🖱️ Logitech Mouse Charging Dock for G Pro X Superlight, G502 Lightspeed, G703, G903 Lightspeed, and G PRO Wireless Gaming Mice with Powerplay Wireless Charging System Review

All their mice are Powerplay compatible, they all have the same round cover with magnets, nobody likes (or at least has to deal with) the micro USB connector, the biggest problem with wireless technology is connectivity and switching off to charge. It seems so obvious I don't know why Logitech hasn't made a dock yet. It's great so far! Plugged in dongle, connected cable from docking station to my PC, works. Magnets and a cut-out make it impossible to miss or fall off. The adhesive backing…

Awesome products that do what Logitech could have done for years. Works with Superlight, G Pro Wireless, G502, G703 and G903. Highly recommended if you have one of these mice, avoid rushing to cables and your desk will look nice and clean too! Make sure you clean the surface you intend to install it on before peeling off the film until the tacky adhesive is on the bottom. Which also does not damage any surface.

I see many reviews saying they received a defective model. I thought the same thing when I plugged in my GPRO Superlight and didn't see the charging indicator in the Logitech software. However, after leaving the mouse on the charger for 2 minutes, it started to charge! There only seems to be a 2 minute delay before the mouse charges. Hope this helps someone!

So I ordered this and the first item I received didn't work. The USB flash drive lit up to indicate it was powered on, but my mouse didn't work even though everything was properly connected. I've tried different USB ports and all of them. I was able to find a replacement and luckily it worked. However, my mouse seems to bounce around like I'm lagging behind in a video game when I'm on my desktop. I have to reset the mouse every time this happens. Cool concept but I'll probably bring it back in…

This is a great charger, it gives you the Logitech wireless mouse owner the ability to charge on a docking station and it works simple, it not fashionable. It's better than paying $100 for a smaller mouse pad with Chi-Pad. The construction is quite solid. The base is fairly well weighted and has a tenacious rubberized bottom. The magnets that hold the mouse in place are strong, and to make removal easier, I recommend that you tilt the mouse by the sides when lifting to remove it.TLDR; Buy it if

I ordered this item after getting tired of disconnecting the receiver for my G903 to connect the charging cable. I wanted a cleaner area than the cord that needed to be long enough to use the mouse when I needed to. Mine just sits there and stays where I need it, no tape. The magnets that attach the mouse to the charger are very strong, I'm sure it won't fall off, it takes some effort to take it off as I didn't use tape to attach it to the table. minuses. There is just one thing, charging is…

People forget that the reason this mouse charges so slowly is because it is based on the Powerplay technology found in Logitech mousepads is used. It's not designed to charge your mouse to 100% as it's designed for 24/7 use on a mouse pad and you don't want to charge Li-ion batteries to 100% and overcharge the charge to keep it at 50%-70%. It's not a real charging station like Razer's. I want people to use their brains. Powerplay technology on the mouse and mouse pad prevents fast charging…

I LOVE THIS ITEM Pros: soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo easy InexpensiveExtremely easy to set upExcept for USB portUses a USB-C cord like my gpro wirelessSticks to deskLooks clean and round like a mouseCheaper than a Logitech charging pad Doesn' t charge (stops at around 85) The 10g weight is easy to pull out Cons: It contains a 10g weight (?) The glue isn't very strong so it's not hard but doesn't tear when it's removed or damage…

Bought for mouse battery longevity. It only charges the device to 80% or 90%, which is perfect for long-lasting use. A questionable design choice to have the USB port for the dongle on the back, but it doesn't hurt performance at all (and I should know I'm very picky about these things). The cover and weight are of good quality. Just make sure you tilt the mouse backwards when removing it, otherwise the cover will remain attached as it is designed to be removed from the mouse. Haven't used glue