The Logitech is a right-handed mouse with a slightly curved body, with two buttons on its left side. The only issue with the build is that it's possible to activate one of the side buttons when squeezing hard on the sides. Designed with a constant connection in mind, the dual-band 4G LTE and 3G support allows automatic 3G connection if the 4G LTE signal strength becomes low, whereas the additional Ethernet WAN option gives fail-safe connectivity if either your fixed line or mobile broadband fails. 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. The Logitech G403 and its wireless companion are both under review today, as is the accompanying G Pro mouse.

The scroll wheel and the logo on the back have RGB lighting, which you can customize through software. Save your settings to the memory on the mouse and use your settings on any PC without needing additional software or login to use them. 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 G403 Prodigy features the world's most advanced gaming mouse sensor, used by eSports pros worldwide. The G Pro is a smaller mouse that can feel a little awkward to use with the wrong hand size, but we've found that the G403 is agreeable for everyone we asked.Previous fan favorites from Logitech, like the MX518 and G5, used contouring and texturing that almost seemed magnetic to dead skin and other nastiness accumulated over a period of long-term use. It's a wired version of the Logitech G403 Prodigy Wireless, fitted with a HERO sensor that delivers exceptional performance. On the other hand, the Mad Catz is marginally lighter and has several modular pieces, including side panels with a thumb and pinky rest. The G403 wireless uses the same architecture as the G900 Chaos Spectrum mouse that we praised on grounds of its wireless functionality and low input latency.

The Logitech G HUB software is available on Windows and macOS, while the NGenuity software is only available on Windows. Zowie's FK1 remains one of the best mice among FPS players, but takes a much simpler approach to just about everything. Logitech G403 Gaming Mouse can be used directly out-of-the-box, or can be fully configured using Logitech Gaming Software to match exactly to your preferences. The Razer DeathAdder V2 and the Logitech G403 HERO are very similar mice, with the Razer being marginally better. The G403 has a radiation pattern that is dispersed in a fairly uniform circle around the mouse with an 8 decibel-milliwatt max power.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. Only reviews that feature the label "Verified Review" have been checked to ensure that the author actually used or purchased the product. To this end, when we talk about the G403, we are really talking about both mice; the only exception is when discussing shape/feel and the "human factors" of the mouse. I have a sneaking suspicion the mouse feet on the 403 might wear down quicker if you happen to be a little too aggressive with it or don't use it on a pad.

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. Even though it's slightly bulky due to its tall back, it's fairly light and comfortable to use for extended periods. Network conditions and environmental factors, including volume of network traffic, building materials and construction, and network overhead, may lower actual data throughput rate. Corsair's M65 uses a weight system that would also offer the heftier look, but does feel a little cramped.We've already seen in the G900 -- which uses a similar coating -- that grime and dirt collection on these new mice is at an all-time low. The Logitech G PRO HERO and the Logitech G403 HERO are very similar performance-wise; the only difference is their shape. If the <100g weight isn't preferable and you need a heftier device, the G502 -- also a Logitech mouse -- would be where we'd point you.