Review on Logitech G G703 Hero Wireless Gaming Mouse, Black by Bogdan Shahanski ᠌

There is just one question that remains, which is how such a poor product can cost 8,000 dollars when there are equivalents that are ten times better for the same price. Aside from the dpi setting, there is no discernible difference between the two, and the material is, to put it succinctly, quite inexpensive. It is uncomfortable to hold. Has some pros: A good sensor that effectively detects the signal and possesses a weighting agent. 10 grams comprised Some cons: Everything works fine in terms of its intended purpose; but, for the same price, you can purchase a Razor that has superior qualities and a more engaging design, and it will not be made of this dreadful thin plastic. In addition to that, on the right click there are a few bumps here and there on the plastic. Is this anything to expect from an 8k mouse? It gives you the impression that you are dealing with a cheap dummy when you are holding it in your hands. Before that, the mouse was a Roccat that cost $2,000 and was wired; hence, using that mouse was more enjoyable than using this one. There are a few small rubber spools on the wheel of this mouse. You can see them if you look closely at the cut along the light strip that runs through the middle of the wheel. There is a seam that is not quite even on the wheel itself.