M. Benedict

7 de septiembre de 2026

Good mouse at a reasonable price

My Microsoft mouse got so full of crud that the wheel stopped working right. After researching, decided on this Logitech mouse at a fairly reasonable price. Works great, and has RGB lighting and everything is controlled through the Windows 11 personalization menu. Would buy again!Ver más

William Johnson

11 de junio de 2026

Great all-around, especially if you like loud, clicky buttons

The ergonomics are decent (I wish it were a bit bigger), it's very light, it has several DPI options, the wheel has nice resistance and punch, it has forward and back buttons, the lavender and purple colors make it the prettiest mouse I've ever owned, the surface is slightly matte for good grip, it's precise, and best of all the left and right click are super clicky and very loud. The pressure required to push them down is lower than I'd like but even so, the left and right click are still my favorite of any mouse because of how loud they are.Overall, it's a very good mouse, and tied for my favorite along with the Logitech G502.Linux users: you don't need the Logitech Hub program to customize the buttons or lights. You can install the program Piper to do so. It works even better than Logitech Hub in my opinion. You can find it in the APT repository or build from source.Ver más

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Mike P.

Worth the money!

A mouse so nice I bought it twice. I usually don't go for wired mice, but I figured I would try this one out, and I am pleasantly surprised. Everything feels smooth, the underside isn't textured at all, so you won't have any scratching on your mousepad, it's very smooth. The software for Logitech G Hub was easy to install and use - easy to set up multiple DPIs and color schemes. I would say it feels like medium weight for the size. It is comfortable to use. The scroll wheel is responsive and not too loose.Ver más

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Secret Agent

9 de enero de 2026

Nice Mouse That You Can Download Settings To (No Need To Rely on Apps)

I don't need a gaming mouse, but I did want a wired mouse to avoid the connection issues when a PC first boots or resumes from sleep. And I wanted Logitech despite my quality (longevity) concerns about their products because I like their programable shortcuts, particularly one which closes browser tabs.It turns out by going wired I gained something in the process. Rather than the problematic Logitech Options app, this mouse programs through Logitech G Hub. While that is not the most straightforward program, it has one huge advantage. You can download the new assignments to the mouse, so it doesn't rely on the program being on the computer, or the app running (a problem I had with their Options app). Apparently the shortcuts should even work on a Ubuntu PC (I use Windows mainly), but I've yet to try that.The only downsides to the mouse are it doesn't have as many shortcuts as my prior BT mouse (mainly no tilt wheel left or right shortcuts), and it is a bit larger, but I've quickly gotten used to that. It also has some annoying lights on it which I find annoying, which you can change the color of, but which fortunately you can also turn off. So overall I'm very happy. No more shaking the mouse every time my PC wakes from sleep.Ver más

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Andy Bosold

19 de junio de 2021

The best "cheap" mouse you can buy

This is honestly hands down the best value mouse I've used. If you're looking for the best bang for the buck and purchasing a new PC gaming set up, this would be the first mouse I recommend. Also if you're a 3D artist and looking for a mouse with a nice scroll wheel button and scrolling mechanism that works wonderfully with all your 3D software packages, this is the mouse I'd recommend. For the quality you get, I personally think its cheap and a great deal. Now, having raved about how good of a deal it is, I'm not going to say it's as good as the Razer Viper Ultimate Wireless that I just recently purchased. It just isn't that good. The G203 is considerably heavier than the Viper Ultimate and I have come to really appreciate a lighter mouse. However, the G203 is solidly built and I'm sure I'll be using the two that I have for several years because they are well built and durable.The DPI sensitivity can be turned up far higher than I would personally ever want (8000 DPI) and I doubt it will be a limiting factor for most people. It has a 1000Hz pooling rate, which is a far higher refresh rate than any monitor I know of and I doubt you really need much more if any at all for the foreseeable future. The shape of the body of the mouse is nice, after using the Viper Ultimate, I do wish the G203 was a bit shorter when measured rising up off the mousepad but seriously a minor gripe. After using the Viper Ultimate, I do wish the backward and forward buttons on the side of the mouse were a bit bigger like the Viper Ultimate but they are workable.The lighting on the mouse is surprisingly pleasing a smooth. From my experience the Logitech G Hub software is well designed at easy to use. I heavily prefer G Hub compared to Razer Synapse. Synapse so often requests log in credentials and it's a rage inducing pain, Logitech in contrast does it the correct way and does not require a log in at all. You just have to install the software and that's it, it works and it doesn't take up too many system resources. The cord of this mouse is a bit heavier than some and less flexible than some but it's not bad. I highly recommend a mouse cord Bungee to go with this mouse, its a great combo if you'd rather not spend the extra coin on a wireless mouse and you can be highly competitive gaming with that set up. I personally use this mouse with the Thermaltake Tt e SPORTS Galeru Bungee on my work machine and it's awesome. I tend not to lug around a bungee in my backpack with my laptop but the G203 is my main laptop mouse and I do well in competitive games without the bungee also.This mouse is an easy recommendation for me, I think it's one of the best investments one can make as a PC gamer. I would guess it's light years better than mice that are included with most if not all prebuilt PC's. As a long time (25+ years) PC builder, enthusiast and gamer it's hard to put into words how impressive this one mouse is in terms of cost to performance ratio, it's a landmark in my mind. It's the minimum and the maximum that I feel like you really need to be a strong competitive gamer, everything else is either that extra icing on the cake or the e-waste that will fill a landfills quickly in coming years. Just my personal guess this mouse could last you 10 years and there wont be a major compelling reason to upgrade outside of weight during that time. A slow transition to all USB-C maybe could happen and that might be a reason to get a new mouse but honestly this one I think will last you a while if you want it to.

DeGraw

7 de julio de 2026

Its brand new so it works great

My mouse wheel went out on my last cheap mouse so I needed a new one. This one works just fine the wheel has a nice almost click click click feel to it without any noise. I like it. It moves the cursor around on the screen :) . It feels fine in my hand. It has a couple buttons on the side that I think you can program, no idea what they do right now. We will see how long the mouse lasts. I very much prefer Wired mouses over wireless ones.Ver más

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