Unfortunately, I can't heap the same level of praise on Logitech's decision to continue using Omron 20M switches in its primary buttons. It was an easy decision for Logitech to bring him in for its follow-up. Most of all, he's widely considered to be one of the best aimers on the planet, and is a long-time vocal fan of the original G303. The G303 Shroud Edition was endorsed by and named for Shroud, an esports legend in his own right, known for his competitive prowess in iconic games like Counter Strike: Global Offensive, PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, Apex Legends, and Valorant. It came to market with the unenviable task of attempting to please both modern proponents of ultra-light mice and originalists that would be wary of any changes at all. Released at a time when one could often pay $400+ for one of the rare unopened G303s left, the G303 Shroud Edition attempts to take all of the beloved characteristics of the original's form factor and meld them with more modern electronics, a lighter weight, and wireless connectivity. Today, we're going to look at Logitech's attempt to follow up this legend. If you see inaccuracies in our content, please report the mistake via this form.
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