Logitech G603 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse

A mouse for the missus. She likes these mouses. Its a bit small for my hand. Logitech produce good quality mouses, this is no exception. Good accuracy, smooth operation and plenty of great features. Works a treat with her Mac. The battery lasts a long time between charges. She likes the feel of the scroll wheel too. Good value for money.

[This is a review for the Logitech G603 Wireless Gaming Mouse] An excellent mouse. This is why it won me over, when I had previously avoided wireless mice like the plague; 1) Terrific battery life - you won't be troubled to recharge for many, many months (apparently up to 18 months) - and no need for special charging mats or cables. 2) High precision, capable of matching competition-ready wired gaming mice. You can also toggle between high-precision for gaming that requires it, and low-precision (an unnoticeable difference for general usage) in order to maximize battery life. 3) Uses up-to 2 AA batteries (rechargeable or otherwise). This was a big plus for me, because it means that I have the option of replacing the batteries outright without throwing away the whole mouse if and when the batteries begin to degrade (as all rechargeable batteries eventually do). 4) You have the option of using just 1 battery instead of 2, if you prefer a lighter mouse. 5) The wireless range seemed to be quite impressive, too - allowing me to operate my computer (located in my first-floor bedroom) from the ground-floor living room - the signal making it through the floor, a good 15-20 feet away. With both batteries installed, the mouse is heavier than most. In my case, I have usually preferred a heavy mouse over a light one (probably because I'm accustomed to lighter mice being easily and inconveniently pulled / moved by an attached cable - which is infuriating if delicate precision and a light touch is required or desired). However, the sides of the mouse don't offer much grip - which when combined with the heavy weight can introduce a little strain if you are trying to lift the mouse with any frequency (as you would if you are using the mouse on a small surface). I hadn't experienced any kind of tendon or wrist discomfort before now - so I attribute this mild inconvenience to the weight combined with limited grip, requiring a firmer grasp to lift. Even so, I have been using both AA batteries installed at the same time, so I know that I can simply remove one in order to meaningfully reduce the weight (though I haven't been *so* troubled as to actually do so, yet). The mouse is designed for a right-handed user, though you might be able to get by if you are left-handed as the shape is fairly even (albeit, without the benefit of the thumb buttons) - though I don't know how that would feel after long-term usage. Overall, in spite of my one criticism, this is the mouse that has finally allowed me to do away with my trusty wired model - and I'm very happy with the change. Now I just want a comparable ergonomic keyboard ...

There's a lot to say about this mouse, and it's mostly good thing. For one, the HERO sensor in this mouse is a perfect mix of PWM 3366 sensor found on their highest end Logitech mouse like the Logitech G903 Wireless Gaming Mouse with Powerplay Wireless Charging Compatibility LIGHTSPEED It's portable, with Bluetooth and wireless mode that you can toggle with a button on the bottom of the mouse. The ergonomics is perfect for right-handed people, and the weight is evenly distributed even though Logitech has given users the option of installing only one battery instead of two for weight-related purposes. The Logitech software allows all kinds of customisations, from DPI to button configuration and profile management for this mouse. Perfect! Would recommend if you're a casual-hardcore gamer or just want a fantastic mouse for games and on the go on your laptop!

I bought this with the G613 keyboard and they are the perfect match for each other in both colour and subdued style. Both have easily switchable and pairable Bluetooth and both have the super low latency Logitech wireless dongle mode. I love the button on the top to change between sensitivity modes. I use pink mode on my 4k screen for general use then kick it up blue mode (highest sensitivity) for gaming. This works on both Bluetooth and Logitech dongle. I'm not an MLG Pro or whatever the kids are calling it these days, but I've gamed on PC for 30 years and used to be regularly in the top 3 on QuakeWorld back in the day, so I'm very used to fast-paced M&K gaming. I find the weight of it with two AA batteries fine for me for everyday use but I pop one out to lighten it for the fast-paced gaming at the cost of some battery life, which is insanely good anyway. You could lighten it further by using a smaller AAA battery in a 3d printed adapter I suppose too. My minor gripes with this mouse though are it feels a bit small in my hands. I'm only a medium-sized hand with skinny fingers too. I find myself having to do hand stretching exercises between sessions to uncramp my hand. Oh, if you use talcum powder to reduce sweaty palms this might not be for you as the magnetic top cover means the dust will drop right in and into the switches. Could gum things up. After three months the G emblem is wearing off. I miss the tilt wheel of my older mouse. The back/forward thumb buttons aren't as nice for precision as pressing them twitches the mouse and puts my thumb out of its natural resting position. Fine for web browsing, bad for gaming. Despite the drawbacks I do like the G603 paired with the G613 keyboard for both regular office use and gaming. I will be buying another set for my home office as they're both very nice to work with and aren't edgy and flashy and are a nice dark office grey, if that's your thing like me.

The G603 is really nice in my humble opinion. I personally have grown to prefer utilisation of batteries like this as you can always just replace the battery when it runs dry rather than having to wait for the thing to charge. I also really love being able to use it in Bluetooth mode. Extremely convenient as I can switch from my PC to my Laptop if I'm on the go. The Bluetooth mode has a lower polling rate though and the cursor is therefore noticeably more jittery. Doesn't really pose an issue though, it's just something I notice that I'm not hugely fond of but I'll just put it down to the limitations of Bluetooth, and it's neat that it's even there in the first place. The sensor is accurate and has been very elegant for me in games; I don't play as much as I used to but it feels as accurate as my old ROG Gladius Core. Couldn't ask for any more there Also something weird I noticed is that it can store an extra 5th DPI profile that didn't seem to be accessible by default; I accidentally added it through a software on Linux, and though that was interesting. Though, not particularly useful for me as I use a dpi of 700 on the daily. (#LowDPIGang) But yeah. Pretty nice. I'm happy with it, and hopefully it lasts. I'm generally lucky with tech and even stuff that people report breaking fast lasts me longer than I expect hahaha

I hated wireless mice until i discovered this one by Logitech, i hate the input delay caused by bluetooth or older versions of wireless mice and the awful battery life. This mouse suffers from neither of these problems. Whilst it does have a bluetooth connection option (which is still slow) the usb dongle with its advertised 'Lightspeed Wireless' technology, it feels just like using a wired mouse at any reasonable distance, with no detectable lag. It also works like a dream on most surfaces (even sofas) for couch use in front of a tv/pc set up, due to the advertised 'Hero' optical sensor which is extremely efficient in power and sensitivity. The battery life is also known to be extremely good as it runs on double A's which can just be replaced, with estimated 500 hours or much longer if the power saving mode is used. Highly recommended, for high quality budget gaming or general use. Feels like it should be a lot more expensive than it is. Only one criticism: The clicking is quite loud, but this does not bother me enough to reduce the rating.

I was getting horrible lag in games using my trusty old Logitech M510 with a unifying dongle - I Googled the problems and then realised it was lagging in Windows 10 too. I checked drivers, I re-booted - nothing worked. I purchased the G603 and wow! mouse movement was like skating on ice. Great mouse - some reviewers say that its surface is too smooth and slippery and asked why they didn't put a coat of rubberised material on it - I totally agree - really slippery if you lift it - I now keep licking my finger and thumb to get some purchase on it to lift it and replace it. I have put guitar pick non-slip stuff on it but not great - so a great mouse but might cover it in some rubberised glue so I can lift it. UPDATE - could not get on with this slippery sucker so I purchased 'Rust-Oleum Anti-Slip Slip Resistant Coating Spray 400ml' from Amazon Rust-Oleum Anti-Slip Slip Resistant Coating Spray 400ml and it is superb. I masked off the switches and gave it three light coats a minute a part. Now this mouse is perfect - my hand no longer slips off it when lifting it to re-position. Superb mouse - just wished Logitech covered it in rubber as many of their other mouses have. EDIT UPDATE: Mouse has been fine for three months - now the scroll wheel is playing up. Try to scroll down a web page and it randomly scrolls up or down or just does nothing. After all these years you would think that Logitech could make a functioning mouse that lasts longer than three months for £66 - lot of money for a bloody mouse. Returned to Amazon for full refund - good old Amazon.

Really nice no-nonsense mouse, I was torn between this one and the more expensive variation but now its here I'm glad I went with this model. The wireless connection is far superior to my old G700s and feels as though you're using a wired mouse, no skipping or stuttering at all, as smooth as butter. The mouse itself has a velvety smooth texture to it and feels very comfortable in the hand, I have two rechargeable AA batteries in it, no ability to plug this in to the mains isn't an issue at all as it's rated for 500 hours on a single charge so when it eventually runs low I can swap a fresh set in and go on my way. If you're not into wireless charging (I'm not really) and cosmetic features like RGB lighting then this is your best choice.

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Excellente souris, j'appréhendais le fait qu'elle soit sans fil mais cela ne se ressent pas du tout en jeux, la réactivité et la précision sont très bonnes, y compris dans les fps nerveux. De plus le sans fil amène un confort d'utilisation très agréable et je n'envisage plus de retourner sur un modèle filaire. L'autonomie là encore est excellente, une seule pile permet de tenir plusieurs mois (6 en moyenne, dépendant évidemment de l'intensité d'utilisation) et permet aussi d'alléger la souris. Que se soit avec une ou deux pile, la prise en main est très agréable. La finition est très bonne, qualitative. J'en ai commandé une deuxième pour jouer en amoureux x)

I got this because I wanted a heavier mouse with this kind of grip, and it has been great for the few weeks I’ve had it. Not disappointed at all!

Ho acquistato il g603 dopo aver provato a casa di un amico un set combo, tastiera e mouse, completamente wireless per qualche giorno. Non credevo che fosse cosi comodo eliminare i fili su queste due periferiche. In passato sono stato un videogiocatore incallito e ho sempre evitato queste soluzioni, per ritardi negli input e per la paura che mi si scaricassero le batterie in una sessione di gioco intensa. Ora che gioco molto meno, preferisco avere la comodità d’uso di un sistema wireless che la precisione del cavo. Materiali e ergonomia. La qualità costruttiva è ottima, solido, piacevole al tatto e sufficientemente pesante per dare un buon feedback nell’uso. Dispone di due tasti aggiuntivi al lato, una rotella precisa e il pulsante per regolare il dpi in 4 velocità. Il pannello superiore si può smontare facilmente, grazie ad un sistema magnetico per raggiungere il vano batteria, dove si possono cambiare le pile (due classiche stilo). Nella parte inferiore si può scegliere il sistema di trasmissione, wifi o bluetooth. Viene fornito con un ricevitore usb per i computer sforniti di bluetooth. Avrei gradito che fosse possibile la connessione con cavo, staccabile, type-C o micro Usb come molti mouse simili. Invece è solo wireless. Ergonomia: Io ho una mano non molto grande, il mouse è perfetto per me, non mi stanca usarlo e lo trovo molto comodo. Come funziona? Lo uso dal 2020, e non ho riscontrato problemi. Mi si è scolorita solo la G del logo.. Nell’uso quotidiano lo trovo preciso e puntale nelle risposte. Ci gioco tranquillamente, ma se dovessi giocare a Esport competitivi, probabilmente prenderei un mouse cablato. Poterlo connettere sia con il wireless che con il bluetooth, li garantisce una buona versatilità. Per me è un plus, perché lo collego sia al pc Desktop che al portatile senza dover avere due mouse. Ottima la durata delle batterie, dal 2020 le ho sostituite solo una volta, ma non ne faccio un uso intensivo. Conclusioni: Ho speso circa 60 euro per prenderlo e sono soddisfatto, ho visto che in offerta si può trovare anche a meno, circa 45 euro e cosi prende ancora maggior valore. Lo considero un ottimo acquisto.

Works as expected, no issues.