Logitech G203 Wired Gaming Mouse, 8,000 DPI, Rainbow Optical Effect LIGHTSYNC RGB, 6 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, Screen Mapping, PC/Mac Computer and Laptop Compatible - White

Ok, so I am going to admit first hand that I greatly dislike change, so when my old Logitech mouse finally stopped working after many years, I was irritable.I went searching for a wired mouse that I could get quickly, that had a decent scroll wheel, and that had two side buttons because it would most closely resemble what I had.Initially, I said okay, this mouse is fine. It does what I want it to do, it works, and... wow, this scroll wheel feels neat! It has a bit of rubberized treaded wrap on it, which not only makes it easy to work, but it's comfortable and did I mention that it just feels neat??Then, we have the colors. Even without installing any companion apps, the mouse's colors rotate gently through all the hues of the rainbow, and even at my age it's a really fun thing to look at, kind of like a lava lamp or something equally as soothing.Even the side buttons have an interesting texture; it's a little soft, it's a polished smoothness next to the slight matte finish of the rest of the mouse.I like it a lot more than I thought! It's comfortable, and includes bonus tactile and visual entertainment.

I'm not planning on rambling too much, here. Going to keep it relatively short.I bought a more expensive, more feature-heavy Logitech mouse back in 2022. Cost more than I'm going to admit and it only worked well about half a year before the primary mouse button started glitching out. Sometimes it would double click on its own accord. Sometimes you'd hold the mouse button down to drag something and it would stop registering your input mid-drag. It was apparently a VERY common issue. For all its bells and whistles, Logitech skimped on the button components. You know, the most important part of the mouse in the first place. Good times. Bleh.I had always had good luck with the Logitech brand prior, so I wasn't ready to jump ship just yet. Instead, I vowed to never buy an expensive gaming mouse from them EVER AGAIN and looked for a more affordable, reasonable replacement. Ended up buying this thing for $24.58 (sale-price) circa January 2023. It worked for a year and a half and then broke down on me a few days ago. Same issue with the same faulty primary mouse button.But at $24.58? Whatever. The mouse was cheap enough that I don't really care. Lasted long enough that I got my value out of it and I'm only mildly peeved at Logitech's skimping (honestly, if you're going to skimp... skimp on the RGB lights in favor of DURABLE BUTTON COMPONENTS!!!).As of the time of this review, I Just bought a second one to replace the first. Assuming this mouse lasts a year and a half like its brother did, I'll consider it a bargain.TLDR: if you're looking for a relatively cheap, quality mouse... this is it. Just don't expect it to get too long in the tooth. The primary mouse button will give out on you eventually. 5/5 product until that happens, and then you'll be back here shopping around again. :-P

The Logitech G203 Wired Gaming Mouse has exceeded all my expectations, especially considering its price point. The 8,000 DPI sensor provides incredible precision, which has noticeably improved my gameplay in both fast-paced shooters and strategy games. It’s responsive and tracks movements flawlessly, giving me the edge I need in competitive play.The LIGHTSYNC RGB lighting adds a fun, customizable element to the mouse, and the rainbow optical effect is mesmerizing. The software is user-friendly, allowing me to easily sync the lighting with my other Logitech devices.The build quality feels solid, and the mouse is comfortable to use even during extended gaming sessions. The buttons are responsive and have a satisfying click without being too noisy. Overall, this mouse is a fantastic choice for both casual and serious gamers. If you’re looking for high performance without breaking the bank, the Logitech G203 is the way to go!