The G903 is a great device on its own, and only made more powerful thanks to the Powerplay mouse pad. Logitech has kicked off a new way of getting the most out of your mouse and pad.

Great features; Never have to charge your mouse again; Ambidextrous

Far too expensive; Currently propriety

Traditionally, there have always been two problems with wireless mice. The first is that they always need fresh batteries or to get recharged. The second is that they tend to suffer from a certain amount of input lag. The Logitech G903 and G703 wireless gaming mice attempt to solve these problems.

No input lag to speak of; Charging Pad eliminates battery concerns; Ergonomic design

Charging Pad ain't cheap; Not sure why there's two scroll wheel settings; Limited button customization

The G903 is one of the best wireless mice on the market, but its ambidextrous shape and high price may limit its appeal.

Excellent wireless performance; plus the PWM3366 sensor; Lightweight construction; glides smoothly; Suitable for both left- and right-handed people

If you're not using Powerplay; not much improvement over the old G900; Expensive; Ambidextrous shape not very ergonomic

Logitech's newest and best wireless gaming mouse brings a few performance improvements. But, to fully unlock its potential, you'll need to buy its pricy charging mouse pad.

Solid build quality; Accurate and reliable wireless; Unique wireless charging technology

Exorbitantly expensive

Wireless technologies have become integral parts to our lives and amazingly it's been 27-years since Logitech released the world's first ever wireless mouse using radio frequencies. Since then, this technology has been refined and tweaked.

The Logitech G903 is proof of the age-old adage: "you get what you pay for". Despite it costing a quite frankly ridiculous £149.99, it is without doubt one of the best gaming mice money can buy – and a near-peerless performer in the wireless space.

Stellar wireless performance; Powerplay wireless charging support; Wealth of customisation options

It's really expensive

When we recently reviewed the Logitech G433 headset we mentioned that its gimmick of using fabric in its construction was there mainly for marketing. With the G903 wireless mouse, however, what feels like gimmicks turn into features we hope every mouse would have.

Really good mouse, used a g502 before this and oh what good choice I made !. I buy this mouse for the wireless capability, it's cruel. Works just like a wired mouse, though no cables are in the way. Wireless + + sensor (3360 optical) + Left and right are really comfortable.

Stellar wireless performance; Powerplay wireless charging support; Wealth of customisation options;

It's really expensive;

When a company expects you to spend over $150 on a mouse they better provide...

Solid wireless performance; Unique wireless charging; Ambidextrous Design; Good ergonomics; Extensive customization

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