'After several months of heavy daily use in a gaming environment as well as for everyday office tasks, I can say that this particular mouse is worth the money. The 4 stars are because it doesn't have a button for free scrolling (which unlocks the wheel).'

As a daily user of the above mouse and the G703 wireless for over 3 years, I can say that it has largely paid for itself. Very nice grip, suitable for small and large hands, overall it is a sturdy mouse with nice clicks and also strong RGB. The only downside, and probably this applies to the entire series of these products (G403 Hero, Prodigy, G703 wireless), is the scroll wheel. It tends to break after one to one and a half years of daily use without any hits or abuse; it just seems that it doesn't hold up over time. I have changed 3 mice and all 3 have the same scroll wheel issue. I don't believe it's a coincidence after 3 purchases; nevertheless, I would recommend it for all the above positives it offers, I hope I helped.

After two years of use, it developed a problem with the wheel, which you turn up and it goes down and vice versa, but the down movement is to a lesser degree. I thought it might be dust, but I cleaned it and it was still the same. I googled it and saw that it is a known issue with this particular mouse, and I wonder why no one mentions it here in the comments. For a mouse that costs 50 euros, I didn't expect it to last only two years. A 15 euro mouse I had lasted 5 years without any issues apart from the clicks, which I had worn out from either heavy use or regular use. Additionally, the sides have worn out very easily. In terms of shape, I think it’s okay for my hand, but it could be better. I see myself going for a Viper.

ps* update: Logitech will replace it with the G403 Hero because they stopped producing this specific model here, which is understandable...

Those who have a problem with the scroll wheel should look for a firmware update https://support.logi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360024696534--Downloads-G403-Prodigy-Wired-Gaming-Mouse it solved my problem with the scroll getting stuck

5th year of usage and I can say that I have no issues using it as I use it mostly for gaming

After 2 years, the sponge/gel has worn out on the side where my little finger rests. Otherwise, it is perfect.

It's not the most comfortable. It's somewhat too high and rounded. After three years, the right click broke.

I bought it twice. The first time the right click broke within a year. In my second purchase, the scroll wheel broke within about a year as well. I won't buy it again, of course. I don't believe I happened to get a defective product twice.

I bought it used for 25 euros, about a year ago.
I will be brief.
One of the best choices I have made so far.

I have also tried the various deathadders.
If you have slightly larger hands, the deathadder elite is a very good choice, although it felt less sturdy to me (likely due to weight reduction).

I've had it for 4 years and in my opinion, it's the best vfm for mice. Everything works perfectly. It's a large mouse with big side buttons that are quite convenient for gaming. I've also used it for Minecraft jitterclick for those who understand, it's worth the money.

I don't easily give 5*.

But this one deserves it.

I've had it for 2 years and it hasn't suffered any damage. The pads underneath have not worn out at all. (I use it on a Razer mousepad)

Maybe the best mouse I've ever had. Maybe also the most beautiful. I've always had a flawless relationship with Logitech products. The software is a bit bad (LGS) but what can you do... now the G Hub might be a bit better.
The mouse had issues with the RGB which was fixed with a firmware update. Insignificant as a fact, I just mention it.
The downside of the mouse is that the scroll wheel broke after 3 years. I know 3 years is a lot, especially after daily use, that's why I don't rate it lower. I just expected a bit more from a Logitech mouse at this price... I have a wireless Logitech mouse for 15 euros that has lasted 4 years and nothing has broken, while the gaming mouse for 50 euros from the same company broke... :/

The wheel has a very rubbery feel, not a good sensation at all. The model has the well-known problem with the sound on the side buttons when you slide your thumb over them. I had quite a few issues with multiple clicks even though they can be fixed if you open it up. The cable is quite thick and stiff.
*Edit: I wouldn't recommend it for any reason. The wheel skips and rolls in the opposite direction. It's a known problem if you Google it, you have to open it up and put a very small piece of paper under the wheel to fix it, but that's just a temporary solution. Stay away!

I had it for almost 2 years and the left button broke. They replaced it with a new mouse so I am very satisfied with the support. As a mouse, it is very good and is made for demanding gaming.

+ It has a precision sensor. After I got used to it and used others, I noticed a big difference with this mouse. Also, it responds very quickly and its buttons are very good. It is recommended for FPS.
+- It is somewhat large; personally, it works for me while for others it may not. Ergonomically, it is quite good, but it could be better.
- The scroll wheel is basic, and mine stopped responding correctly after a while. Generally, the exterior is entirely thin plastic. I have had instances where I pressed the L with a bit more force and it bent. Fortunately, it has good mechanisms internally.

Review number 2
I wrote another review for the same mouse back in July. Now that I've had it for about half a year, I have a complete thought about this mouse.
1. The clicks are very convenient.
2. The grip suits everyone's style (claw, normal).
3. The DPI goes very high, and I have it set to 800, which is very smooth.
4. It has a weight that you can add if you want to play a game where you want your mouse to be steady, but it's not at a crazy level; even without the weight, you feel perfectly fine, while with other products, you don't.
5. The RGB is a little, but enough for me; it depends on how much RGB each person wants their mouse to have.
And lastly, 6. Its cable is long and fits everywhere... It's somewhat thick so it doesn't tear.
5/5, I recommend it and then some; half a year in, and I haven't seen anything wrong

After moderate use of 1 year, the scrolling wheel broke... I was disappointed because otherwise it is a very quality mouse...

I initially bought the mouse for 45 euros... I've had it for about a month and it's excellent. If I had saved a bit more, I would definitely buy the same mouse... Its sensors don't lose track when you lift the mouse and it also comes with a 10-gram mouse... Recommend it 5/5

Edit: In 2020, a problem arose with the scroll wheel and it goes up and down. This happens with cheap mice. It's so annoying that it makes me want to change it, so I'm lowering my stars to 4

Well, although I expected the mouse to bother me a little (I was used to a smaller one, so I thought there would be an issue at first), it's incredible how it immediately made me forget any other mouse. It's very important that there is an easy and detailed program that one can download, offering many features. FINALLY, IT'S THE BEST VALUE FOR MONEY OUT THERE. At the current price of 35, I wouldn't even discuss it. Kudos to Logitech for another amazing product.

4 stars because after 2 years of use, the wheel tread broke, however the wheel still functions properly

Well, after two months of use, I ended up with wrist pain. Generally, the hand should not be looking up for a long time, it should be as straight as possible wrist-hand, those who have tendonitis know exactly why I say this. Also, there are many better and cheaper mice than this

4 years and it continues. The mouse is a beast, it doesn't wear out anywhere. I have never felt like I've missed a click and honestly when I bought it I didn't expect it to perform this well since I had been disappointed by Razer, I hadn't realized yet that we were talking about the Apple of gaming

I have to say from the many mice I have tried for FPS, this one is good for both FPS and MOBA. It is very comfortable in my hand since I have a claw grip; for those who have a palm grip, it will be okay. For me, it is not as comfortable as the claw grip because it is very high at the back. The sensor responds very quickly, and if your hand is 19-18 cm tall and 10 cm wide, this mouse is perfect, and the buttons are clicky and of good quality.

Incredible mouse with very high precision. Without many buttons for those of us who consider them unnecessary. Its wireless operation has equally good response as other "gaming" wired mice. Very good purchase.

It is a good mouse for its price, having a good sensor and nice RGB colors. The only thing I didn't like at first was the feel in your hand, which is something subjective, but I got used to it after a point... I recommend it to everyone!

Toumpa mouse, I find the weight of it very convenient as it is adjustable, its buttons are just right, not too quiet but not too loud, the grip is comfortable and it has adjustable dpi so you can customize it to your liking. As for the appearance, for you show off people out there, I highly recommend it. Through the Logitech application, you can choose any color you want, adjust the brightness or add different effects. It is a satisfying purchase, worth its money, and durable

After 1 year of use, I can say that it is definitely the best mouse I have ever held; it is lightweight but has extra weight, it has a flat cable, the software is user-friendly, and the colors are beautiful. The mouse has incredible sturdiness and is worth its price