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 Cam Va Cut ᠌

I tried FK2, Sensei RAW (for such a long time that I can no longer recall how it felt). In my personal view, the sensor in this model is superior to the one found in the FK2. I've finally made up my mind to give it another shot. The software will not be installed by me. With its positives being: Good sensor. It does not crack, and there is no discernible acceleration. Does tasks in a timely and precise manner. Works on the table, without a rug underneath it. The mouse does not slide around, and the materials are comfortable to use. The cable is not causing any interference and has not frayed up as of now. I liked that there was some kind of protection in the area where it went into the body of the mouse; it seems like it would be trustworthy. The buttons on the side are simple to use. There are disadvantages, such as the fact that I no longer use a mouse, but in the past there were issues with the program. Following the completion of the installation, an excessive number of unused devices were added to the device manager. The frames-per-second (fps) will be unplayable in FEAR until a certain "mouse" remote control is turned off. The shape didn't quite fit me. When you grip it with your fingertips, the protrusion on the left side becomes a source of irritation. This became clear as the years passed. If I put my palm totally to the goal, then I will lose control of the "finishing" in the little area. In addition, when I use this grip, I tend to hold the mouse in a diagonal position, most likely because there is insufficient space in either the breadth or the height. This is not a comfortable position (Or not familiar yet) A premature break occurred in the wheel.