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 Agata Gorzka ᠌

After the A4tech X7-750, which was a source of frustration for me, I began searching for a replacement that was comparable in size and did not require a significant sacrifice in terms of the price to quality ratio. They gave their recommendations to G403 and SS Rival 100. I decided to go with Logitech because I do not have a lot of faith in SS and Razer. The shape worked out well for my average claw, particularly the grip under the ring and little fingers, but it was a little on the high side. This was not a deal breaker, however, as I was able to adjust to it to some degree. When compared to the same X7, the sensor in the G403 is immensely superior. In the X7, even in Windows, the cursor jerks when moving horizontally, but in the G403, everything is silky smooth and crystal clear without any interruptions. Because I enjoy taking down the Widow when I play OW, critical. My expectations were not met by the heavy wire, which, when flicks and other quick movements are performed, causes it to move away due to inertia and sometimes clings to the edges of the carpet. I had no choice but to use the bungee cord instead of the wire. I also noticed that the scroll started to play a little bit, but this is not a significant issue; possibly a mouse was caught during the initial modifications. The fact that the backlight of the logo has a bluish hue while the backlight of the wheel is fine is a little bit humiliating. I would recommend it because it is a rather nice device for its 4k, in contrast to other touted garbage from the firms stated earlier.