Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex Performance Edition Gaming Mouse

This mouse is one of the best mouse I've ever own! I was hesitating at first whether to buy this mouse or not for I thought all mice are the same... Then Black Friday came and this mouse was on sale for $25 and I decided to pick it up. This came within 2 days without the Amazon Prime, and I have to say this is the BEST STEAL OF BLACK FRIDAY! The click is super satisfying, yet very light, so that you can click the mouse super fast. For the gamers, this mouse is super responsive, where every click register. You can switch the DPI setting to match certain situations, whether it's for the slow and pin-point accuracy sniping in CS:GO, or the rapid mouse movement in MOBAs, and you can do that in game all in one button. I can say now that the reviews saying that this mouse hurts their hands are not true. I game frequently and this has never hurt my hand once and I have very big hands (9.5 inches from tip of thumb to tip of pinky). To top it all off, LIGHTS. I know we all want some lights in our gaming gears, and this product came with 3 settings, the breathing effect, the color cycle, or just one solid color. The only con that this great mouse seem to have is that the cord that comes with it is a bit too long for laptops, so you have to plug the cord in from the opposite side of the hand you're using the mouse on. This was on sale for only 5 hours at that price so if you did picked one up during the sale, you're the lucky ones! If you decided to pick one up, you won't be disappointed and will ended up like me, a happy customer writing a 5-star review on this product!If you didn't have time to read the whole review...Pros: Cons- Light, satisfying clicking - Cord is a bit long for laptops- Responsive - People might try to steal this from you out of jealousy- DPI switch for different games/preference- LIGHTS- Solid construction- Fast shipping- Comfortable

This mouse has just been great for me- I have small to medium sized hands, use a claw grip, and prefer a light mouse, and this one fits my needs perfectly. The flattish, somewhat angular shape was a little odd at first, especially toward the front of the mouse, but after 30 minutes or so I forgot about it. You can just feel the great response and precision with this mouse, and it's no wonder since it uses the same sensor as the $80 G502 Proteus. And of course, the G303 goes up to 12000 dpi (important if you have a large or multiple monitors) and has up to a 1000hz polling rate.The only (minor) negatives I can think of are that I wish its dpi switch had a visual indicator, and I kind of prefer the 2 button dpi up/dpi down buttons next to the left click button like the G502 or G602, but those are very minor gripes, and I can always just map the latter's function to my keyboard anyway. And of course, it would be great if it were wireless, but I know a mouse like this would lose a lot of performance/have terrible battery life if it were- but the braided cord is pretty pliable and unobtrusive, more than anything it just adds clutter to my desk.Logitech's software has been easy and reliable to use unlike some others (I've never used Corsair software, but always hear about how buggy it is, and same with Razer to some degree)- I use it for both my Logitech mice and keyboard, so it's nice to have just one piece of software to control them all. And let's not forget about the totally customizable lights on the mouse- yes they are totally unnecessary, but wow, there's no denying they just look seriously cool.For the sake of comparison, I have also used the G602 wireless mouse- I found it too large and heavy for my smaller hands, and didn't care much for it's palm grip-only design. Also, its maximum 2500dpi wasn't enough for my 27" monitor (I prefer not to rely on in-game settings for sensitivity- you get much better results if you let your mouse handle settings like that on it's own).So if you want a top performing gaming mouse, have smaller hands, and use a claw grip, I'd say this is one you definitely should check out.