The G703 Lightspeed also stays true to the brands high build quality standards.
The overall construction is solid and matches that of thebest gaming mouseofferings.
Underneath youll find a small compartment with a magnetic lid.
Indeed, I found this to be the case when using the G703 Lightspeed in wired mode.
The G703 Lightspeed can be customized using Logitechs G HUB software.
G HUB also lets you assign keyboard keys and macros, as well as customize the RGB lighting.
When gaming, the G703 Lightspeed acquits itself reasonably well.
The mouse buttons are quite snappy, although they rebound a little slower than I wouldve liked.
I experienced no connectivity issues, with the G703 Lightspeed performing flawlessly via the 2.4GHz Lightspeed dongle.
Still, its a fair price for a wireless gaming mouse with a rechargeable battery.
It comes with a USB cable and a wireless Lightspeed USB dongle with an extension adapter.
For a wireless gaming mouse, it sits somewhere in the middle of the market and Logitechs lineup.
There are also some great picks that are even cheaper than the G703 Lightspeed.
Again, though, It requires an AA battery.
Value
The G703 Lightspeed offers middling value, with better rivals costing the same or cheaper in some cases.
3 / 5
Design
It’s certainly well made, but that slanting shape is divisive.
The G HUB software is good, but lacks advanced tweaks.
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2: Heart of Chornobyl, which similarly requires precision.
