NOVEMBER 2019 • TECH ADVISOR 107GAMING SPECIALaround. Powerplay provides the convenience of using
a wired mouse, meaning you never have to scramble
for a charging cable mid-game or plug in your mouse
overnight. You never have to think about your mouse
period. It just works as you’d expect, all the time.
I’ve been using Powerplay for two years now
without a single issue, and find it hard to go back
whenever I review wired mice. Only three mice are
compatible with Powerplay, and the G502 Lightspeed
is obviously our top recommendation. The G703 (£99
from fave.co/2Z2K8mY), is a decent right-handed
alternative though, knocking £30 off the list price of
the G502 and featuring a five-button setup. And then
there’s the G903 (£129 from fave.co/300cADn), which
matches many of the G502’s features (including the
dual-mode mouse wheel) but opts for an ambidextrous
shape. Any of these mice can turn a pry-the-wires-from-
my-dead-hands sceptic into a wireless believer.Logitech Powerplay
Wireless Charging
Gaming Mouse PadNOVEMBER 2019 • TECH ADVISOR 107GAMING SPECIALaround. Powerplay provides the convenience of using
a wired mouse, meaning you never have to scramble
for a charging cable mid-game or plug in your mouse
overnight. You never have to think about your mouse
period. It just works as you’d expect, all the time.
I’vebeenusingPowerplayfortwoyearsnow
withouta single issue, and find it hard to go back
whenever I review wired mice. Only three mice are
compatible with Powerplay, and the G502 Lightspeed
is obviously our top recommendation. The G703 (£99
from fave.co/2Z2K8mY), is a decent right-handed
alternative though, knocking £30 off the list price of
the G502 and featuring a five-button setup. And then
there’s the G903 (£129 from fave.co/300cADn), which
matches many of the G502’s features (including the
dual-mode mouse wheel) but opts for an ambidextrous
shape. Any of these mice can turn a pry-the-wires-from-
my-dead-hands sceptic into a wireless believer.
Logitech Powerplay
Wireless Charging
Gaming Mouse Pad