Logitech G303 Shroud Edition Wireless Gaming Mouse - LIGHTSPEED Wireless - HERO 25K - 25,600 DPI - 75 grams - 5-buttons – PC - Black

The shape on this mouse is very unique, and if you had the G303 Daedalus Apex before I would not buy this based on their similar shapes. It's a bit bigger and fatter than its predecessor. But otherwise this mice is quite comfortable for someone who has small hands and uses a relaxed claw grip. I've had, and used many Logitech mice, the most prominent one being the G403 and the G Pro Wireless. Both have had significant issues with build quality - their plastic just feels way too thin and the buttons feel like you're pressing down on a limp empty bottle. They both had pretty okay battery life, maybe around 5 days worth if you had the RGB on whilst this goes for a much more minimalistic look with the only branding being a small Logitech x Shroud print on the top near the LMB. The buttons feel sharper, crisper, more responsive and the PTFE feet on the bottom are shockingly smooth, with very generous surface area compared to some other popular mice (looking at you, Razer Viper Ultimate). The hump at the back is quite prominent and noticeable when holding, which took me a bit of getting used to though, something to note as it's not too obvious from product photos. All this means that if you're a low DPI forearm aimer, you will have no problem swiping across a mousepad with it, Logitech's wireless technology performs the same as any other nowadays - amazing. The battery life is nuts, I think I last around 2 weeks on one charge usually, sometimes even more. The dongle is small and the compartment to hide it in is also a welcome touch for those who may want to use it in conjunction with a laptop on the go for working etc. It doesn't need RGB, it doesn't need holes to be light enough and it has USB-C! Which means Logitech mice have finally arrived at the future. Barring the unique shape, all in all this is an amazing mouse.

My Hand Size: 18.5cm Length x 10cm Width Previous Mouse: Cooler Master MM720 Wired I have a big palm and short fingers for the width of my hands so lets go with that in mind Pros - Really long battery life, i charged it twice in the 2 months i've used it - Really good wireless performance as usual logitech (feels good to be rid of wires honestly) - Good weight balance and good overall weight - Good stock skates but can be better - Crips buttons and balance - Good coating but i would recommend grip tape as the 2 front buttons are a little difficult to maintain grip on Cons - Requires a Pincer Claw Grip to be effectively used but regular claw can work, this turns into a pro as it gives really good control and comfort at the same time. Other grip styles might not feel comfortable due to the nature of the shape - Requires grip strength, this is a point i really want to make, this shape allows you to really grip the mouse without feeling jittery and should be used that way else there feels like a lack of precision - Not for small hands but if you have a wide palm (width like mine is 10cm) then you're going to be able to comfortably grip the mouse else you might have to adjust or try it out for yourself.

Over the moon with this mouse. Ergonomically fits my hand like a glove, even with medium sized hands at 18cm/9cm. The indented sides are a blessing with great grip for my pinky on one side and my thumb on the other - helps controlling recoil a much easier mechanic to deal with. Coming from using the G305 for a few years, and testing the Superlight and Viper V2 Pro for a few days each, this G303SE was my favourite from the get-go. G305 was a brilliant budget mouse, anyone getting into KBM gaming, it's perfect. But after a few thousand hours played across an aray of games from Apex, BF, The Finals, CoD (although I main controller on CoD), Fortnite briefly, and a dabble into others, the G305 was great aside from the weight (even after I used a AAA in it for months) and shape being slightly too small once I knew my skill barrier could be hightend. The superlight and viper v2 pro were marginly an improvement for me, the sensors didn't even feel much better and I did not enjoy the featherweight lightness of them. Anything under 70g for me and I felt like I kept losing control of barely being able to feel the mouse in my hand when so locked into the game. This G303SE at mid 70g's is a perfect middle ground for me, with great mind to muscle connection with the mouse and also great grip from the shape. The sensor also somewhat feels smoother, but that could be placebo due to the improved grip, but nonetheless I'll take it. And for less than £50 a 2nd hand 'like-new' condition model, it's probably my number one recommendation to what's currently on the market unless you go to much more expensive models. Great job, Shroud & Logi!

It’s a great mouse but the shape is way worse compared to the original 303 which just ruins it. The bigger size and height limits all ability for small fingertip movements and makes it feel slow and sluggish. Still aim better with a 90g 302 all because of the shape. If you really liked the original shape then this probably isn’t it. If you felt the original shape was too small or cramped your hand then maybe this is good if you claw only.

The Shape: If this mouse fits your hand size and you play using an aggressive claw grip or if like myself you have 20x13 hands relaxed claw also is brilliant. Being raised to add volume to fill the hand it's really comfortable. Ergonomics: I feel though it's so amazingly shaped Logitech could have done a better job with the coating of the mouse. It's a sweat trap. Even if you don't suffer from 'Pacific Palm' or 'Fountain fingers' it will draw every ounce of grease it can find which is the biggest downer for me. I have fixed this by ordering the corepadz grip set. The stock PTFE aren't as bad as they usually are but I'm thinking that's down to the sheer surface area. Lack of feet on the market forced me towards corepads. Yes I know I need an Artisen Hein but the stock feet became very scratchy even on their own G840XL to where I'm starting to slightly wiggle when shooting or under/overshooting targets. In Action: It is an amazing mouse we can all sit here and moan about it not fitting the 60g> people crave for FPS but this mouse wouldn't work that light. It's perfect especially in games with fast movement like Apex/Warframe/Valorant. My first few games with it I had a 3.0 k.d I'm usually a 1.1avg. I play an aggressive claw style and have experimented with Fingertip it works fine on this mouse maybe too good just not the aiming method for me. Summary: Amazing mouse worth every penny. Charged it once since recieving it just after Christmas. No connectivity issues. The sensor is 10/10. The DPI button lights up to correlate to the settings you saved. Also for best gaming results I highly recommend 3200dpi and adjusting your sensitivity to match what it was at previous DPI for the smoothest experience especially when sniping in FPS games. PAY THE SHROUD TAX YOU WILL NOT REGRET IT! (Please if you spend on this don't give up on it instantly it will be the most alien experience ever to the point you won't understand how you're even hitting shots when your hand feels dead. After about 3 weeks a month no normal mouse will do)

Overall is a really good quality mouse and I liked it over the gpro. The only downside I had which made me not keep it was because of the way I held the mouse I'd always end up tilting it due to the shape of the mouse which made it not track. I bought it as it was recommended to me from a friend and he still uses his to this day. The buttons on it felt more suited to me than the gpro and seems like an excellent choice over it if money is your limit.

For years i've been an ergo user, running through Zowie EC2's, Razer Deathadders and the more recent Vaxee Outset AX, but the one mouse that I always loved was the G302 (same shape as the original G303 with worse tech), which is very much not an ergo shape, but it just felt right for my grip style (relaxed claw), however it was too small, that's where this mouse, the Shroud Edition G303 has improved the original design and made it much more fitting for someone with larger hands. So for the short review, did you want the original G303 but wireless? This isn't it. Did you like the original G303 but it was too small? This is for you? Have you never tried the G303? If you claw grip and like a wide back, this is for you. If you've made it past the first paragraph you're probably more interested in the nitty gritty technical/nerdy side of things. As stated earlier, the diamond shape is excellent if you like the wide back of ergo mice and some other ambi mice (dimensions are listed) NOT GPW/GPX. The battery life is the best in any wireless mouse I've ever tried, exceeding my GPX and with the added benefit of having USB-C it charges ridiculously fast; it took me 3 weeks of heavy use every day to get down to 40% from 100% and it was fully charged within the hour. All clicks are incredible, my GPX had very mushy side buttons, this is not present on my copy of the G303, it uses one of my favourite scroll wheels with nice tactility and tension, I think its the same as the original, if not the G402. The mouse comes with a brilliant little design choice of having a draw on the rear of the mouse for your dongle to fit into for transportation, not only using the strange shape to its advantages but also freeing up space on the underside to accommodate for the large glides, of which are fantastic but do get warn in pretty quickly. Logitech wireless technology is as good as ever, no faults here. This mouse is a real gem of a product that I'm happy Logitech took a gamble on rereleasing, even if it does slightly differ from the original. Its not the safest of shapes but if like me, you have somewhat larger hands 19 x 9 cm + and use claw grip/finger tip (potentially) you'll love it. No other mouse has given me the "locked in feeling" that this one does and once you're used to it, it'll serve you well.

This mouse is far too heavy for the money, also the weight is imbalanced. It's the first logitech product I've ever owned that doesn't connect properly. I literally couldn't use this mouse!! I also found it slippy to hold and because it's so heavy it makes it worse. The shape and the weight imbalance makes the side buttons a bit odd to use. Logiech are in a dreamworld with the price of this given its so far behind other manufacturers. Even the original Pro x was 80g and was very expensive. After three iterations of that mouse it's down (at last) to 60g. Even that's still way behind other manufacturers nowadays. I will get the superlight 2 because everything else I have is logitech and the battery is really good in their products but this mouse with so many faults should be less than half the price. The razer viper v3 pro is 55g but they have even crazier prices than logitech and unfortunately have a terrible reliability track record. At least logitech will last for years.