Questions about Logitech G G703 Lightspeed

The Logitech G703 mouse does not support Bluetooth connection. It can be used via USB cable or with the supplied 2.4 GHz dongle. It cannot be connected to a PC via Bluetooth.

The Logitech G mouse does not support Bluetooth connection. You can use it via USB cable or with the included 2.4 GHz dongle. It is not possible to connect it to a PC via Bluetooth.

Thank you very much for letting us know. We will be happy to pass this on internally to the relevant department and hope that this will be checked promptly.

Yes, it also works with cable.

Yes you can use wired, but you also get adaptor with the mouse to use bluetooth

Answer to your questions: - Micro USB - Rubber wheel Mustard: Why does it have to be USB-C? I also have the G502 with cable and wireless. The cable version has been gathering dust for ages and I've never plugged in the wireless version since I bought it because it's on a Powerplay mouse pad and therefore stays permanently charged. If that's too expensive for you or there are other reasons against the Powerplay, get a Micro USB to USB-C adapter (item 20034407, for example) - even better if you get a magnetic adapter (item 13453640) or magnetic USB-C cable (NetDot Gen 10), then you can just 'dock' the mouse and don't have to fiddle with the cable and socket. If you still want a wireless USB-C mouse, there are the MX Anywhere and Master 3 or (probably the smartest option for you / for gamers) the G502 X Plus with RGB or G502 X Lightning without RGB. Cheers.

Logitech itself only offers one version on its website and that is the Lightspeed. Based on the two offers on Digitec, I could hardly find any differences worth mentioning. Does anyone else know what this is about?

According to our information, it is only in short supply. As we are currently waiting for a delivery ourselves, we are unfortunately unable to give a delivery date.

The Quiksilver swimming trunks come in one size and are also particularly suitable as a mouse pad 😁. Thanks for the tip, I will pass this on internally and hope for a prompt correction.