Logitech G203 Wired Gaming Mouse, 8,000 DPI, Rainbow Optical Effect LIGHTSYNC RGB, 6 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, Screen Mapping, PC/Mac Computer and Laptop Compatible - White

This mouse is the most comfortable mouse Ive ever used. I have the Razer Death adder as well, which is great, but can get clunky for casual use. Logitech is hands down the go-to brand in PC accessories.

As as of right now Im using this mouse for gaming. The logi g203 does the job. the lightsync feature is accurate and has its own software. I recommend this for gamers and some other people who are on a budget

This mouse, unlike its predecessor, the G203 Prodigy, does not work with Logitech Gaming Software, and instead uses G HUB. My problems with this mouse don’t really come from the mouse itself, but rather from G HUB. First issue with G HUB: Profiles (the different sets of settings used between programs) don’t switch automatically. This ties into a broader point of things not working as intended, which bring me to my second issue. Macros have added delay. Currently I’ve calculated them to be around 7ms after each action (e.g. Mouse 1 down, 7ms delay + custom delay, Mouse 2 up, 7ms delay + custom delay). LGS (and by extension the G203 Prodigy) did not have this problem. The third problem with G HUB is that its UI is extremely un-user-friendly. Each setting is hidden on some corner of the screen somewhere, and many times you aren’t even able to find the section where the setting youre trying to edit is. Everything about the interface is esoteric to a degree of unusability.

Used for about a year and a half since I was on a tight budget and it’s held up decently well. It has a good shape, good switches, and the side buttons are pretty comfortable to press but that could just be me. However, the wire is not great and it gets dirty very easily. The mouse has picked up a light blue stain from where my hand rests on the mouse and I haven’t been able to fully clean it off. Overall, it’s a good mouse for the price but it can get dirty and the wire is not great.

Ive used dozens of mouses in my lifetime. A lot have a tendency to move a bit while the mouse is sitting. This one doesnt move at all and maintains its position. Very easy to move about the page and click on things. The only negative is it is bit uncomfortable for my x-large hands.

This mouse is a all around great mouse buuuut its small, I have pretty big hands so this mouse is a little uncomftobke to use sometimes, but its still a great buy and it feels sooo good

Upgrading my mothers computer and absolutely hated the junky Dell mouse that she was using. Bought her this since she loves the Lilac color. Great little mouse with 4 different DPI settings. Plug and play and works great.

This has been a solid and reliable mouse, tracking well on almost all surfaces. My complaints are minor; first the pressure required to push the right mouse buttons is a little light and I find myself pressing it inadvertently. The button behind the mouse wheel controls mouse speed and though the pressure does not seem too light, I find myself occasionally pressing it without meaning to. I do like the mouse overall and for the price ($15 I payed) it is a good value.

It is fast, whether it’s for gaming or working from home. I love it

Feels good in my hand, especially during longer gaming sessions. Plastic feels sturdy and solid. Buttons are clicky and crisp (the scroll wheel isnt my favorite but its fine enough). At the time of writing this review, Ive had it around a month and am enjoying it so far. 10/10 would recommend to friend