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Logitech G903 review

Posted on August 25, 2017June 3, 2019 By Jarvis

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The Logitech G900 has reigned as the undisputed king of wireless gaming mice since it was introduced last year. Now, a successor has already been named with the Logitech G903.

To many, this peripheral might seem like a premature sequel. However, its ability to constantly draw power from Logitech’s new PowerPlay mouse pad could solve one of the last annoyances of wireless gaming mice.

That said, to get this winning combination, you’ll need to spend $149 (£149, AU$249) on the Logitech G903 – which is a lot to spend on a gaming mouse by itself – and another $99 (£109, AU$199) for the PowerPlay. Altogether, this is an expensive setup, with the $139 (£139, AU$239) Razer Lancehead being a worthy rival that’s also 10 bucks cheaper than Logitech’s mouse on its own.
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