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

Razer Viper V3 Pro absolutely blew everything else out of the water. Second best is the G703. Nothing else worth purchasing unless you’re into the “niche” market, but those mice don’t even come close to be honest.

I’d put the money toward the V3 Pro. The 703 is a top tier mouse, but it’s pretty heavy and prone to scroll wheel lottery.

So.. I have had G703 Lightspeed for 5 years now, no issues with it and the battery still lasting about a week before I need to recharge. I also have G Pro keyboard, which I bought the same time. Now this does have an issue - The forward arrow button snatched after 3 years of use but the amount of pressure it got during the time I used it (I did racing with keyboard for pretty much all the time I have had it). Glued it back and still working (Unfortunately it doesn’t have swappable switches:(). Based on my experience, what would you do: 1) Don’t buy logitech eventho you have had a good experience with it and there are some people who complain. 2) Buy logitech because you are satisfied with the quality and experience with it?

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.

my old rival got hte double click bug, the Rival 650? wireless or something x2 had scroll wheel issues, then my rianbow 6 black ice edition got the scroll wheel issue also.... I enjoy the G703 greatly now.

go g703

I love my new Logitech G703 for claw grip. I tried G502 and G903 but G703 is obviously the superior choice for my style of grip. It's a pretty boring slab of plastic if you switch off the RGB that just looks like "a mouse" tbh if you know what I mean

im in love with the g703

I had the Dex and sent it back a couple of days ago. Its back side is just too wide for me to feel comfortable holding it. It didn't feel like the back hump was pushing against my palm the same way my gpx superlight and 703 did. The 703 shape was actually the ideal shape for me, but I had to switch to the gpx superlight at some point due to its superior specs. The superlight was great (especially the top hump), but a little too small and not ergonomic enough. If it had the size and shape of the 703, it would have been a perfect mouse. But the dex was not it.

I used to use a g703 before switching to a g305 and it took sometimes to get used to and I got a lot of cramping, but now I prefer g305 and switching back to g703 feels weird. I'm looking to upgrade it to a Maya (non x). You might want to give it more time to see it it changes for you.

I've had a G703 for a few years now and I really like it. It fits my hand pretty nicely and has a really long battery life. I don't really care about weight and stuff, just not too heavy and not too light, and that fits the bill. Even can with an accessory weight you can add. I don't know, at some point the changes to each mouse become trivial. Just grab the one you think meets your needs and is the most comfortable for your body. I wanted to try out vertical mouses.

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I looked at it for a second and thought you had modded it because the scroll wheel did not look stock... didn't even think about it being counterfeit lol. I've been using the g703 since it game out, its my favorite mouse. I have went back to it over mice like g pro x, dav3p. Surprised there are fakes of an already repetitively cheap mouse price wise

Personally love my logitech g703, doesnt really look gamer ish just a regular black mouse with a logo with lighting you can probably turn off currently on sale on amazon for 64 euro

Logitech G703. Perfect mouse alongside the G502.

I have had terrible experiences recently with razer synapse (their 3rd party software) that have made me stick with Logitech. Recently I switched from the G703 to a Lmazu thorn though and I’m loving it.

Get a g703

Logitech G703 wireless, works fine and fully compatible, maybe lacks a bit of additional mouse keys, but apart from this it works great

I love my G703. You can turn the rgb off

Seconding the G703, got mine last year and still loving it.

I'm used to the G703 mouse from Logitech and this Maya X is way too small for me. Hurts my hand (I have small hands which makes this even more odd). Wish I loved it because the mouse seems great and was for about a day before cramping my hand horribly!

Been using this mouse for a week and coming from g703, this mouse is dogshit. I used 3 g703s in the past 10 years and literally didnt have 1 single issue with any of them. I will be going back to it immediately. First, the clicks are just randomly delayed. Every once in a while when i shoot there is liek a quarter second delay and I will lose the fight guaranteed. In a CS primier match i can expect it to happen about 3-4 times a game. I can easily recreate this in a custom game too. I also got the 8k dongle and it is literally e waste. It works fine up to 1k polling which is literally what the receiver that the mouse comes with has anyways. Anything above that the mouse will start spazing out and wont hold a click. If you hold down m1 it will literally let go at random times extremely often, to the point where it will happen basically every time. The signal has always been excellent and the dongle is literally inches from the mouse at all times. All software and firmware is up to date. So I either got both a faulty mouse AND dongle or the products are just shit.

i use a G703 looks normal enough

This. G Pro and G703(if you're looking for that kind of shape) are life changers. I own the g pro and a friend owns the 703 and they're simply the best mice I've ever used.

It's light enough to be comfortable for FPS games, at least for me. My last mouse was a Logitech g703 which was heavier, and the difference was night and day. I think I will go even lighter for my next gaming one. I have long fingers, so I wish the side buttons were a bit more forward. Other than that, can definitely work for gaming.

If he likes the g703 then consider the teevolution terra or for a different ergo shape I recommend the deathadder V3

I went G703 lightspeed Has an RGB LED, but can be turned off in software. I use it for work, fits my hand better than a tiny laptop mouse.

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'm one of those weirdos that loves the shape of the Logitech g703. Since the MX510 nothing has fit my palm like that one.

Everyone's sleeping on the g703 apparently.

I have 3 G703's. For different desks... But I'm quite familliar with them. Yes, they suck. A lot. But they're also very easy to work on, and replacement parts are easy to come by on ebay. If you're even a little bit handy, a G703 and PowerPlay mat are probably the best combo you can get. I've had mine since 2017, and aside from replacing the scroll wheel sensor multiple times, it's held up well -- Certainly it's no worse than my Steel Series Diablo 3 mouse or Razer stuff.

Thirding this, been solid for the almost two years I've had it along with my g915 keyboard.

For me, logitech g703. I've been using it for 4 years, tried other mices, but eventually returned to g703. I've printed a 3d version of it that weights 60g and still using it, not going to change it unless it breaks.

Black g703, then tune the logo color. I’ve done that.

The greatest mouse I've ever used (especially for siege) was the g703. This is my hill to die on, I just wish logitech brought out a super light version.

I have trued it before, very very nice mouse. I even tried a modded 3d printed shell for the g703 before. This is kinda peculiar or odd, but the reason I liked the g703 is for the dpi button under the mouse wheel. I remapped that button for secondary gadgets and other things in the past.

G703 is goated. It feels lighter than the G Pro Wireless. Teevolution Terra is coming out soon too which is basically a g703 superlight

I had surgery in both hands due to carpal tunnel, and so far the g403/703 and the Teevolution Terra have been the best so far with hand cramps. I'm able to have a more relaxed grip compared to my viper v3 pro. I'm really digging the Terras weight. But I'm also trying to use lower sensitivity with a bigger pad to limit wrist movement and use more of my arm.

Logitech g502 or lightspeed. I wouldnt go with razer as i went through like 5 deathadders, and all of them developed a double click problem (i play alot of games that require alot of clicking). Had the logitech lightspeed for some time now and its been solid.