Review on Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: Unleash Your Gaming Potential! by Hotaru Kai ᠌

But every time, it messes up as components so much that it flushes all the advantages down the toilet. Logitech probably makes the best wireless mice in terms of performance, but every time, it messes up as components. I too have a high-end G602, which is meant to feature mikriki that are good for 10,000 clicks, but in my experience, even with extremely light use, the mikriki fail after only six months. The advantages of it include the following: Design (not only about the appearance, the overall idea) (not only about the appearance, the whole idea) Top sensor Wireless Having this drawback: There are manufacturing flaws in practically every mouse; at some point, the scroll will cease functioning adequately; this will happen with every mouse of this kind, and it will happen rather early on. If you use the mouse on a surface other than the table, the side keys protrude, and you inadvertently press them and advance to a different video on YouTube. You are able to make a replacement on the fly without being interrupted for charging because the built-in battery, which is still rather a negative, contains two sets of AA batteries. It goes without saying that the hassle with the charger and the search for the second set is hardly a gift either.