I bought this mouse upon release early last year along with the charging mat. Never needed to plug in a cord the entire time. It was rediculously responsive, easy to use and dead accurate. An awesome gaming mouse. I had not a single complaint. However, after about fifteen months of use, I started to get a double click issue on the left button, then on the right. Click and drag was useless and was impossible to use in gaming. Luckily, Logitech stand behind their stuff and offered a two year warranty. This morning, Mighty Ape offered a credit or refund (not a replacement). I have since found on other sites that the button issue is common and a problem with this model. Such a shame… I now have a charging mouse pad I can use for nothing.

Logitech's newest and best wireless gaming mouse brings a few performance improvements. But, to fully unlock its potential, you'll need to buy its pricy charging mouse pad.

Solid build quality; Accurate and reliable wireless; Unique wireless charging technology

Exorbitantly expensive

Logitech G G903 with Logitech POWERPLAY Wireless Charging System can be summarised in one word: Revolutionary. I know it's a strong word to say, but it really is. The G903 itself is an awesome mouse to behold and use, and the POWERPLAY offers both soft and hard mousepad to pick.

The G903 is one of the best wireless mice on the market, but its ambidextrous shape and high price may limit its appeal.

Excellent wireless performance; plus the PWM3366 sensor; Lightweight construction; glides smoothly; Suitable for both left- and right-handed people

If you're not using Powerplay; not much improvement over the old G900; Expensive; Ambidextrous shape not very ergonomic

Logitech's new Powerplay system is pretty revolutionary: a mouse pad that charges your wireless mouse as you use it. The problem? Well, it's expensive. But even that's not likely to be the biggest issue.

Great mouse ! No lag

Traditionally, there have always been two problems with wireless mice. The first is that they always need fresh batteries or to get recharged. The second is that they tend to suffer from a certain amount of input lag. The Logitech G903 and G703 wireless gaming mice attempt to solve these problems.

No input lag to speak of; Charging Pad eliminates battery concerns; Ergonomic design

Charging Pad ain't cheap; Not sure why there's two scroll wheel settings; Limited button customization

Definitely pleased with this purchase, it has helped revive my interest in Gaming. Particularly recommend if you are a Left handed Gamer

I've already reviewed the Logitech G603 , which for me was the perfect, non-ridiculous wireless gaming mouse but for some facepalmy design that made it too uncomfortable to use without brutal modification. Today I've got its bigger, also wireless brother, the Logitech G903 to look at.

Excellent mouse with fantastic features, Seamlessly bridges wired and wireless functionality