Logitech G303 featuring 12,000 DPI sensor and RGB lighting coming in March
A new performance edition gaming mouse from Logitech will be availble for retail later this month that offers a huge DPI range, RGP lighting, and is extremely durable.
Logitech in introducing the latest accessory in its Logitech G lineup, the Logitech G303 Daedalus Apex Performance Edition Gaming Mouse.
Aside from having one of the longest product names I’ve ever seen, The Logitech G303 features one of the most advanced optical sensors currently available in a gaming mouse for maximum tracking accuracy. It has a huge DPI range of 200 all the way up to 12,000 with no smoothing and is able to track movements at 300 inches per second. The G303 can also adapt itself to any gaming surface by tuning its optical sensor to achieve optimum lift-off distance and maximum tracking speeds.
The Logitech G303 has been created to be lightweight, compact, and durable. It does this through the use of a metal spring tensioning system which offers an improved responsiveness and feel. In fact, both the left and right click buttons have been tested for 20 million clicks. The mouse also has RGB lighting that can be customized from a palette of up to 16.8 million colors.
The Logitech G303 will be available later this month for a suggested retail price of $69.99.
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replyDaniel Perez posted a new article, Logitech G303 featuring 12,000 DPI sensor and RGB lighting coming in March
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It has two side buttons on its left side. How many more do you need?
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For roughly the same price (or $10 more) you can get a G502 with way more thumb buttons (3) and on the fly sensitivity changes, profiles, etc.
Is it lighter? I don't understand why it costs that much.-
(way more is a joke, it is really just one more button).
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It's based on their G302 mouse, which I actually have but have yet to have the time to review. I would assume its weight and it having RGB would be some of the main reasons why this mouse exists. I know RGB is just aesthetics, but something like this could look really slick if you pair it with a RGB keyboard (like the G910, which I also have but have yet to publish a review for.)
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Oh. I suppose for the LED gamer, that is worth it then.
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What is an LED gamer?
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A gamer who likes LED lights on everything.
Not a common phrase. Probably best if it dies here.-
Those kind of gamers are weeeeeeeird.
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I roomed with one once. If he didn't turn off his PC at night it was like trying to fall asleep on the Vegas strip.
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It's a good thing my office is nowhere near my bedroom. The G910 lights up the room like nobody's business, although it looks pretty sweet when I'm on my computer at night.
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Generally with Logitech software you can turn off the lights or decrease the brightness. I always have the damn things off!
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I have black tape over all the lights: router, modem, case, monitor power button, etc. I have to have my room as dark as possible to sleep comfortably.
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LOL same here, kind of. For the case I just unplugged the power and HDD LED cables. I modded my modem to significantly decrease light leaks and the actual brightness of the lights; the modem lights are required for status purposes so I didn't remove them entirely.
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hrmm... i just ordered a corsair m65 to replace an aging g9x... the g303 looks pretty sweet! too bad it didn't come out last week!
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