The tantalizing prospect of freeing your mouse from its unwieldy tether is easily attainable for most casual PC users, who can pick up a decent wireless mouse for less than $30. But that's not the case for gamers. They must face a painful tradeoff: Eliminating the physical connection between mouse and PC ensures greater freedom of movement, but usually at the expense of the accuracy required for fast-twitch gaming. The new Logitech G603 Wireless Gaming Mouse ($69.99) is no different. Although it boasts Logitech's improved 2.4Ghz wireless transmission technology, it still suffers from occasionally noticeable lag even when performing everyday non-gaming tasks. Gamers who value pinpoint accuracy above all else will want to examine the Logitech G Pro ($129.95 at Amazon) , our current Editors' Choice for gaming mice, but if your biggest pet peeve about PC gaming is a constraining mouse cord, the G603 deserves a close look. Few Buttons, but Easy Customization The G603 is rather plain, e...

If you're willing to give up lighting, oodles of buttons, and extremely precise control for greater mousing freedom when you play, the Logitech G603 won't disappoint.

Good accuracy for a wireless mouse; Unobtrusive design; Long-lasting battery; Easy-to-use customization software

Lacks lighting; Only five buttons

Logitech's Lightspeed technology allows for unprecedented wireless responsiveness and reliability; that's what the company claimed when its PowerPlay mat first came out, at any rate.

Comfortable design; Fair price; Great wireless performance

No rechargeable battery; Fewer features than other Logitech mice

We've made no secret of the fact that we thought the Logitech G403 was the best mouse ever released when it hit the market in September 2016. It's the one we've chosen as our daily driver ever since then, even though we've had a whole lot of other high-performance mice available to us.

Mind-blowing battery life; excellent wireless performance; fantastic price

No RGB lighting; heavy when using two AA batteries; no side grips

Full size mouse- lager than I'm use to but very comfy. Love Bluetooth and 2.4Ghz connections, connects Instantly over both with one button press. Weighty with two batteries but works with one. Highly recommend

After too many years and far too many mice which now clog up a desk drawer, I thought I'd found my ideal mouse. Wireless, multi-device, speedy and responsive but without looking like a broken piece of someone's Gears of War Halloween costume.

Logitech has been around for a long time and there is no question, they have an established track record of delivering high-quality mice. It feels like I have been using Logitech gadgets for my entire life, so naturally, I tend to turn to the company whenever I need a new mouse, keyboard or remote...

Long lasting battery power; Slick design; Solid performance; No input lag

A little on the big side; All plastic with a generic look; Minor issues connecting the mouse

The Logitech G603 wireless gaming mouse is cut from the same cloth as the G613 keyboard. It's plain and practical, and isn't intended to grab much attention.

Works great. Easy to setup and fast response time.

Today we kick off a trio of Logitech reviews; we'll be taking a look at their latest in the war against wires; the Logitech G603, G703 and G903. We'll start off with the Logitech G603, designed to be a budget option offering gaming performance with the option of also extending battery life to 18...

+ Excellent comfort; + Amazing battery life; + Accurate sensor performance; + OMRON switches; + Bluetooth or LIGHTSPEED connections; + 1ms or 8ms response times; + Tiny wireless dongle; + Weight customisation

With a RRP of $129.95AUD (March 2018) and considerably cheaper if you do some online research, the Logitech G603 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse is a good entry level wireless mouse for your PC, including decent responsiveness and more importantly, a very long battery life of up to 500 hours which...