Pros :Good sensor and buttons

The buttons are somewhat easy to actuate, however, and I should mention I did register accidental right clicks fairly often which was quite annoying

Nice mouse I use on a MSI laptop, it tracks well, isn't heavy, doesn't have a ton of useless buttons I'll never bind anything to anyway.

Nice programmable buttons on the side too and doesnt feel cheap at all

Good button response/feel

Right click button failed only a few months after receiving the mouse.

I wasn't trying to buy the most flashiest mouse with crazy buttons or anything crazy

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

The button for changing DPI is really nice.

DPI button works well to adjust sensitivity.

DPI button works well to adjust sensitivity.

Great scroll wheel and buttons.

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

This is a simple, practical mouse with good sensitivity and buttons

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

Right click button failed only a few months after receiving the mouse.

Would appreciate a few more buttons to tinker with, but a decent mouse used mainly for PUBG

improvement.- i use a tip grip style, and this mouse is actually lightweight enough with the buttons well in reach to accommodate that

so there's no mistaking button presses

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

troubleshooting in the first 5 minutes of ownership isn't great, but it's especially agitating when you have to navigate google and tech support websites without a mouse.- the side and scroll wheel buttons take a deceptive amount of force to actuate, and sometimes the side buttons fail to fire

This has just the right buttons and great dpi settings

, just get the G203.The mouse itself has small indentations on the left and right click buttons, 2 buttons on the left, a scroll wheel, and a DPI change button in the middle

They were working fine, until one day I accidentally dropped my black mouse and the right click button just did not work anymore

The clicking is nice, as well as the scrolling button

scroll wheel press was harder than I was used to but got over it quickly, left\right buttons are super clicky and light weight, side buttons feel great too.

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

Has great buttons.

The scroll wheel can act as another button upon pressing, if you like, but I have that switched to off as I don't find it necessary for my use

and I don't have any problems accidentally clicking buttons

The only suggestions I would have would be to adjust the super-sensitive right button (I get more accidental clicks than I should) and make it a little heavier

, it fits comfortable on my hand and i small hands, love the 2 buttons on the side

The one feature i also like is the button on top that has preset speeds for movement.

The main differences between this and the G-Pro are: The G-Pro has a PMW3366 (The Mercury Sensor performs really close), the G Pro has a braided cable, which I prefer the rubber cable on the G203 as the G-Pro cable can some resistance and the G-Pro has tighter buttons

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

Great buttons, great sensor, great quality, great scroll wheel

n’t go wrong with this mouse

n’t go wrong with this mouse