Logitech G203 Prodigy RGB Wired Gaming Mouse – Black

I like that it has some style without being distracting in a business office setting. It's held up well for several years with no signs of wear in the mouse or cable. I prefer the reliability of wired mice, and this has been rock solid. No advanced features, but it does the basics really well. Perhaps a bit small for an adult male with size large hands, but fits well enough.

My hand size is (17x10cm)(In the picture above, I compared my G203's and my G Pro Wireless)For starters, I've owned the original black one for some time but I wanted the better looking white one.The G203 is an RGB ambidextrous small sized mouse with omron switches, two buttons on the left side and uses Logitech’s Mercury sensor. The white G203 weighs at 88 grams with the black version at 85 grams. The weight difference isn’t really noticeable and it’s due to the white coating.Build quality is great, mouse clicks are light and crisp, scroll wheel is light with some feedback. Side buttons are tactile and short. I don't really use the DPI button but it has never been in the way but there is a springing noise and feel after clicking it on both of my copy. RGB is bright and nice looking despite only having one light zone.The grip fits comfortably for claw and fingertip grip use, I can palm it but I wouldn’t really recommend it.In comparison to the G Pro and it’s later variants, the G203’s cable is made of rubber andthe G Pro, the cables are braided. This is probably the biggest difference between these mice and it’s because the rubber cable is light which produces less cable drag than the heavier braided ones.Logitech’s Mercury sensor is considered “flawless” and other iteration of the G Pro mice still keeps this standard. The differences between all of them is negligible at best.At an amazing value and great performance in this small package, the G203 is the budget mice king.

I have medium sized hands and this mouse seems best suited for a claw style grip vs a palm grip. Palming the mouse is possible, but only if you don't mind having one or two fingers making contact with the mousing surface. Other than that, it's a solid mouse! I wasn't sure if I'd like it coming from a Microsoft X6 mouse, which is much larger, but I wanted to try it out because of it's classic design and I was curious about the performance of Logitech's in-house optical sensor used in this model. So far so good. It tracks at least as well as any previous high end laser mouse I've used in the past and the downloadable software allows for adjustments to the lighting, DPI, choice of using the on-board memory to retain settings or just keep it specific to the system (stored in software on the PC).The only con, for me anyway, is that the lighting controls are limited to full RGB with rate adjustments (how fast it cycles) or choosing a single color that breathes or pulses in intensity. The speed of the breathing cycle is adjustable, but I was hoping for a setting that allowed for the lighting to simply be on, with a single color and without any breathing effects. Not certain why this isn't included as I'm sure the hardware can handle it just fine. Something to keep in mind if you're assuming that is an option, as I did.Overall, great mouse! Breathing effects aside, and I do have it set to cycle at the slowest speed so it's nearly unnoticeable, the mouse performs well, feels very solid in the hand, and while not heavy, has enough weight to not shift around on it's own after releasing it. While the cord is not braided, this is a bonus in this case as the thinner and more flexible rubber cord allows for the mouse to move freely.

I have used this mouse for 2 years. Unfortunately, my hands have gotten bigger, so I bought a new mouse. As a goodbye, I'll write a review.👍-The mouse is a super light mouse. I barely feel it while playing.⚠️-It is designed for people with small hands, at least under 6.7 inches from wrist to the tip of your middlefinger. So keep that in mind.👌-The built quality is cheap, but I bought it for $20, so its forgivable.👍-The scroll wheel has a grippy texture, so it feels nice.👎-There is a DPI button under the scroll wheel with only 4 sensitivity levels, and if you want to go from 4 to 3, then you have to go through all the other sensitivities.👍-The cable is pretty long, long enough for the mouse from one side of my desk to reach the back of my PC on the other side. The cable is not quality though.👍-There are forward and backward buttons on the side that you can program for other commands.🤩-The lighting is really nice and bright, and has 16 million colors. You can change colors, effects, button commands, and sensitivity through a program called GHUB. I recommend installing it, really user friendly and nice looking.Overall, it is a really nice mouse for $20. I would NOT buy this if it was over $30, there are better options at that point. I have seen the price go UP, which makes no sense. I would wait a bit for the price to drop.I have had no issues with it during my time. It has served me well over the past 2 years, but the time has come to move on. ⭐⭐⭐⭐☆ - Great

I have used this mouse for 5+ years; It is responsive and light. Unfortunately, after 5 years the power began to cut out from the mouse, but it remained durable.