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 Anastazja Jelisiejew ᠌

08/19/2022 - Fail, complete. After 1 and a half years, the wheel started to double in size (when scrolling up, either it scrolls, or it goes down and stretches back). Support didn't say anything. In the event that this is a marriage, what kind of reinstallation of drivers should be performed? Nothing was of any use. A total failure worth a loss of three points. I will try the MX518 (reissue) once again, but I already have my doubts. Has pros: 1. Ergonomics. Rubber inserts and a matte surface make for a comfortable product that has excellent grip. Super. 2. An extended wire. Very drawn out. 3. A nice backlight; in point of fact, the backlight on the "belly" of the mouse isn't really necessary; I prefer the backlight on the wheel. With these drawbacks: 1. Overweight. Even without the weight, the mouse is able to reach lower. The situation is improving, but you'll need to get acclimated to the new normal if you want to keep the weight. 2. Buttons on the sides. If you touch them or pull them, you will be able to play at least one imperial march from these sounds if you are successful and want to (which, by the way, you can even find a video on YouTube). 3. Price. Although the price is excessive for many people, I did not feel uncomfortable purchasing something that cost 3,700 dollars since I have faith in Logitech that has been proven over the years. Logitech products typically have a lifespan of three to five years, which is significantly longer than the average lifespan of other brands' products (one year).