Review on Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Stanisaw Socha ᠌

Name: Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black
Item: Logitech G G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black
Rating: 2

May 02, 2023

Not worth taking this, doesn't meet any standards.

In fact, having tried a huge number of mice, both wired and wireless, I can only say that this mouse is not that good or bad, it's just not worth the money. For the range up to 1000, it is quite normal with a certain stretch, but for 3500 the quality should be appropriate.
If I didn’t have to travel for a long time and live for months in hotels with rather small tables in the rooms, I wouldn’t take a steam bath and use a wired mouse, since there are quite a lot of good quality wired mice. But with the wireless mice that I have changed over the past few years, it's just some kind of trouble. No matter how strange it may sound, mice from the price range up to 1,000 or a little higher (including the same Logitech) perform better than any garbage for 3,000 or more from the same manufacturer. For all the time I have not seen anything better and more reliable than the Logitech Wireless Mini Mouse M187, which I have been using in one way or another for the past five years and which replaces all the rubbish that I have been using all this time after their failure. If it were not for its meager size and inconvenient ergonomics for games, I would stop looking and I would not have to take it every time as a fallback.
One way or another, the presence of buggy scrolling in a mouse of this price range, which is known to the manufacturer and whose work is not corrected by software solutions that, according to the manufacturer, should fix it, cannot be considered at least acceptable.

Pros

Convenient, has a fairly long battery life, while it is possible to power both from one and from two batteries, with corresponding changes in weight. Management is quite soft and smooth. The removable cover on magnets is very convenient and original. So far I have not noticed any problems in controlling the cursor, but .

Cons

After working for a little over two weeks, problems with scrolling began. When studying this problem, it turned out that this is a fairly common problem with this model. When scrolling the page, regardless of the application (browser, explorer, or even games), lags occur, in which when scrolling the mouse wheel in any direction, scrolling periodically gets lost and goes in the opposite direction. It was simply impossible to scroll the page in the browser all the way down due to the constant change of direction. In fact, the page just jerked up and down. After this problem occurred, I decided to ate the firmware. In its description, oddly enough, it was written that this version of the firmware fixes the above problems with the scroll wheel. In fact, although the picture has improved significantly and the jerking of scrolling in the opposite direction has become less pronounced, this did not solve the problem as a whole. I can add that even without scrolling problems, this mouse is not as good as expected for the money. Yes, it works on almost all surfaces, but when using it on a non-perfectly even and slippery surface, its legs wear out and scratch very quickly. Usually "gaming" mice are supplied with harder and more reliable legs, or as is done with some models like A4Tech, a replacement set of such legs is included in the kit, and this is done even for some models of a smaller price range. There is none of that here. The mouse just starts to slide over the surface with a nasty annoying sound and unpleasant sensations and nothing can be done about it. For a mouse for 600, this may not be critical, but it’s not for a product positioned as a “Gaming Mouse”, and it’s just for mice of this price range that I’ve met this for the first time.