Review on 💡 Logitech G403 Hero 25K Gaming Mouse with Lightsync RGB, Lightweight 87G+10G Optional, Braided Cable, and Rubber Side Grips - Boost your Performance with 25, 600 DPI by Kichiro Diaz ᠌

- the reverse side of one of the pluses: there are only basic buttons, there is nowhere to assign all sorts of tricky macros, all the keys already have a completely understandable and necessary purpose - rubberized or something like that, the sides of the mouse easily collect dirt, rub off rather poorly, and under the thumb over time (in a couple of years) a hole in the coating begins to rub a little bit. Judging by the G403, it’s not Hero, because the material is exactly the same and gets dirty in exactly the same way, although maybe you just need to wash your hands more often, and the mouse has nothing to do with it, well, or it’s still fixed in this revision - it is not entirely instinctively clear how to drive profiles into the mouse, namely, you must first configure everything, and then switch to the mode of operation from the profiles built into the internal memory, which will cause the backlight synchronization to fall apart, the functions of working with discord, games, etc. will disappear. , but the settings will be transferred to the mouse, and then return to the software management mode and set up synchronization again - and in general a new softina cut into options and some kind of slurred - in the old software from G403, not Hero was not determined, although, probably, it should not have been - cable without braid, on G403 not Hero was braided, not critical, but unpleasant - a 25k DPI sensor, but what's the use of them if, with a minimum sensitivity in games and in the OS, the cursor still flies across the screen like on rocket thrust? Returned to 12k as on F403 not Hero. Yes, and by default, for some reason, only 3200 are active. - the weight, as for me, is especially useless, these unfortunate 10 grams do not solve anything, although it probably depends on the user