Logitech G603

I really could not feel the difference between it and the g43 wired. So we have fantastic performance: great lift off distance, no acceleration at my ...

I learned to fingertip grip my G305 and the transition was almost seamless. Since this is still a Logitech G603 under the shell, the Logitech Gaming software (or GHub or OnboardMemoryManager for competition) can still be used. The battery indicator in the software doesn't work though, but it is estimated to last 50h between charges. Despite this, the mouse still goes to sleep after inactivity.

But if you're willing to give up illuminated flare, an abundance of buttons, and extremely precise control for greater mousing freedom, the Logitech G603 should do the trick. If you're willing to give up lighting, oodles of buttons, and extremely precise control for greater mousing freedom when you play, the Logitech G603 won't disappoint.

I’ve bought G603 the first couple of years. It was all good, except for slippery coating. I didn’t think about grip tape back then so started trying other mice. (Viper Ultimate doesn’t need any additional taping, but price was really good so I decided to get anyways).

FYI this system has a Ryzen 3900 (undervolted, but will be swapped for something more efficient), 32 GB Corsair Vengeance LPX ram, CORSAIR SF750 PSU and insane RTX 3080 ti (also only just for sh..and giggles - I do not recommend to use this GPU in this case at all BTW). What is constant though is the PSU, RAM, Logitech G603 mouse, Logitech G915 keyboard (although looking to swap it for smaller keyboard with numpad) and especially the ASUS ROG Zenscreen XG17AHPE with 240hz panel (super slim and super fast with a good screen size for travel).

My wives G403's and G603's scroll wheels are solid and smooth after years and years of use. Not bashing this mouse, if SUPERLIGHT would be as it was when I bought it, it would definitely my recommendation for almost anyone.

The most advanced and high-end keyboard ever. Mouse: Logitech G9x and G603 for games (hidden away along with xbox wireless controller). PC is in the Ncase M1 V6.1 thats currently tucked away behind the portrait monitor. Toshiba laptop below the ultrawide is provided by my office - nothing special but has type-c displayport that thankfully allows me to run the ultrawide.