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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We think it's a bit more compatible for claw grippers, as the fingertip approach moves index and middle fingers to the ends of LMB and RMB. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item. The company has fine-tuned its tooling to allow for manufacturing of ultra-thin plastic shells, making for a lighter weight mouse chassis that can seemingly still withstand the usual wear-and-tear imposed on a mouse. The only issue with the build is that it's possible to activate one of the side buttons when squeezing hard on the sides. Receive instant audio alerts about network updates, check on the security status of any device, and more.

It has a comfortable shape suitable for most hand sizes, though smaller hands might have trouble reaching the scroll wheel with a fingertip grip. And since it's my favorite, and since I've decided to start making reviews of the mouse I use, I decided to make a review on it since I feel it's still a great mouse to use in 2019. 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. It's a well-built mouse with a good number of programmable inputs that you can customize through software.Also, the software is compatible with Windows and macOS, while the Mad Catz only has software compatible with Windows. The G403 wireless obviously has some different elements governing its input, but has lifted the same wireless technology that the G900 uses -- which we regard highly.

Signal strength makes Logitech's G403 and G900 some of the most powerful wireless mice on the market, useful in high-noise environments where there's a lot of interference.The G Pro is a little more awkward, depending on hand size, as the mouse is smaller and more comparable to the G303. The Logitech G403 Prodigy Wireless is better than the Logitech G403 HERO, but mostly due to its wireless capability, as it's essentially a wireless version of the G403 HERO.

Pay in 3 is a form of credit, may not be suitable for everyone and use may affect your credit score. There's a good number of buttons, and they're all programmable; however, it might still not be enough for some MMO players. Also, it has a braided, flexible cable, many programmable buttons, and it comes with customization software to easily change your settings.

In a year where every mouse is riding the wave of "Ultra-lightweight, holes in every corner", shape will always be king to me, and this mouse has the perfect shape for my hand. It doesn't have a default button for profile switching, but you can always map it to one of the buttons through G HUB. The G403's rubberized sides are something we'd like to see on the G Pro as well, but the latter mouse sticks with a completely plastic texture. With rubber grips on the left and right sides to give you added control, the G403 was made to mold to your hand for long-lasting comfort during gameplay. The closest competitor to this (that we are aware of) is the SteelSeries Sensei, which tests at -1dBm.