Review on Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse: Unleash Your Gaming Potential! by Minoru Taguchi ᠌

In general - a baldness, it lies delightfully in the hand, this is probably the first mouse in my life that fits so nicely in my hand (not that I had many of them). Dirt and waste on the case does not stick or deposit, which I am pleasantly surprised. This is facilitated by the fact that the mouse is absolutely smooth and has very thin gaps between the buttons. Some pros: I've been using it for three months, I can not say anything bad. I use it tightly and a lot, nothing in the mouse causes dissatisfaction. Good quality, no problems. The sensor is extremely sensitive, in the utility you can flexibly adjust for yourself, which I did by reassigning the side buttons, swapping them. Set and forget. The utility wants it to always hang in the background, otherwise no button and backlight settings work. At first I thought it was some kind of joke, but then I saw the ability to save the settings to the mouse's memory, although the utility scares me that some functions like profiles switched on the fly will not be available. Fortunately, I don’t need all these bespontovye features, so I saved the settings I needed in memory and forgot about the utility forever. Some cons: Side buttons, their plastic and the method of fastening inside the case. The lower side button generally rattles insanely, as if it is fixed only on one side (well, or rather, it is obviously fixed only on one side from the bottom). When I touch it with my finger, putting my hand on the mouse, I constantly catch a rattling sound, as if I ran my finger along a guitar string. Such a DRYNNN sound. For a mouse at this price, it looks super-bad. It's not that it affects something critically, the buttons themselves are pressed normally, but you can naturally play some note on this button with your finger, it rattles so much. And no, this is not about some kind of marriage, but I see that it is fixed as it should, just such a design. The lower legs are like on an office mouse, over time, I think, they will wear out great. In general, the plastic legs look as cheap as possible. They are slippery, there are no questions, but they do not look reliable.