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Logitech G603 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 12K Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 500h Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black

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Connectivity Technology Bluetooth
Special Feature Logitech Hero Optical Sensor; Six Programmable Buttons; 200-12,000 DPI
Movement Detection Technology Optical

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  • Next-gen HERO optical sensor for unrivaled performance and power efficiency delivering 500 hours of non-stop gaming. AA batteries required
  • Advanced LIGHTSPEED wireless technology for super-fast 1 ms response time and faster than wired performance
  • Connect to multiple devices using either LIGHTSPEED or Bluetooth and easily switch between the two with a push of a button
  • Built for comfort with an ergonomically-designed, lightweight, contoured body. Adjust weight by using one or two batteries
  • 6 programmable buttons and on-board memory to store your favorite settings. Works with PC, Mac, tablets with Android and iOS

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    Product Description

    G603 is a next-generation gaming mouse for a wireless world. It features the new HERO sensor for unrivaled performance with up to 10x the battery efficiency compared to prior generations. It also includes LIGHTSPEED technology which delivers unrivaled wireless performance surpassing wired gaming mice. G603 can connect to multiple devices and easily switch between performance modes for a customizable experience. Requirements : Windows 7 or later , macOS 10.11 or later , Android 3.2 or later Chrome.

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    Customer reviews

    4.4 out of 5 stars
    4.4 out of 5
    2,132 global ratings

    Customers say

    Customers like the performance, battery life, and comfort of the mouse. For example, they mention it performs extremely well, has precise tracking, and the magnetic cover makes it easy to replace the batteries. Some complain about the scrolling, click quality, and connectivity. Opinions are mixed on quality, connectivity, and weight.

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    183 customers mention131 positive52 negative

    Customers like the performance of the mouse. For example, they say it's responsive, works great in games, and has a long battery life. Some mention that the scroll wheel is still working smoothly. Overall, most are satisfied with the performance and functionality of the product.

    "...It's comfortable to hold; it performs well across many different genres; and its low-power and Bluetooth options give it some productivity viability..." Read more

    "...The scroll wheel is still working smoothly and while the appearance is a bit worn, this is a mouse that has seen a lot of use in almost 4 years...." Read more

    "...to know that even on the "low" speed setting this mouse is already so much faster and so much more responsive than regular wireless mice, especially..." Read more

    "...I powered it with 2 brand new Duracell alkaline batteries. The mouse became sluggish, so I replaced the Duracell batteries on 02/05/2021 with 2 Ray-O..." Read more

    110 customers mention98 positive12 negative

    Customers like the battery life of the mouse. They mention that it takes one AA battery, but you can add a second to extend life. They also appreciate the magnetic cover, which makes it easy to replace the batteries and clean it.

    "...Two double A batteries and your off to the races. The battery life is outstanding with my replacing the battery 3 times every two years with..." Read more

    "...The batteries tested good, however only marginally so...." Read more

    "...you need without the frills for a good price, and the battery life is amazing. I highly recommend it." Read more

    "...This could be the perfect mouse. It runs for months on one battery if you don't use the high reporting rate and I can't tell the difference between..." Read more

    108 customers mention88 positive20 negative

    Customers like the comfort of the mouse. They mention that it feels comfortable in their hands, has great ergonomics, and is balanced. They also appreciate the shape and matte hard surfaces. They say the mouse feels like an extension of their body and that they can easily and comfortably press both thumb buttons and the scroll button using a palm grip.

    "...has neither a thumb rest nor textured sides, it does have an ergonomic design, with a gentle curve on the right side and a steeper curve on the left...." Read more

    "...This thing is so light and accurate that it feels like an extension of my body!..." Read more

    "I love this mouse. It has a great feel and great responsiveness, but don't expect battery life of anywhere close to what they advertise...." Read more

    "...It's lightweight and ergonomic. It has all of the important buttons: left, right, middle, front and back. It has a programmable DPI button...." Read more

    173 customers mention118 positive55 negative

    Customers are mixed about the quality of the mouse. Some mention it's a basic, but fantastic mouse, well made, and durable. They say the hard surfaces make for nice continuous use. However, some customers say it'll not last long, doesn't hold up very well with time, and is the worst Logitech mouse they've ever owned.

    "...instead, you probably should; otherwise, the G603 is a fine choice for the competent, everyday gamer who doesn't need anything too fancy...." Read more

    "...DURABILITY: As noted this mouse is almost 4 years old and still works perfectly. I have no issues with sticking buttons or sensor tracking...." Read more

    "...Edit from October 2021:This is not a reliable mouse, don't expect it to last long with reliable mouse clicks or scrolling...." Read more

    "...It is also quite durable. I have dropped it several times on commercial office carpet, and it didn't care. Ergonomically, it is good...." Read more

    84 customers mention54 positive30 negative

    Customers have mixed opinions about the connectivity of the mouse. Some mention that it has Bluetooth connectivity as well as regular wireless, and works well. However, others say that the Bluetooth connection doesn't want to reliably connect to their Surface Pro 3, the transmitter disconnects frequently, and it stopped working.

    "...Fully programmable buttons using the Logitech software- Bluetooth connectivity as well as regular wireless (with USB dongle)-..." Read more

    "...TRUE WIRELESS; A lot of mice claim to be wireless but then you need a recharge..." Read more

    "...Even before I started having these issues the mouse would occasionally lag behind or glitch a little bit (like maybe once every couple hours)...." Read more

    "...It's light, it connects both to Bluetooth and through it's own included wireless dongle and effortlessly switches between the two...." Read more

    78 customers mention42 positive36 negative

    Customers are mixed about the weight of the mouse. Some mention that it has good weight with batteries inside, making it feel lighter. However, others say that it's a little on the heavy side compared to what they had before from Roccat, heavier than a wired mouse, and that it throws off the balance of the weight from L to R.

    "...This thing is so light and accurate that it feels like an extension of my body!..." Read more

    "...I pretty much fell in love with it. It's heavier than a wired mouse, but I'm a casual FPS player, not a pro...." Read more

    "...It's lightweight and ergonomic. It has all of the important buttons: left, right, middle, front and back. It has a programmable DPI button...." Read more

    "...The last issue with the 603 and 602 is that they're both much heavier than the G5 even when the G5 has weight cartridges in it...." Read more

    121 customers mention4 positive117 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the scrolling of the mouse. They mention that the wheel sometimes scrolls backwards, up, or in the opposite direction. Some customers also report that the mouse wheel freely spins and does not work. Some say that the scroll wheel eventually jams up and cannot scroll up or down.

    "...Basically when you're scrolling down, it will scroll up a line either at the beginning or end of the scroll. Annoying!..." Read more

    "...I've said before is still true, but I've been noticing very weird scrolling for about 4 months now...." Read more

    "...This causes tracking glitches frequently. The G5 only had this issue every once in a while. The 603 manages to go screwy multiple times per day." Read more

    "...my mouse movement, then after like 3 seconds or so it will spin around really fast or if I am not in game it my cursor will just go crazy and race..." Read more

    55 customers mention13 positive42 negative

    Customers are dissatisfied with the click quality of the mouse. They mention that it has a double clicking issue, the click is a little less perfect than previous Logitech gaming mice, and the mouse triple-clicks all the time. They also say that the scroll click doesn't feel as predictable or precise. Some customers also report that the primary mouse click button is acting up and the scroll wheel starts clicking louder.

    "...the button does not physically repeat fast enough (i.e., the button does not spring back fast enough)..." Read more

    "...and so I get double clicking problems often." Read more

    "...My only annoyance is that given this short period the primary mouse click button is acting up. Logitech used to mean a lifetime and not so sure now." Read more

    "...I appreciate the scroll wheel also being fully tactile and not just scrolling loosely which would also be useless in a game for selecting weapons..." Read more

    Great Mouse - Battery Life Not So Good
    5 Stars
    Great Mouse - Battery Life Not So Good
    I love this mouse. It has a great feel and great responsiveness, but don't expect battery life of anywhere close to what they advertise.I started with the G603 set to "LO" battery usage after I purchased it on 06/15/2020. I am not a gamer, so I did not need to run it on "HI". I powered it with 2 brand new Duracell alkaline batteries. The mouse became sluggish, so I replaced the Duracell batteries on 02/05/2021 with 2 Ray-O-Vac alkaline batteries. So, I got 235 days of battery life out of the first set of Duracell alkaline batteries. This is about 7.7 months, not the 18 months that was advertised! In May of 2021 I started having problems (about 3 months of usage with the Ray-O-Vac batteries). I was getting double-clicks for a number of my single-clicks. I did not recognize the behavior until it got a bit worse toward the end of June 2021. I contacted Logitech Tech Support on 07/12/2021 and told them what the problem was. They gave me a long list of troubleshooting steps. None of which solved the problem. I thought the problem may have subsided, but it had not. It continued to get worse. I contacted Logitech Tech Support again on August 19th of 2021. They gave me another long list of troubleshooting steps. Again, none of which solved the problem. Finally, on 08/28/2021, while watching a movie I was reminded that as batteries age and are used up that their working voltage declines. I know that things can get flaky with a lot of devices with lower than required voltage. With that in mind I decided to test the batteries in my G603. The batteries tested good, however only marginally so. So, I got two new AA alkaline batteries and tested them. They tested good with a much higher reading on the battery tester. I put the new batteries in my G603. THE MULTIPLE-CLICK ISSUE ON A SINGLE-CLICK DISAPPEARED IMMEDIATELY!Conclusion, the first thing on Logitech's troubleshooting checklist should have been to:"REPLACE THE BATTERIES WITH FRESH ONES BEFORE YOU RECOMMEND DOING ANY OTHER FORM OF TROUBLESHOOTING!"This would have saved a lot of wasted time for both Logitech Tech Support and especially for me!So, remember, if something starts to act flaky, you may want to replace the batteries first before moving into that long list of Logitech troubleshooting steps.After all of the hassle with this issue, my new battery protocol for my G603 is to use rechargeable batteries and replace them every 3 months with freshly charged ones.
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    Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2018
    This mouse is one of the less expensive wireless mice from Logitech, and it gets the job done. It's comfortable to hold; it performs well across many different genres; and its low-power and Bluetooth options give it some productivity viability as well. If you have enough money to splurge for the versatile G903 or the more refined G703 instead, you probably should; otherwise, the G603 is a fine choice for the competent, everyday gamer who doesn't need anything too fancy.

    The G603 is a fairly small (around 4.9 x 2.7 inches) mouse that looks like it'd be equally at home with a desktop or a laptop setup. Although the mouse has neither a thumb rest nor textured sides, it does have an ergonomic design, with a gentle curve on the right side and a steeper curve on the left. The central gray panel on the mouse lifts up to reveal storage space for a wireless dongle, as well as two AA batteries. Unlike some of Logitech's other wireless mice, the G603 can't be used with a USB cable, so whatever you do, don't lose that tiny, tiny dongle!

    The mouse has six programmable buttons: a left button, a right button, a clickable scroll wheel, a dots-per-inch (DPI) sensitivity adjuster just beneath that, and two thumb buttons. Everything is pretty much where it's supposed to be. There are also two buttons on the bottom of the mouse. One changes from the default power consumption to a low-power mode for productivity. The other shifts between dongle and Bluetooth connectivity.

    So in short...

    GOOD:
    - Comfortable design
    - Fair price
    - Great wireless performance
    - Fully programmable buttons using the Logitech software
    - Bluetooth connectivity as well as regular wireless (with USB dongle)
    - Use two AA batteries and not on board rechargeable battery
    - USB dongle extension cable included
    - Long battery life

    NOT SO GOOD
    - Use two AA batteries and not on board rechargeable battery (for those who prefer to have a rechargeable battery instead)
    - Cannot be used connected to USB cable
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    5.0 out of 5 stars Fully programmable, performance mouse and perfect size for desktop or laptop
    Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2018
    This mouse is one of the less expensive wireless mice from Logitech, and it gets the job done. It's comfortable to hold; it performs well across many different genres; and its low-power and Bluetooth options give it some productivity viability as well. If you have enough money to splurge for the versatile G903 or the more refined G703 instead, you probably should; otherwise, the G603 is a fine choice for the competent, everyday gamer who doesn't need anything too fancy.

    The G603 is a fairly small (around 4.9 x 2.7 inches) mouse that looks like it'd be equally at home with a desktop or a laptop setup. Although the mouse has neither a thumb rest nor textured sides, it does have an ergonomic design, with a gentle curve on the right side and a steeper curve on the left. The central gray panel on the mouse lifts up to reveal storage space for a wireless dongle, as well as two AA batteries. Unlike some of Logitech's other wireless mice, the G603 can't be used with a USB cable, so whatever you do, don't lose that tiny, tiny dongle!

    The mouse has six programmable buttons: a left button, a right button, a clickable scroll wheel, a dots-per-inch (DPI) sensitivity adjuster just beneath that, and two thumb buttons. Everything is pretty much where it's supposed to be. There are also two buttons on the bottom of the mouse. One changes from the default power consumption to a low-power mode for productivity. The other shifts between dongle and Bluetooth connectivity.

    So in short...

    GOOD:
    - Comfortable design
    - Fair price
    - Great wireless performance
    - Fully programmable buttons using the Logitech software
    - Bluetooth connectivity as well as regular wireless (with USB dongle)
    - Use two AA batteries and not on board rechargeable battery
    - USB dongle extension cable included
    - Long battery life

    NOT SO GOOD
    - Use two AA batteries and not on board rechargeable battery (for those who prefer to have a rechargeable battery instead)
    - Cannot be used connected to USB cable
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    Reviewed in the United States on May 22, 2019
    I am now 4 years, okay 3 years 8 months, into using this mouse and it is STILL my go to gaming mouse. The logo is a bit worn down after so many years of nearly constant use but the mouse still performs perfectly. I thought I would break down the pros on this mouse.

    1) TRUE WIRELESS; A lot of mice claim to be wireless but then you need a recharge cable or a mouse pad that needs a USB cable, so they do need a wire. Even a mouse that uses a QI charger technically needs a wire, not the G603. Two double A batteries and your off to the races. The battery life is outstanding with my replacing the battery 3 times every two years with constant use.

    2) COMFORT; This is a bit subjective. I have medium to large hands and am a palm grip gamer. This mouse is a near perfect fit for me and after long gaming sessions I have no hand pain.

    3) DURABILITY: As noted this mouse is almost 4 years old and still works perfectly. I have no issues with sticking buttons or sensor tracking. The scroll wheel is still working smoothly and while the appearance is a bit worn, this is a mouse that has seen a lot of use in almost 4 years.

    Cons; okay sort of, these will be cons for some as I will note in each..

    1) NO Lighting; Not sure why this matters to people as my hand covers my mouse so RGB on my mouse or any lighting to me means little. Plus by removing the lighting the battery life is extended. However if you want RGB this is not for you.

    2) Weight; another issue I have never understood. Light mice feel flimsy to me and I feel a bit out of control, I like a heavy mouse. The two double A batteries do mean this is a heavier mouse but remember heavier is subjective, to me the weight is near perfect.

    3) The Software; this is one area I wish Logitech would fix. The software is a bit intrusive on the system and does not give a decent battery level indicator. Basically, you know full, half and need a new battery. However, the battery life is LONG and there is an LED on the mouse to let you know when to swap batteries.

    For my main gaming rig this is my go-to mouse and all I have used since I bought it, did I mention that was almost 4 years ago :-) I have a travel rig that I use a wired mouse on (wireless peripherals at a LAN event can be a mess) and I notice the switch, the cord feels like it limits my control a bit.

    At the current price of around $50 I bought a spare for the day this mouse days, everything dies eventually, and it sits in its box unopened waiting for my need. I cannot stress enough if you want to try a wireless mouse, BUY ONE, at the current price they are amazing, and you might never go back to wired again.
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    Joseph Sullivan
    5.0 out of 5 stars It's the perfect "I want all the hi-tech mouse stuff, but I don't want to spend insane amounts of money" mouse for PC gamers.
    Reviewed in Canada on January 21, 2018
    Just excellent all around. I'm honestly not really sure why you would spend all the extra money for the G903, when the G603 has all the same sensors and low latency technology. Plus two side buttons that you can remap to anything you can put your mind to in the Logitech Gaming Software, whether it's keyboard keys, double clicks, macros, media functions, windows shortcuts, or even special G603 features like DPI shift and battery level indicator. I mean technically you can map all of the buttons if you really want. And you can even do per-program button bindings, so that the side buttons are set to one set of keys for one game, and another set of keys for your web browser, etc.

    The light on top is a nice RGB led, used for indicating DPI level, battery life, and performance/endurance mode. You can choose to install one or two AA batteries, since they're wired in parallel, adding two gives you longer battery life but heavy weight. It comes with Duracell OEM batteries (nice touch, Logitech, only company I've ever seen to not include crappy chinese weird batteries), I've been running on just one in performance mode since I got my mouse and it's still in the green battery life.

    The entire grey section of the mouse is one piece that comes off, held on only by 3 neodymium magnets. That includes the mouse buttons themselves, they come off when you change the battery, which is weird, but it works fine, buttons always end up in the exact same position every time.

    There's a switch on the button for off/endurance/performance (performance being the low latency mode, endurance being more like a regular wireless mouse), and another RGB LED indicating wifi/bluetooth mode, easily selectable with a bluetooth/wifi toggle button. At first the button didn't do anything for me unless I unplugged the RF receiver from the PC, I contacted Logitech support, they just told me to uninstall/reinstall Logitech Gaming Software, and sure enough that fixed it. Now I can instantly jump between using the mouse on my PC, and using it on my Android phone just by pressing the button on the bottom of my mouse.

    I personally can't really tell the difference in latency on 60hz monitors, maybe on a 144hz monitor you could notice. But I run in performance mode anyway. I've seen the Linus video at the logitech labs, they have the proof that it is faster than even wired mice.

    For some reason their manual recommends a distance between the mouse and the USB receiver as small as 20cm. That's tiny. I'm at about 150cm without issue, I'm not sure if they're suggesting for interference or latency.

    The plastic is super smooth and silky, very nice, nothing feels cheap at all. The weight with one battery is perfect for me. The sensor is excellent. And where this mouse really shines is the plethora of customization options in the logitech software for nerds like me. It's the perfect "I want all the advanced mouse stuff, but I don't want to spend a ridiculous amount of money" mouse for any PC gamer.
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    5.0 out of 5 stars It's the perfect "I want all the hi-tech mouse stuff, but I don't want to spend insane amounts of money" mouse for PC gamers.
    Reviewed in Canada on January 21, 2018
    Just excellent all around. I'm honestly not really sure why you would spend all the extra money for the G903, when the G603 has all the same sensors and low latency technology. Plus two side buttons that you can remap to anything you can put your mind to in the Logitech Gaming Software, whether it's keyboard keys, double clicks, macros, media functions, windows shortcuts, or even special G603 features like DPI shift and battery level indicator. I mean technically you can map all of the buttons if you really want. And you can even do per-program button bindings, so that the side buttons are set to one set of keys for one game, and another set of keys for your web browser, etc.

    The light on top is a nice RGB led, used for indicating DPI level, battery life, and performance/endurance mode. You can choose to install one or two AA batteries, since they're wired in parallel, adding two gives you longer battery life but heavy weight. It comes with Duracell OEM batteries (nice touch, Logitech, only company I've ever seen to not include crappy chinese weird batteries), I've been running on just one in performance mode since I got my mouse and it's still in the green battery life.

    The entire grey section of the mouse is one piece that comes off, held on only by 3 neodymium magnets. That includes the mouse buttons themselves, they come off when you change the battery, which is weird, but it works fine, buttons always end up in the exact same position every time.

    There's a switch on the button for off/endurance/performance (performance being the low latency mode, endurance being more like a regular wireless mouse), and another RGB LED indicating wifi/bluetooth mode, easily selectable with a bluetooth/wifi toggle button. At first the button didn't do anything for me unless I unplugged the RF receiver from the PC, I contacted Logitech support, they just told me to uninstall/reinstall Logitech Gaming Software, and sure enough that fixed it. Now I can instantly jump between using the mouse on my PC, and using it on my Android phone just by pressing the button on the bottom of my mouse.

    I personally can't really tell the difference in latency on 60hz monitors, maybe on a 144hz monitor you could notice. But I run in performance mode anyway. I've seen the Linus video at the logitech labs, they have the proof that it is faster than even wired mice.

    For some reason their manual recommends a distance between the mouse and the USB receiver as small as 20cm. That's tiny. I'm at about 150cm without issue, I'm not sure if they're suggesting for interference or latency.

    The plastic is super smooth and silky, very nice, nothing feels cheap at all. The weight with one battery is perfect for me. The sensor is excellent. And where this mouse really shines is the plethora of customization options in the logitech software for nerds like me. It's the perfect "I want all the advanced mouse stuff, but I don't want to spend a ridiculous amount of money" mouse for any PC gamer.
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    Vanshaj Garg
    3.0 out of 5 stars Good mouse, but no longevity
    Reviewed in Singapore on February 1, 2022
    Good mouse, but the main issue is overtime the sensor started becoming slower in terms of tracking, with no changes done to the mouse, as well as logitechs double clicking issue Even though its been two years, I would love to get into contact with logitech to see how I can resolve this issue.
    Ryan
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantastic battery life and software function
    Reviewed in Canada on January 5, 2019
    I used the Steelseries Rival 650 for a few months, but their software was atrocious. Battery life only lasted 2-4 days.

    Therefore I went ahead to get myself a Logitech G603. This mouse was everything I needed in terms of wireless function and battery life. Furthermore, the Logitech gaming software is fantastic. I'm able to program my two side buttons to keyboard functions, but with a click of the DPI button (which i have programmed to be G-Shift), I am able to perform other macros and function while holding down the DPI button.

    Pros:
    - Comfortable size, perfect for a palm grip user.
    - No rubber sides (which means no wear and tear or accumulation of dirt)
    - Long battery life
    - Simple design with no distracting lights
    - Fantastic wireless signal

    Cons:
    - Could use with a tad bit more tactile feedback on the scroll wheel
    - DPI button is a bit mushy. Not sure if its the design or if its just my unit
    Brian
    1.0 out of 5 stars Great mouse EXCEPT ITS USED AND BROKEN
    Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2023
    When I got the mouse I noticed that the package was not sealed.
    Then I noticed that the cover where you put the batteries in came off very easily, like way too easily.
    As you can see in this image the previous owner broke the clip that holds the mouse cover on and then returned it.
    I also noticed that the bottom of the mouse has little scuffs and scratches on it. Confirming that it had been used.

    Luckily it has weak magnets to hold it in place or it would not be useable.

    Very disappointed to get a used and broken mouse from Amazon. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to be able to return it.

    Otherwise if functions great.
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    Brian
    1.0 out of 5 stars Great mouse EXCEPT ITS USED AND BROKEN
    Reviewed in Canada on February 9, 2023
    When I got the mouse I noticed that the package was not sealed.
    Then I noticed that the cover where you put the batteries in came off very easily, like way too easily.
    As you can see in this image the previous owner broke the clip that holds the mouse cover on and then returned it.
    I also noticed that the bottom of the mouse has little scuffs and scratches on it. Confirming that it had been used.

    Luckily it has weak magnets to hold it in place or it would not be useable.

    Very disappointed to get a used and broken mouse from Amazon. Unfortunately I'm not in a position to be able to return it.

    Otherwise if functions great.
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    CameronHutchcroft
    4.0 out of 5 stars Good wireless mouse for gaming
    Reviewed in Canada on May 14, 2023
    The scroll-wheel broke not one year after getting this mouse. I was able to get a warranty replacement from Logitech. Beware that being too aggressive with the wheel will break it. If you can't get a warranty replacement, you can get an aftermarket replacement wheel for a good price and repair it yourself.

    The battery life, ergonomics, and performance of this mouse has otherwise been great. Good option if you don't care for all the bells and whistles of more expensive models.