Good entry level mouse, nice RGB, good quality build, solid product for the price point

great mouse at a great price, very basic but is a very well built and reliable mouse.

Although the death adder is way more accurate less heavy, this mouse is still very comfy and well built

Mouse has feels well built and have a feeling it will last as some of Logitech's products.

This is a shame because it is otherwise such a well built and precise mouse

The size and performance of the mouse is really good and I bought it for $20

(I have medium-sized hands) as opposed to my MX518s which fit me like a glove

Love the size and the side buttons are is perfect positions.

The mouse wheel in the middle is actually the perfect size and shape for me, and it's one I haven't seen used before in another mouse

I've only had this mouse for a few days, but I love the simplicity and size

RGB Lighting (And not some solid color BS, like 12.8 million colors breathing effects type of stuff)- Depressed

RGB Lighting (And not some solid color BS, like 12.8 million colors breathing effects type of stuff)- Depressed

RGB looks very nice, the mouse is very customizable, and the mouse is very good for fps games

The RGB is nice if you like that stuff and can be shut off or left one solid color if you don't

Good entry level mouse, nice RGB, good quality build, solid product for the price point

It has a safe design like the mice you use in the school's computer lab

Additionally this mouse has a pretty smooth design and decent texture for your hands, I’ve had some that have felt better but not bad

(picture for example)- Smooth design and texture great for claw holders- 8000 dpi sensor with ability to change in increments of 50 (7950, etc.)- DPI Button with up to 4 on-the-fly dpi changes (also can be programmed to a key)- 2 custom buttons both on the inside of the mouse (more on that below)Meh (Opinion)- No Braided Cable (they

Due to its shape it can easily be an ambidextrous mouse thanks to the Classic Design

There is a ton of debate on the internet as to what the difference is between this and the more expensive G Pro

The clicks are precise, the weight is just right, and the mouse has a good feel in your hand

This mouse just has a nice feel to it, it's simple and small but does what it needs to do and has a good feeling response to it

The overall feel and precision of the mouse was very good, but spoilt by the poor software.

Very nice feel in my hand (standard/fps mouse, not really meant for claw grip), very smooth tracking

However, I just didn't like the feel of their mouse quite as much as the Logitech

I recommend this product to everyone who wants some great gaming experience.

I highly recommend this product for anyone on a budget.

Good entry level mouse, nice RGB, good quality build, solid product for the price point

I wonder who rated the product less than five starsI recommend itLogitech Gaming Software you can choose How many DPI numbers lvl max is 5 lvlsthat mean dpi cycling you can use 5 clicks per click you can control how many dpii used first click 1200

I will be investigating warranty options, but for such an inexpensive product (a plus, of course), exchanging it quickly becomes a waste of time and money (for postage).Incidentally, I tested to ensure that the mouse is the problem by replacing it with another mouse (an older Logitech G5, as it happens), and with no config changes, its wheel and overall functions are solid with no problems at all

You get a top-quality gaming mouse at the price of a standard mouse

Let me just say that I have been using the same Azza Gaming Mouse(Discontinued) for over four years

But the best is the fast and accurate mouse while gaming.

I only replaced the MX518 because it was beat up, scratched up, sticky, dirty, from long hours and years of intense gaming.

There is a ton of debate on the internet as to what the difference is between this and the more expensive G Pro

Overall this is a fantastic gaming mouse for a good "budget" price below $30.00 coming from a good quality company

It was just what I wanted, a good quality mouse for gaming with the right number of extra buttons for a good price

Good entry level mouse, nice RGB, good quality build, solid product for the price point

The design is simplistic but high quality, I just love it

Overall , it features very nice and accurate RGB colors , very light clicks so beware if thats an issue for you , and good build quality, great optical sensor that never failed me so far.5/5!

I bought this mouse because of the features and good reviews for the affordable price

Wrapping up, this is a high quality gaming mouse at an affordable price.

I bought this recently because of the size and the cheaper price compared to the G Pro and it does not disappoint

The price is also much cheaper for the G203.So sensor performance wise the mercury sensor is not too far off from the 3366 sensor

It says a lot when this is half the price of the SteelSeries Rival 110 and still feels and performs way better

But my mom seems to love the RGB lighting on it (the software can sync the mouse and keyboard RGB together) and is content with it the feel of it so far.

This mouse has no issues for me as it fits my hand perfectly, has an adequate scroll, and also has some LED lighting which I've never actually had before

Oh, and when my computer reboots to do updates it seems to forget that I disabled the lights until it gets into Windows

There is a ton of debate on the internet as to what the difference is between this and the more expensive G Pro

Wasn't too expensive either and love the lighting that it gives off

The RGB is easy to use just make sure to install the correct software for

The software is really easy to use which is another plus++++

Because of the buggy Logitech software needed to program the mouse's memory

Quality product as usual from Logitech Got this for my Wife's all white setup, plug and play, software was easy to set up and use

The overall feel and precision of the mouse was very good, but spoilt by the poor software.

although gaming grade wireless has come a long way).The mouse has a long cable, and has two buttons on the side as well as a button below the mouse wheel that are all programmable

And the left and right buttons of the mouse are pretty loud(not that audible with my headphones tho)

Great mouse love the two extra buttons on the left side of the mice and the RGB is greatbeen using it for a while now and it’s srill holding up and still has a nice click too

Aside from the downgrade of losing the 12 buttons on the side, this mouse is awesome

I also like the two side buttons on the left side of the mouse they provide a nice spot for some hot keys while gaming

, omron switches, matte textured plastic side grip, large and flat scroll wheel with nice clicks and solid steps, a rubber cable that is flexible and soft and arguable even better than the one on G Pro, it all screams quality on this mouse, most of these features you won't even get from some other "premium" mice *cough $70 zowie stiff as hell buttons and huanos cough*Logitech even kept the RGB lighting on this

I like this mouse just fine for work, but for leisure and overall daily use I prefer the G303 Daedalus

The clicks are satisfying, and don't sound like cheap plastic switches

The interesting thing is that for years, I was a 400 dpi player, but could not perform at that DPI on the Gpro as well as I could on the 3310 in my EC2A.

the plastic feels cheap, but it is still comfortable to wrap your hand around