Logitech G403 HERO gaming mouse with HERO 25K DPI sensor, LIGHTSYNC RGB, light weight of 87g and optional 10g weight, PC/Mac - black

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The side buttons are well-placed, as they're high enough that you won't accidentally trigger them but still within reach. It has a great build quality and a comfortable shape that's well-suited for most hand sizes using a palm or claw grip. However, the G703 can be used wirelessly with its USB receiver, while the G403 is a wired-only mouse.

The closest competitor to this (that we are aware of) is the SteelSeries Sensei, which tests at -1dBm.Credit subject to status, UK residents only, British Telecommunications Public Limited Company acts as a broker and offers finance from PayPal Credit. Also, unlike the BenQ, the Logitech's logo and scroll wheel have RGB zones, and it comes with outstanding software to customize the buttons and sensor settings. On the contrary, the Logitech may not be ideal for people with smaller hands using a claw or a fingertip grip. We prefer the scroll wheel on the G403 to Zowie's, but you may prefer the shape of the Zowie mice -- that's more subjective. It's very well-suited for a palm grip, though people with medium and large hands can also use it with a claw grip.

Again, GN's Mike didn't like this one quite as much -- he found it too small, forcing the fingers forward and over the front of the keyplates. The Logitech G PRO HERO and the Logitech G403 HERO are very similar performance-wise; the only difference is their shape. It's a well-built mouse with a good number of programmable inputs that you can customize through software.

Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. As for other buttons, the DPI switches on the G403 and G Pro put us off with their glossy finish, as do the thumb buttons, but this is something that can be ignored pretty easily once used to the mice. The Logitech G703 LIGHTSPEED with HERO Sensor and the Logitech G403 HERO have very similar designs and perform almost the same. The matte finish and grippy thumb texture make for an easy fit in the hand, with a comfortable surface to use all day. The G403 and G Pro both use a mechanical rotary encoder to process their scroll input, resolving the LED/optical conflict and allowing for backlights within the wheel.

million colors and brightness levels to match your favorite team, personal style, system or environment.Although this all is intriguing to study and talk about, the end result isn't that noticeable to users: You will almost assuredly not notice a difference in scrolling performance (e. The scroll wheel and the logo on the back have RGB lighting, which you can customize through software.