Review on 💡 Logitech G403 Hero 25K Gaming Mouse with Lightsync RGB, Lightweight 87G+10G Optional, Braided Cable, and Rubber Side Grips - Boost your Performance with 25, 600 DPI by Athit Za ᠌

I'll put in my 5 cents about the sensations after operation. I will say right away that I rarely write reviews, but this particular instance of the mouse left me no choice. So, I used the device for a little more than 2 months. During this time, in shooters, the sensor was torn off many times, almost daily. The previous Pixart PMW3366 is much more reliable in this regard, although it is a bit old. In terms of tactile sensations, the buttons are still the same with the G403, but with a more pleasant, non-slip surface. Much to my disappointment, sometimes everything rattles just as loudly as on the previous version. It makes no sense to write about ergonomics, it lies chic in the hand, the materials are pleasant to the touch, the weight is excellent, the assembly is reliable. But, after about a month, the side panels of the mouse (left, on which the side buttons, and right, respectively), made of rubberized plastic, as a result of operation, began to acquire a different shade. At first I didn’t attach any importance, because it doesn’t affect the functionality, it’s not scary. But after some more time, to my deepest regret, I discovered that this rubberized surface simply begins to wear off at the points of contact with the fingers (thumb and little finger), like an eraser, leaving ugly spots and an inappropriate appearance. There was no limit to disappointment, because. the mouse was purchased in another city, and the return under warranty would take a decent amount of time, and there is no replacement as such. Perhaps it was an unsuccessful batch, or I specifically got a bad copy, I don’t know. I won’t put a stigma, but my impressions were disappointing, I wouldn’t dare to buy a second time. And given the cost of ~ 5t. R., I would return to the previous version of the G403 without overpaying for dubious merits.