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I needed a mouse that was more suitable for gaming than the basic travel mouse I had been using that also had dual connectivity. The G603 is what I settled on since it had the features I wanted at a reasonable price. The mouse itself is quite ergonomic (at least in my opinion) and as such is definitely a right hand only mouse. It fits nicely in the hand and doesn't feel too large or small. I like the responsiveness of the mouse buttons as well as the feel of the mouse wheel. Coming from a cheap travel mouse it feels much more robust and accurate. The teflon pads on the bottom are also nice and large so tracking feels nice and smooth on a good mouse pad. The main reason I chose the G603 is because it has both 2.4GHz wireless and bluetooth connectivity. This feature was important to me because I run two computers and it allows me to use one mouse to control both without having to repair every time. All I have to do is click the wireless button on the bottom to switch between computers. The only downside to this is that the software control will only be available to the computer using the 2.4GHz dongle as this is not supported over bluetooth. For me though, this isn't an issue since I only game on one computer. Speaking of the software (Logitech G HUB), I'm not all that impressed with it and it is definitely the weakest part of any Logitech mouse or keyboard. I like the idea of having one program to configure all of my Logitech devices, but unfortunately it is just too buggy. I dislike G HUB so much that I've actually stopped using it entirely and have been using my mouse and keyboard without any customization. Depending on how you want to use your mouse or keyboard this could be a dealbreaker.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Overall, its a very functional wireless mouse that takes to most surfaces well. Its very functional but the price is a little much, especially considering it runs on 2 AA batteries. If you're in the market for a budget wireless mouse, you can do a LOT worse than this one. High quality without the price tag that functions as you'd expect. A little larger than I was hoping for, but if you have a larger hand, that will probably be a plus.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Excellent wireless gaming mouse. Has two modes, a gaming mode which has a higher poll rate and a lower poll rate for normal non-gaming and the batteries last longer in that mode. It runs on 2 AAs. You can also use it with you the Bluetooth or the lightspeed dongle. Overall excellent wireless gaming mouse without any extra buttons or lights.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Refurbished
Very comfortable mouse though I wish it was a little longer. I find it difficult to press the button labeled DPI Down in the software. The 3 buttons on the G700 were so much easier to find during crucial moments in gaming. This one not so much. The 2 DPI buttons need to be further foward by about 3/4 of an inch at the least. The software is okay but it has MAJOR flaws. If you create a macro for one profile you cannot use that macro on another profile. If you switch to onboard profiles it completely erases all the custom setttings you made on the your software-base profiles and you have to start all over again when you switch back. Genius.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Good value and does the job well but it’s heavier and bulkier than expected. I’d prefer the size of M720 with the gaming features.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
