Review ID: 86845

Review Text: Solid Wired Performance. Logitech makes very solid computer peripherals. They almost always have. Corsair and Razer make good mice, too. But most of the computers in my home office have Logitech mice and for good reason: they're solid and almost always perform well. I still have a Performance MX mouse from 8 years ago on my desk at home. The G403 Hero is another solid mouse. I'd say it's "no frills", but that's not really true. It has just enough buttons. It feels solid. The Hero 16k sensor does a great job in online games like Fortnite or Overwatch. Lightsync and adjustable DPI are easy enough to configure via the Logitech G-Hub software. It is a lighter mouse than most my other mice. It feels close to a Corsair Dark Core SE, but at the same time it has the great palm fit that I have come to expect from Logitech. The adjustable weight changes things slightly, but probably not enough for most people to notice or care. There is really good responsiveness in the clicks. The mouse has engineered springs to keep the button clicks snappy. Also, this isn't a gripe, but a reminder that, in my experience, the Logitech GHUB software can cause a conflict with Corsair's iCue. So if you use Corsair iCue for keyboard or headphones, this could pose a problem. In conclusion, another solid mouse. It has just enough buttons and feels solid.

Gold Attribute: {'Brand': 'logitech', 'Mouse Power Source': 'wired', 'Handedness': 'right-handed', 'Tracking Method': 'optical', 'Model Version': 'G403'}

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