Logitech G - G703 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse w/ HERO 25K Sensor

G703 hands down. Bought a g pro x Lightspeed 2 and was like damn this is nowhere near as comfortable. Tried glorious, tried g303, tried various random mice, nothing hit me like the g703

The g703 is the best shape I've ever held. Right now I've got a Dav3P that I will run for a bit longer to see if Logitech makes a competent replacement or maybe I'll switch to that Terra pro. I tried the superlight dex at Best buy but did not feel the same as my 703, which I still use at my office. 

Never had a double click issue on a mouse. In today's mouse "market" I wouldn't recommend a 703, the Dav3 pro/hyperspeed are adequate or if you want to experiment with a small & upcoming company the Terra pro is getting good reviews.  If you think you like dex shapes over Ambi mice, you will know within 10 seconds of visiting an electronics store. Do that before deciding on a mouse. Not sure you're familiarity with the shape so if you did that already and wasn't impressed stick with Ambi.

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.

I like it idk. It is literally just a g703 upgrade, all the other alternatives are well, alternatives, they aren't true g703 clones. (Aside from teevolution, I personally went with pulsar because they have been around longer) I haven't seen any YouTube reviewers be negative. I also don't care for 8k or anything so I never understood the "but no 8k!" complaint  Coating isn't the greatest I will say but otherwise it's fine 

I've gone through a lot of mice over the years and I'm convinced it's mostly purely personal preference regarding how it fits your hand. My top three are the Kone Pro, G703, and Logitech Pro, but I don't even see two of those on the list. It's such a personal decision that asking for suggestions on Reddit is akin to asking strangers to tell you what pants will fit you best.

Lighter weight mice should be bringing the price of mice down, not up. Nobody should be justifying the high cost of a mouse with how light it is now. Sure it's just plastic. But the lightweight designs are so much simpler than before. Ya ever take apart an old G703? Just the most over-complicated nonsense. Now it's mostly just: base, PCB, shell. Done. Sure, they have better performance. That costs money for R&D. But they can pretty stop that now. It's well beyond it making any difference to us. Right now, we're getting upcharged on features we don't need and it's providing us with no value. Unless they're coming out with an Iron-Man arc reactor battery with near infinite life... I'm good where we're at. We all are really.

G703 lightspeed. Awesome mouse. Shame that they stopped producing it recently.

I have a Razer Deathadder V3 and a Viper that I really like. Liked the Logitech G703 as well. My keyboard is some basic $8 USB one.

That's funny because i own 4 G703 and 3 G pro superlight 1 and none of them lasted more than a year. It sucks that it feels like a lottery.

We used to add weights to our nice to make them feel more premium. Not even that long ago, either. The G703 has the slot for their pick add on, with a weight installed by default.