Logitech G - G403 Prodigy Wireless Gaming Mouse

I have a hand as big as yours and I have no problem with the sensei ten from steelseries. It's around 2cm longer than the one you are holding, so you shouldn't find any problems. Before that I had the older version of the logitech g403, but everyone is suggesting the g502, so I can recommend that.

I've got this one too, wireless model. And I actually never realized just how heavy it was until I went to a best buy and tried one of those ultra light perforated mice. I actually hate how they feel. mice that light feel extremely cheap and I much prefer a heavier mouse. So I agree, it's definitely all about preference.

The first true latency free wireless gaming mouse were the G403 Wireless and G900 from Logitech back in 2016. It went pretty mainstream, but wireless mice didn’t really become common in esports until the G Pro Wireless in 2018.

Also the G403 wireless was used by multiple pros across different esports.

Uh...are those Canadian dollars? Definitely return it. If you still want a mouse like that, you can get the original PMW 3366 lightspeed for $40 to $50, new open box. (it's $50 right now but he's had it on sale for $40 before). There are used ones cheaper, but I would avoid them as you have no idea about the condition of the plunger lever screw hole posts (which is the single weak point of all the G900 and G903 mice), and no one selling one will dare tell you about this! Double clicking used switches are not the problem--those can be easily replaced. It's the integrity of the screwhole posts that we care about. [https://www.ebay.com/itm/186680070520](https://www.ebay.com/itm/186680070520) The shipping is free, but you have to contact him to see if he would be willing to ship to Canada for a fee. The advantage of the PMW version is you don't have to use that abortion called Ghub. Logitech Gaming Software 9.02 x64 works great (avoid 9.00, there's a lighting bug with it). You also won't have to deal with Ghub asking you to update the firmware (7.0.9 is good, you want to avoid anything newer as debouncing was changed again, might make microclicking/micro drag even harder). If you're able to get that, grab a set of Honeywell switches (I would get 10 of them), and then bin them for click feel consistency, if you don't have some sort of 3d printed switch tester (i can explain how you can do that in the G903, without soldering, and with only two screw assembly (the lever) per switch), then find the two best switches and solder them, and these switches will be good for years. (i've had a set of these on my G502 for 5 years now). For the side switches (including two wheel tilt switches) under the mouse wheel, those are mini switches, much harder to deal with; use Deoxit D5 spray very carefully while pressing the plunger with a toothpick, to help with durability. Those side switches can be replaced but they are much harder as they are PCB mounted switches, rather than through hole. For reference, those are these: [https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/omron-electronics-inc-emc-div/D2LS-21/5031942](https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/omron-electronics-inc-emc-div/D2LS-21/5031942) The two for mouse wheel tilt seem to be a compatible size but seem to be not omrons. It is VERY Important NOT to overtighten the two mouse plunger lever screws at all, as mentioned above, that is the one weak point of the construction, watch that and you're good to go. I do not know if the seller ships these to canada, either. [https://www.ebay.com/itm/111931903417](https://www.ebay.com/itm/111931903417)

Im using viper v3 pro (or whatever its called) and its pretty good, i was using logitech g403 before this and that one was pretty heavy but razer is lighter and feels different

I have a Logitech G703 and before that I used a Logitech G403. I'm probably going to swap to a Redragon M693 for gaming because both of my Logitech mice flip out of even a single cat hair gets in them. I didn't realize that other mice didn't do that, and that I wouldn't need to spend so much time carefully using tweezers and trying not to scratch the mice up. The Redragon mouse is cheap and even though I imagine it has a lower polling rate, the ability to not need to clean my mouse every time my cat walks across my desk during shedding season is a huge bonus. Plus, it works as wired, with a dongle, or BT5.1, and the battery lasts pretty long from what I've seen thus far. It does have a higher liftoff distance than you might be used to, but I do not mind that.

Last one I bought was a G403 that I had so many issues with (scroll wheel, cable being thick as hell, heavy, etc ). I mostly lost faith in Logitech gaming stuff. Bought a refurbished G903 which I occasionally use on the go, but I don't find it comfortable for longer gaming sessions. And recently bought an MX Master 3S for work (perfect). Rocking a Vaxee NP-01, and it's crazy good.

I like the g403

My Deathadder V2 is going on 4+ years. Hoping it'll last as long as yours. This was my first Razer and I only used Logitech ones. They never lasted more than 2 years. Always the double click issue (two G102, G403). Someone on the BuildAPC discord server recommended the Deathadder V2 due to the optical switches. Probably the only Razer product I've ever bought and exceeded my already negative opinion of the whole brand lol. Software sucks balls tho but then again so was Logitech's. I see that Godox X1 Flash Trigger too haha. I have one for my Nikon. Sadly I no longer shoot that much that involves the use of flash. Last I checked it, the rubber covers disintegrated due to the heat and humidity.

G403 has been my favorite mouse thus far, it's scroll wheel died so I swapped to a g502(since it was on sale and the 403 wasn't available). Absolutely love the extra buttons, the weight is debilitating tho, hopefully I can adjust to it, but its heavy af.