board Memory, for PC and Mac by Haraki Itsuki ᠌

The most feature-packed mouse I could find at this price point. It is in your best interest to acquire. Many advantages: 1) The shape is quite comfortable, and in my opinion, it is the greatest of all those that I have seen. 2) The sensor is silky smooth while still maintaining a high level of clarity, making it a joy to play on. 3) The legs slide easily across a variety of fabric rugs, and because they are thick, it is highly improbable that they will wear out in less than a few years. 4) This is a soft wire, and if you fold it, it will be simple to straighten out again. 5) RGB backlight that can be customized to match the room's aesthetic and the color scheme of the things in the immediate area. 6) Mics of a high quality placed just beneath the primary keys as well as the secondary ones. 7) The wheel has an excellent riding clarity and is pressed hard, which is something that appeals to me personally about it. 8) It has a weight of 10 grams; I did not use it, but for people who enjoy using mice with a lot of weight, its presence will be a benefit. 9) Software from Logitech; there is nothing further to say, and the explanation is straightforward. 10) The mouse is constructed from a material that is not only incredibly pleasant to the touch but also does not become soiled. Rubber panels are attached to the sides of the mouse. These panels cannot be removed, and with their assistance, it is much simpler and more comfortable to hold the mouse. 11) The positive relationship that Logitech maintains with its clientele. Its cons: 1) I would want some sort of protection against the wire bending at the end where the USB output is located, however this is not a really significant feature. In spite of this, the wire in that location does not frequently bend enough to break or become exposed. 2) The wire is quite heavy, but it didn't bother me personally because the computer is on the table. However, if it hangs down, it can pull the mouse down, which is not a very pleasant experience. Although it didn't bother me personally, it didn't bother me personally because the computer is on the table. 3) The mouse wheel can produce a sound that isn't really pleasant, but I was the only one who noticed this quirk. It does not interfere with the functionality in any way.