Was looking for a mouse similar to my G400, found HN to be the cheapest even when compared to ebay sales and other computer stores.
Logitech G403 Prodigy Wired Mouse $47 @ Harvey Norman
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Cheaper delivered. Using this mouse right now but I'd definitely go for the newer one simply because it'd probably be more ergonomic for more people.
Don't think you can beat this mouse for that price, it has best sensor on market (same as prodigy g502).
Although the scroll wheel can be a bit hit and miss, the one I bought seems to to have the scroll wheel click a little slanted to the right. (But since I rarely use that button it doesn't really bother me.)
Great mouse but battery life is probably too short for most gamers. Waiting for the wireless charging version.
mate, this is the wired version
I guess you mean the wireless version
Yeah i mean the wired version. Good mouse anyway, cant beat it for the price.
…not sure if troll or typo…
Need that G502 to go on sale again.
they were around for $60 or $68 2 or 3 weeks ago, right?
Yeah missed out.
They were $60 @ Wireless1 and $68 @ EBGames yesterday, but prices have gone back up.
It is! $89.60
http://www.harveynorman.com.au/logitech-g502-proteus-spectru…
Edit: OK so did a quick google, looks like the HN sale price is close to normal price at other retailers.
I got it a year ago from OW for around $68. Worth it!
playing OW with 403 right now, doing pretty well! had to set it to 1600 dpi instead of 800 compared to my g400 though
update: playing some overwatch with this, very nice to use it really is just an update to the g400
I purchased g403 from Harvey Norman last month. $47 as well, and they gave me a wrong one which actually was the wireless model…
I'd call it a win, just keep it plugged in if you want wired
A nice simple gaming mouse. I find it is quite light to press so I often accidentally click from resting my index finger.
Any reason you wouldn't purchase this for office use? Anything better in the $30 - $50 price range.
Following this, I'm very curious about this as well. One of the few gaming mice that doesn't look outlandish, just wondering if it's comfortable for long autocad sessions
for autocad I'd probably use a mouse more accustom to the user that they find preferable. I'd reccomend going out and finding one they truly like. (I'm a designer so I know the pains)
you could probably get something similar for a bit cheaper. But it would be great for office use too, especially with the thumb forward/back buttons
Solid mouse, bought it last time $47. Pretty happy with it.
Deal is back on right now, I managed to purchase one for $47.
how do i mark it as on again?
This one as well.. http://www.harveynorman.com.au/logitech-g402-hyperion-fury-g…