Review on Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: Unleash Your Gaming Potential! by Vn Dng Hong

In general, a baldness, it lies delightfully in the hand, and this is probably the first mouse in my life that fits so nicely in my hand. This is probably the first mouse in my life that fits so nicely in my hand (not that I had many of them). I was pleasantly surprised to find that dirt and waste that is deposited on the case do not stick or deposit. This is made easier by the fact that the surface of the mouse is perfectly smooth, and there is only a very small gap between each of the buttons. Some pros: After having used it for a period of three months, I have nothing negative to report about it. Nothing about the mouse makes me unhappy, despite the fact that I use it intensively and frequently. Excellent quality, and no issues at all. The sensor is very sensitive; however, within the utility, you have the ability to make flexible adjustments for yourself; I took advantage of this by reassigning and switching the side buttons. Set and forget. In order for the button and backlight settings to take effect, the utility requires that it remain in the background at all times. When I first heard about it, I thought it was some kind of joke. However, when I saw that it was possible to save the settings to the mouse's memory, I realized that it wasn't a joke after all. However, the fact that the utility prevents some functions from being accessible, such as profiles that can be switched on the fly, scares me. Because, fortunately, I do not require all of these bespontovye features, I was able to store the configurations that I required in memory and then completely forget about the utility. Some cons: The side buttons, the plastic that covers them, and the method by which they are attached inside the case. In most cases, the button on the lower side makes an annoying rattling sound, as if it were only attached on one side (well, or rather, it is obviously fixed only on one side from the bottom). When I put my hand on the mouse and touch it with my finger, I always hear a rattling sound, as if I had run my finger along a guitar string. This happens whenever I touch the mouse. That incredibly DRYNNN sound. It has a terrible appearance for a mouse that costs this much. The buttons themselves are pressed normally; however, due to the fact that this button rattles so much, you are able to play a note on it by simply pressing it with your finger. This does not significantly affect anything else. And no, this does not have anything to do with a marriage of any kind; however, I can see that it is set up as it should be, just like a design. The lower legs are similar to those on an office mouse; I believe that, with enough use, they will wear out to a significant degree. In general, the plastic legs have an appearance of the lowest possible quality. They are unquestionably slippery, but they do not give off the impression of being reliable.