I never have to charge this wireless mouse — it's my favourite computer accessory ever - 2 minutes read


I never have to charge this wireless mouse — it's my favourite computer accessory ever

Logitech’s G903 Lightspeed wireless mouse is the best computer mouse I’ve ever used. I can’t recommend it enough.

The G903 Lightspeed has everything you want in a computer mouse. It’s ergonomic and feels good in your hand. It’s fast. It’s highly customisable. And most importantly, I never have to worry about battery life.

Since the G903 Lightspeed mouse is compatible with Logitech’s G Power Play wireless charging mats, I’ve never had to recharge my computer mouse in the months that I’ve been using it.

Here’s why I love the Logitech G903 mouse so much.

You can also change the lighting of the mouse’s logo, with the ability to choose one of 16.8 million colours – or have the mouse cycle through all of them with animations and effects.

The mouse also has on-board memory, so you can adjust and save your various settings on your computer and the mouse will implement those changes quickly and easily.

Never having to recharge a wireless device is such a quality-of-life improvement, I don’t think I could ever go back to wires, or needing to recharge my mouse, ever again.

This entire system isn’t cheap, mind you: The G903 Lightspeed mouse costs $US200, and the G Power Play wireless charging mat costs $US100. You can find mice for much cheaper than this. But you won’t find a mouse, or a mouse ecosystem, that’s better. With the G903 Lightspeed, Logitech has perfected the computer mouse. This is the cream of the crop.

Source: Businessinsider.com.au

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