Logitech somehow hasn’t been a cake lately . When 603 began to be completely tinny with a double click, I dug up an old A4 on a cord, I don’t remember how old it was . It works, no complaints! Oh, if they made a mouse on AA batteries . Dreams. Has pros: AA batteries are great! Put two enelop'a on 2400MA/h - and suffices almost for a year at daily use. Comfortable for big hands. Good sensor. Stylish (still new) Got cons: The emblem on the lid was worn out in just a month. Plastic legs staggered

Pros: As a mouse it is quite good. The main thing I like about G603 and before that G602 is that they work for almost a couple of months on one charge of one AA battery. The accumulators / batteries themselves can be used as weights: you can put two, but you can only one. Cons below: It worked for exactly three years and the left mouse button began to double sometimes. But it's still better than the middle button on the G602, which deteriorated after six months or a year.

Took for 4000 with a little. Half a year of work for such money is a well-deserved one star. Different pros: A very convenient form, side buttons, no delays during operation were noticed, it's like a wired one. Although with mice from other manufacturers, the difference in reaction speed was noticeable. I use a mouse with a desktop computer, the system unit is under the table. Convenient replacement of batteries and cleaning from dirt - a cover on a magnet. Different cons: About six months…

I am very pleased with the "turbo" mode, when the frequency of transmitted signals from the mouse increases by a multiple! Very handy for graphics and games.

I read other people's reviews - the main negative comes from those who received a defective (?) Model. Everything works fine for me. Wireless, normal price, instant response, looks minimalistic, easy to set up, holds a charge for a very long time - what else do you need? With its pros: - Ergonomics. Lies perfectly in the hand. - Response time. Both in games and with passive scrolling in browsers, it instantly responds to clicks. - Convenient software. - Holds a charge for a long time. It…

If you buy something at a discount . and then if you are a fan of L. In other cases, I would recommend looking after something else for the money, because the choice is great. First of all, complaints about the service life, a year or two, and you will have a major buggy video. Next will be buttons that will double-click on their own. Logi is not the same. Different pros: Positioning accuracy, ergonomics, no backlight and other useless nonsense. Has some cons: The price is the main downside…

In general, the impressions from the mouse are good, I really like the ergonomics, but the wheel spoils the impression very much. With its pros: Ergonomics, tactile sensations, operating time from 2 batteries - more than a year in energy-efficient mode (I rarely play). Ability to reconfigure keys. No glitches / lags for more than a year. Got cons: When pressed, the wheel began to give a double click, I use pressing the wheel all the time (development environments, browser) - double click is…

The mouse itself is excellent, but it is disappointing that, like cheap ones, it must be disassembled or changed after six months of not the most intensive use. so downgraded the rating. Pros: Large (I do not like small mice) while ergonomic, it is very comfortable in the hand. Clear button operation. Smooth cursor movement in any mode. work well both in office applications and you can play. I don’t play shooters, but in the Witcher it was convenient with controls. In general, an extremely…

I bought two identical mice, one for work, the second for home. On the one that I used more often - at work, after 10 months the scrolling broke down - you twist in one direction, and immediately after that it works in the other, as a result, you twitch in place. I think everything is ok on a home mouse, probably just unlucky, I’ll go to the store and change it to the same one, went and changed it. A month later, the scrolling on a home mouse breaks in the same way, but the warranty from the…

Pros: In general, a normal mouse, which I can’t single out. I can't rate the battery yet. Its cons: loud clicks, left and right key travel is a little more than I'm used to on g19. The materials are too basic for the price.

I bought at one time for 5-6K (I don’t remember exactly). For a mouse of the 'near premium' class, there is no quality. How can you make the primary mouse button so unreliable? I contacted support and they wrote, take it to the store. And during this time I didn’t keep the check, I don’t remember at all in which store I bought it. I heard so much about the loyalty of Loggia's support, and here it is . In short, a complete disappointment. For comparison, I was given a Logitag wireless keyboard…

Everything is fine, until annoying problems with the wheel appear. In the first mouse, the wheel scrolled wherever it wanted, regardless of direction. In the second - it stopped scrolling altogether, only a click with the wheel remained working. I'm indignant. Some pros: Great performance on any surface. Economical, you rarely change batteries. Has some cons: The second G603 mouse in a year and a half goes into warranty due to problems with the wheel. Of course, it will be changed, but the…

I took A4Tech NB-99 as a replacement for the mouse due to its advanced age, not a presentable appearance of the latter (coating wear) and problems with paintwork. Increasingly, I'm thinking about returning to the old mouse - figs with him, which is already terrible, but it doesn't swallow clicks and works out the movements normally. : The cause of the above problems was found and eliminated - the power connector from the battery compartment is not firmly inserted on the board, apparently, they…

Outside of non-gaming devices, the first time I got to know the company was when I picked up their G Pro X headphones and G Pro keyboard. Headphones topchik, but sold because there are a bunch of others and I want the absence of a wire (floats even more than on mice). I took the keyboard even before bringing it to 2022, I ordered it on Amazon. I liked everything except for the tactile feedback, it’s not for everyone (I don’t want to advertise to competitors, but I liked their switches and…

Moved to this mouse with Logitech g700, which is tired of charging every 4 days. At first, the ergonomics of the mouse seemed simply unusual (after the g700, which lies in the hand like a glove, albeit healthy / tall / heavy). However, after a few days, I still didn’t get used to the form. On the contrary, my wrist began to get tired and ache along with my ring finger and little finger. This came as a complete surprise to me, because on the Internet everyone only praised the mouse for its…

I took this mouse to replace the g602, which worked for about 2 years. But this one had the same problem with the wheel (encoder), like most of the logitech mice that bought this and other models with this encoder. In theory, the manufacturer should have withdrawn this batch from retail, but the buyer should continue to play this lottery. I tried all the methods, but nothing helped. After reading reviews about logitech's exceptional warranty, they say they send a new one to replace the old one,

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…

There may be small freezes if the mouse is next to the Wi-Fi router, for example. It was noticeable only in csgo with sudden movements, the sight twitched, but this rarely happened, and then I moved. Now the router is also nearby, but there is no such problem. In principle, it is recommended to keep the router away. The mouse was used for its intended purpose, playing online shooters. There were no problems due to the lack of a wire.

Pros: Convenient and accurate. Batteries that last a long time, unlike rechargeable batteries. Easy to understand. Cons: I have not seen it yet, but in the case of broken keys, access to them is very simple, and the microswitches themselves are cheap.

After G703 you need to get used to it. If the G703 still worked via bluetooth, I would not buy this one. And so a compromise, because I constantly carry a laptop and the mouse receiver constantly clings to the edge of the bag, striving to break itself and break out the port.