After about 4-5 months, the mouse-wheel would scroll in the opposite direction than what you were intending. I found out it was a mechanical problem after reading up on it and Logitech was fantastic about sending me a replacement after I filed customer support report about it.

The features are good but the mouse seem to be a rip off of the razer deathadder, it is too big for me as I use my ring finger for right click middle to scroll and index for left click. If you are used to a mouse like the G203 or many other lightweight small mice I would stay away from the G703.

Works great. No issues with it. Feels fantastic and the side buttons are big so you can actually use both in games unlike some other mice I have tried

Bit on the heavy side of fps - but a comfortable mouse with great buttons. Will also need to charge every few days.

Logitech's G703 features high-end performance and Powerplay compatibility in an inexpensive package, but some compromises were made to make it happen.

Comfortable (if generic) right-handed shape; Excellent wireless performance and high-end PWM3366 sensor; Powerplay-compatible

Doesn't glide as smoothly as some of its counterparts; Spongy mouse wheel; A very average; no-frills mouse

Son purchased this as an upgrade to his wired gaming mouse / keyboard combo. He is very particular and still using after several weeks so apparently a keeper.

Comfy, responsive and customisable light colours. Needs to be recharged regularly, though.

Great mouse with high DPI sensitivity. Very comfortable. Great for indoor use, not recommended to take it outside as the switches can be easily turned on and turned off. Limited space for weight tuning. It can be easily scratched. However, it is great for gaming and indoor use.

Wireless mice can be very expensive and unsuited to gaming, but Logitech's G703 is different. Equipped with a responsive sensor, lightspeed wireless technology and optional wireless charging, the G703 has it all. It's perhaps on the pricey side, and isn't the most exciting mouse to look at.

Highly responsive sensor; Great wireless performance; Can be wirelessly charged

Fairly expensive; Design is a little bland; PowerPlay is a pricey extra

I usually have a Microsoft Bluetooth mouse connected to my Surface Pro 4, and it's frustrating how much I have to shake it to get it to connect and start things up. Must wireless mouses necessarily be slow Indeed, not, as demonstrated by the Logitech G703 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse

Super customisable; fast; smooth

You'll be flipping between wired and wireless unless you invest in the PowerPlay wireless charger/pad