Logitech G - G403 Prodigy Wireless Gaming Mouse

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

Microadjustments on the op1 for example are absolutely insane. Great for kovaaks and training scenarios. But with CS I feel like a bigger and more stable ergo gives other benefits that are more important. I played years with a GPX and some days it felt great for CS but my grip never feels as locked in as with my trusty old G403. Recently switches back to my G403 and performed a lot beter in CS again. Somehow I get the flashier shots with my GPX but miss some easy ones. With my G403 nothing is flashy but I do drop a lot more frags in general. Guess I win more 50-50 duels with it, which is more important in the long run.

VXE r1 pro max, fuck logi with their trash scrolls, i had 4 different models(g203, g403, g603 and g pro light(after 5 months)), in every single one the scroll broke(not working or scrolling randomly), same happened to my friend in few logi mouses. If they fix that they would be the best manufacturer but now you might have better chance of getting chinese mouse from ali for half the price. And imo wireless is gamechanger now, lag almost identical to usb and it can hold up to month depending on model(i think g603 hold for 2 months on 2 AAs, while deathadder v2 was able to go for around month), so you can either buy bunch of batteries or rechargeable batteries and forget or go with built-in batteries but those last around week, maybe more depends on how much you play.

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

I had a g403, for a long time, was startting to get bad, and wanted to go for a wireless one, picked up this one, for me this one feels plastic and not as durable, but after getting used to it, the sensor feels better, and having no restriction by the cable when im moving made me more consistent so im sticking with this

Improved or worse depending on who you ask. I have been using the g403 for 5+ years and the x3 was not for me

G403 almost 10 years ago

I gave up on claw or palm grip mice because none were big enough, I’ve tried them all (EC-1, G403, ZA-11 and more) Had to move to small fingertip mice.

I have the same hands size. I found the EC-1 very tiny. I’ve tried all the “large” mice. Like logi dex, EC-1, Mchose G7, Waizowl cloud, pulsar Tenz, and more. The absolute largest wireless I’ve felt is the G403. Most other mice feel too short to rest the top of my palm on. So I say get the Teevolution Terra (G403 Clone)

21x11cm. I can’t claw my G403, ZA-11, EC-1, or pulsar xlite large (all the largest mice on the market) without my fingers going way past the scroll wheel almost hanging off the front, and the thumb going way past the side buttons. My XM2 feels minuscule to try and claw especially with the tapered in sides. Thus I have to fingertip grip.

I have 21cm length hands and have to fingertip grip most mice. I have all the small mice like the HSK Pro, HTR, Darmodhark M5, OP1 and more. I can BARELY claw my G403 with my fingers almost hanging off the front of the mouse, so even though we have large hands I think it’s best we use small mice with FLAT SIDES. Or at least flatish. The curves really get in the way of the thumb imo. I recently got the pulsar crazylight and adore it for fingertip. It has nice flat sides, and enough height and length for my thumb. It also has a lack of a “hip” in the back which is nice. As a bonus it’s also 35g. I also have the Beast X Mini otw and think I will like that one but can’t say yet Also the other guy is right I cut out blanks of supergrips to fit any mouse I use, helps a lot with fingertip grip.

Yes I have, personally I find it fairly small. My main issue is the hump is centered in the mouse. I used a G403 for a decade because I loved the large back hump. Currently the Teevolution Terra is the best modern copy of it. The Terra is the de facto largest modern mouse on the market, and from there you have to trade height or width to try other mice. I have adapted to using small fingertip mice because of this sadly.

G403 (not the Hero) Great, because it’s light and fast!

G403, then a model O, then a G pro wireless, and currently a G pro super light. At one point I wished they made a lightweight 403, cause I really liked that shape.

I'm guessing you have the g502? It's popular, but I'm not a fan personally. Too heavy. I have a g403 and like it. That said, I have pretty much 100% switched to gyroscope aiming on a controller for about a year now.

Best shape for me g403. Don't listen to these wireless preachers. Wireless is shit. Many problems, for what? You move the mouse around like maybe 50cm. You don't need wireless for that.

I've been a gaming mouse enthusiast for a few years now, and recently I received the Teevolution Terra Pro for review. This got me motivated to start sharing thoughts on other mice and mousepads I own as well, especially from the perspective of a Brazilian enthusiast. My first real gaming mouse was the Logitech G403. I loved the shape, and it took me a long time to get used to anything else. That’s one of the reasons I see the Terra Pro as a serious contender for ergo mouse of the year in 2025. Teevolution’s work on their first high-end release is honestly impressive. If this mouse had *another logo* and was called “G703 Superlight”, I doubt anyone would question it. Let’s dive in: **Shape** Measuring 124.7 mm x 68.7 mm x 42.6 mm, the Terra Pro is a right-handed ergonomic mouse best suited for medium to large hands. The long shape and prominent rear hump make it a perfect fit for my 20.5 cm x 10.5 cm hand in a relaxed claw grip. https://preview.redd.it/vwax69fk1rdf1.jpg?width=961&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=60961ce37bf2da2641bd6452ed57c10feabffa56 **Coating** The coating is amazing. No need for grips, the texture has a premium rubberized feel, very similar to the G Pro Superlight, and it doesn’t slip at all. The mouse comes in black or white. I received the white version, which doesn’t show fingerprints. I’ve seen users say the black one does. https://preview.redd.it/2f9dq7am1rdf1.jpg?width=961&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=e747b14a620cf849028cda753906ed4c7680787a **Main Clicks** This is the best implementation of optical switches I’ve used so far, even if they’re a bit lighter than I’d prefer. Some people said the FE Optical switches in the Terra Pro reminded them of Omron Opticals, but that wasn’t my impression. I found them much more tactile and lighter. My unit has no pre-travel, post-travel, or side play. **Side Buttons** Unlike Pulsar with the X3, Teevolution kept the large side buttons from the reference shape, and like most people, I appreciate that. My unit has some pre-travel and noticeable post-travel, but I barely use side buttons in my gameplay, so it doesn’t bother me. https://preview.redd.it/jkyo4pin1rdf1.jpg?width=961&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=27d2cdc1450123c63e1f82a42c5b5ef22713046c **Scroll** The scroll uses an F-Switch E10 encoder. It feels smooth and quiet, but I wish the steps were a bit more defined. The middle click is slightly stiff and not very tactile. **Build Quality** Build quality is probably the Terra Pro’s strongest point, especially for a first release from a new company. My unit has no creaking, flexing, rattling, or loose parts. The weight is perfectly balanced, and it comes in at just 52g, which is nearly half the weight of the G703. **Performance** The PAW3950 sensor and Nordic nRF52840 MCU are top-tier, and the implementation in the Terra Pro performs exactly as expected. With the dongle close to the mouse, I experienced no issues. I mainly play Counter-Strike 2, so I couldn’t test the 8kHz polling, but I did use it at 2kHz and didn’t notice much difference compared to the usual 1kHz — even on a 240Hz monitor with high FPS. **Skates** Teevolution took a unique approach and ships the Terra Pro with honeycomb-style 100% PTFE skates with rounded edges, very similar to Corepad Air. They’re really fast and low-friction, which may not be for everyone. Thankfully, the box also includes traditional flat PTFE skates and a set of dots. I only used the stock skates for a short time, since they felt too fast for CS2. Most of my testing was done with ICE Dots, which are my preferred skates for a more balanced experience. https://preview.redd.it/bpay0yuo1rdf1.jpg?width=961&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=0c9398dcccc5d93f70dbde9e90c74a41cb686de6 **Software** The software is simple and easy to use. It’s basically the same as other mice using similar hardware. Everything you need is there. There’s also a web version that works just like the downloadable one. **Battery** To keep the weight around 52g, Teevolution went with a 250 mAh battery, and that’s my biggest complaint. I’m used to larger batteries, so the faster drain upset me a little. I’d gladly take a few extra grams for more battery life. **Connectivity** The Terra Pro comes with a standard 1kHz dongle, and Teevolution also sells a separate 8kHz RapidSync dongle — which is honestly the best-looking dongle I’ve ever seen. It displays all the important info and even shows the time and date while idle. Only downside: you need to open the software every time you boot your PC to sync the clock. https://preview.redd.it/x1k59ooq1rdf1.jpg?width=961&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=fb1a207690b71cdd04a7d33cc0879e029bba39bd **Conclusion** As you guys say, shape is king. This shape fits my hand perfectly, and with everything else the Terra Pro offers, it’s easy to call it one of the best ergo mouse of 2025. At $79.80, it’s a strong value when compared to other mice in the same class. The RapidSync 8kHz dongle is sold separately for $29.80, or bundled with the mouse for $105.80. For Brazilian buyers, importing means paying up to +92% in taxes, so the best option for now is buying from Teevolution’s official reseller, Doctor Mouse, for R$999,90 (\~$180) - which includes the 8kHz RapidSync dongle. Feel free to ask any questions!

The G403 is also a big mouse.

For as long as I have been into the mice community, the G403 has been regarded as a large ergo mouse.

Both with mechanical switches and I hate mechanicals with great passion. After my old Deathadder developed double-click after 4 years of use, I bought EC1 that got double-click after 6 months, then I got Corsair Glaive, but they replaced it 4 times, and every one got double-click just after 1 week, and I had it more in repair service than I was using it, so it's not worth mentioning, then G403 that got replaced twice, 1st after 3 months, 2nd after 1 month because of double-click(they fixed it the 2nd time), then finally when I saw that first good mouse with optical switches is going to be released, I bought it day one(it was the Viper). Of course there were Bloody mouses with optical switches, but I wasn't sure about their quality. I was using Viper for a long time before I switched to DAV3, but Viper is still working perfectly, only due to holes in rubber and missclicks did I replaced it.

I’m 6’6 and use a G403 mouse. I find it pretty comfortable. How big are your hands?

Nice! I got Logitech G403 in 2016 and I was rocking it until recently. The rubber sides got bubbles and left click started to be a bit too light, but it still works fine, so I just use it at my work instead.

Nice! I got Logitech G403 in 2016 and I was rocking it until recently. The rubber sides got bubbles and left click started to be a bit too light, but it still works fine, so I just use it at my work instead.

Nice! I got Logitech G403 in 2016 and I was rocking it until recently. The rubber sides got bubbles and left click started to be a bit too light, but it still works fine, so I just use it at my work instead.

im a g403 main but just curious hows the clicks/scroll wheel compare to each other? i not only love the shape of g403 but also the switches, super light and snappy clicks and nice tactile scroll wheel. hows x3 compare in those regards?

Have you considered an adjusted grip? I have a similarly-sized hand and find the G403 comfortable, but I've also had to adapt over the years after my first growth spurt. Left finger on the far left/center side of the left mouse, middle on the scroll, ring on the right button, thumb and pinky finger tucked into the sides.

18.5 x 10.5, from my experience with the G703/G403 which this is inspired by it is very much a more palm/relaxed claw mouse. It very much hugs your hand and wants you to slap your hand on it. I would look at a smaller ergo or something like the NP01s if you prefer a true claw grip.

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Logitech G3 had the best shape and sidebutton placement, the most ergonomic for my hand was the G403 and i am quite happy that finally an updated version will be available (Pulsar X3 & Teevolution Terra)

in all honesty i don't like razer like at all but that's me i bought genesis xenon 770 and it feels much better for me, i used logitech g403 before that but now it is wife's/backup mouse

Given your budget and preference, I would get another g403.

Funny enough my deathadder lasted years, my G403 gave out after like a year, a zowie lasted 2 years, and my current $14 used viper mini is still fine after 5-ish years.

Funny enough my deathadder lasted years, my G403 gave out after like a year, a zowie lasted 2 years, and my current $14 used viper mini is still fine after 5-ish years.

Funny enough my deathadder lasted years, my G403 gave out after like a year, a zowie lasted 2 years, and my current $14 used viper mini is still fine after 5-ish years.

I’ve been through most of the FPS mice. Zowie, Razer, Logitech, Roccat, almost everything under the sun. I’m so satisfied using the Deathadder v3 and the Basilisk v3, with these editions I feel like Razer has the best shape, even better than EC2, and they really ironed out the major issues that plagued the older mice (side pads coming unglued, wheel issues, etc.) Shoutout to the G403, I probably logged more hours in that mouse than anything else. As someone who chased perfection a long time, my only takeaway would be that get something comfortable, affordable and easy to replace, I prefer optical switches for longevity.

I used a G403 for a few years and loved it. Can totally understand the love for it though I’m a symmetrical guy these days.

G403 is so elite

G403, currently placing my order for a Teevolution Terra Pro since my old girl is getting old and I’m building a new PC, might as well round out my edges with updated peripherals

I've used the G403 and G703 extensively over the years. As someone with large hands (19cm), it was the most comfortable mouse from the ones I've tried. I used them until the rubber and scroll wheel wore out on both, but was baffled to see Logitech sleeping on them. I moved on to the new generation of lighter mice and settled on a G Pro X Superlight 2, but while it was comfortable enough (mostly due to its weight), I always missed the bulky, elevated shape of the G703. To put it simply - **the Teevolution Terra Pro is basically a G703 Superlight**. It's almost perfect, by far the best mouse I've ever used. Everything about it feels similar to the Logitech Superlight, only in a much nicer shape (for me). Kudos to the company for listening to fan feedback and upgrading and fixing certain issues on the mouse. There's an extra pair of skates in the box as well as rubber grips that fit the buttons and side perfectly, and it even has Bluetooth connectivity so it can also be used with my Macbook. I'm so happy with it I'm seriously considering getting a second one as backup, in case Teevolution goes under for some reason (I really hope not!). If you're someone with big hands and miss a good ergonomic ultralight mouse, try it. You might just find your new favorite mouse.