Logitech G403 Wireless Gaming Mouse with High Performance Gaming Sensor

Looking at pictures I was nervous how the grip would be since its really smooth compared to the bumpy DeathAdder, but I also ended up liking this better.There's 0 noticeable lag and I was proven on Linus's video, I had the DeathAdder and I'm pretty sure it was slower than thisthe battery lasts me 3-4 days, which kind sucks when you have to plug it in, but it's really easy since I have the sensor adaptor on my desk, all I do is unplug the adapter and just plug into my mouse, takes 2 seconds to swap. The best thing about the battery is that it charges SO FAST. It's not like a phone where you need a long time, its a small battery since all its powering is a mouse sensor.The mouse wheel lights up orange when the battery is under 25% or something which is nice so I don't have to always check the batteryThe shape is amazing, I had the DeathAdder before and I thought I wouldn't like this as much, but I like it better.I went from a death adder so the weight was like 3 grams heavier or something, its not noticeable to me and i like heavy miceBEST PART: no cordthis is so amazing, I never thought that no cord would be such a good thing, but whenever i have to plug my mouse into the cord to charge it, it just feels terrible with the friction of the cord (sounds stupid but I'm so used to having 0 cord friction).The only problem is that I have a mouse wheel rattle. I could return it and get a new one without rattle but I really don't care, it doesn't effect me. I don't want to have to go to my DeathAdder again even if its for a few daysThis isn't really a problem just something weird. The mousefeet scratch alot easier than my other mice. I think it may be because I dont really care for my mousepad at all, it always has crumbs (lol ik), which scratch it, but my deathadder's feet took longer to get scratched up, mainly because I can see that the feet on the deathadder arent as good and as smooth.I havent noticed any problems with the feet being a little more scrathced than they should, and I dont think I will see problems, and if you take better care of your mousepad and don't get crumbs you should be fine.also, for some reason I pressed the DPI button alot and messed up my DPI, it got annoying for me so i just turned off dpi switching, thats a me problem though

This mouse is pretty much everything that I wanted it to be. The shape of the mouse reminds of the rare moments when you find a pair of pants that fits perfectly. The scroll wheel reminds me of crunch peanut butter. It is very smooth but has that "crunch" where it's needed. In other words, it scrolls smoothly but it also has that kinda snappy feel that other scroll wheels have. It's the perfect balance. The battery life is great. It's more than enough to last a long day at the office.However, there are some things that I wish were different. Without the weight, the mouse has about the same weight as that of a generic optical mouse. However, due to the shape, I found that I kept lifting it up ever so slightly. I added the 10 gm weight which solved that issue. However, 10 gm felt like it was a too much. I quickly got used to it and don't even notice that it's just slightly heavier than I'd like, but I think that I would like a 6 gm weight more. The mouse seems very much geared toward office use, so the color changing lights seemed like a strange choice but whatever. However, I also game with it and works great for that. But I do find that I sometimes wish that it had maybe two more buttons. The software that comes with it is great; however, I wish that it provided a way of binding actions to multi-button events (e.g. left click + right click).But those are all minor gripes. If I had to get another mouse, I'd get this same one again. If you plan on moving around a lot (e.g. using a laptop), you should definitely get the wireless version. However, if it's going to sit on your office desk all day every day, there's little reason to pitch in for the wireless feature.

Having used the Logitech G400 for 3 years prior to this mouse, I was glad to see an evolution on the type of mouse that worked so well for me for so long. I was tired of using a wireless mouse, so I spent quite some time finding the best wireless mouse possible. This means I wanted a mouse that was accurate enough to play games, but also have a decent battery life. The G403 is just that, and cheaper than the only other mouse that met my criteria which was the Logitech G900.I'm loving my G403 mouse but BE WARNED: you might get a mouse that is covered in fingerprints and light scratches. I think that Loigtech dropped the ball on the quality control of their early G403 batches so there is a very high chance of getting a scuffed up mouse when you order one from Amazon at least. Thankfully, Amazon let me return the mouse no questions asked and I got a replacement in 2 days in near-mint condition. The scuffed up mouse was probably fine, but for the price I paid for this product, I expected a brand spanking new product, not one showing that it was handled by the people who made it without and gloves on (or whatever else caused it to be scuffed up, maybe it was listed to Amazon as new when it was actually used).Anyway, if you manage to get this mouse, you won't be disappointed. It is 100% worth the higher price because it works as well as my old wired mouse, but has a long battery (24 hours with moderate use and the lights on) and feels great in my normal sized, leaning on large hands.