Logitech G303 Shroud Edition Wireless Gaming Mouse – LIGHTSPEED- HERO 25K – 25,600 DPI – 75 grams – 5-buttons – PC – Black

Unexpected end-game
I have to say, this was the most “screw it, why not” purchase I’ve ever made. In the past year, I’ve been demoing tons of mice in an attempt to replace my beloved G403. My journey has taken me through: Razer Deathadder V2 Mini, Cooler Master MM711, HyperX Pulsefire Haste, Corsair Sabre RGB Pro, Razer Viper 8k, Razer Naga X Wired, Razer Basilisk V2, Mountain Makalu 67, Logitech GPX Superlight, and the Deathadder V3 Wired.All of them failed to increase both comfort and performance. I kept the MM711 because, despite its serious qc issues and awful sensor position, it was only $20 and is a great shape (I just use it at work now). The GPX felt like too safe a shape, like it was somehow even larger than the 403 and I couldn’t get a good/consistent grip on it. The Viper 8k and Haste were seriously impressive gear by every metric, but both were just too flat and narrow to be comfortable. The Makalu 67 ended up being what I settled on for a few months, I see it as a direct 403/703 upgrade to lean more towards palm grip. But while it’s by far the most comfortable mouse I’ve tried and has a great weight, my tracking with such a loose palm grip was glaringly affected negatively in a way that didn’t become apparent until some DMZ/Warzone/Overwatch games.So, despite disliking ambidextrous shapes, I took a chance on the 303 since I just happened to have prime for the month. My grip with my previous Deathadder Chroma and G403 had always been a bit of a claw-palm hybrid, such was the nature of trying to strike a balance between comfort and control. Both were excellent, but never quite *perfect.* I never really knew what to do with my pinky and ring finger on either. But then the 303 came in and immediately contoured my hand into a full claw grip. I couldn’t believe it, but this crazy looking shape that doesn’t look made for humans fit like a glove. The weight was also perfect too. Unlike most people now, I think the sweet spot mouse weight is around 65-80 grams. It strikes a nice balance between maintaining fine tuning accuracy while still being able to do wide-arc quick flicks (and much to people’s chagrin, shroud seems to agree given that this weight was specifically chosen- most of the Viper models are also this weight). I do think this shape is a bit too aggressive for general use, so I would recommend having something like an MX Master for those purposes if you need it. But anyone with medium-large hands looking for a good claw grip mouse should give this one a shot.

Finally, a wireless G303!
I mained the G302 (2014) then G303 (2015), have a 50+ mice collection, and used Logitech gaming mice for more than 10 years. I was very happy when they finally announced a wireless version of the G303 (they do listen, sometimes) but like many have already stated, this is not an exact copy of the G303.The “G303 Wireless” has been my daily driver for more than 2 months now. I really enjoy the shape, the freedom of wireless, very light weight, and long battery life (no more RGB—I don’t mind).Having used the G303 and G Pro Wireless (GPW) for more than six years total, this was slightly more comfortable and provided support for my 19.5 x 9.5cm hand because of its wider dimensions compared to the G302/G303 (I use a hybrid claw/palm grip).Keep in mind, this is not a palm grip mouse where you can fully rest your palm, which is why others say it tilts backwards, but it provides that slight support so your hands are not in a tense position all the time. The shape is not for everyone but I can be more precise with my movements/shots with the diamond shape of the mouse compared with the GPW.To conclude, I am truly enjoying this mouse and Logitech did a great job packing all of the features many users want in a serious gaming mouse. I think the shape is a bit “safer” now as well so it can cater to more grip styles. Thanks again Logitech for making a wireless version of this legend.

Wireless longevity mouse
Long battery life, easy handling and lightweight which i love. Very smooth on my kinda old desk, even without a mouse pad. I love how it’s also wireless which makes my life easier.

Feels very solid despite being so light. Build quality is top notch without any creaking or rattling.Battery life is absolutely insane, I bought mine a month ago with the initial charge at 47%, I am now at 24% with 34 hours of use left. I did not even need to charge it yet, very impressive.M1 and M2 buttons have a very satisfying and crisp click. The scroll wheel is not texture but I did not find it the be problematic. It however has very distinctive steps witch feels very precise and crisp.Having previously owned several other gaming mice (Deathadder, G403, G703, G Pro wireless..) I can say the G303 feels the sturdiest of them all.The shape really is a love or hate situation, I have quite large hands and use mostly a claw grip and this mouse feels like it’s molded to my hand. It feels very comfortable when gaming as well as regular office use.Does not look flashy, would not look out of place if brought to the office.As for the sensor performance I think all modern mice perform about the same, we are long past the “wireless lag” so no issue here.Overall a very solid and high performing mouse, just make sure you can lay your hand on one before buying so you make sure the shape is right for you.

This mouse gives you next level control and it’s surprisingly comfortable but it’s not for large or very small hands my hands are 20 by 10 cm and it’s almost the perfect fit but medium hands should be most comfortable holding it. It feels like writing with a pencil and you have so much control and confidence while playing. The build quality is great, the coating is quite comfortable and grippy and the battery life is next level. It feels like a raised more comfortable MZ1 and XM1. Well done Logitech !