I'd say for the money, it's worth the chance. Logitech are not the best at gaming accessories but since they are mass market, they tend to be halfway decent and affordable. There are better mice out there but they tend to be a lot more specialized and cost a lot more. There are other gaming mice with prices similar to Logitech offerings but despite well known brand names, I have had very little luck with them long term.

I bought my G700 to replace my very old G7 mouse which I would have again in a heartbeat if it were possible, but it's a bit outdated and I doubt any of the old stock ones would be worth the asking price now, particularly with the rechargeable battery being dead all these years. So the next best option for me was the G700, which has a few drawbacks as well as better features over the old G7. I do miss the hot swap battery feature and the cord on the G700 is a pain, but I have gotten used to it and hardly notice it anymore. When I am goofing off, I leave it plugged in, when I game, I unplug it. So far I have not run into many issues with the battery life and plugging it back in seems to work ok even mid-game. It picks up right off with no problems. As I mentioned before, the G700s is what is available now which is basically the same mouse with some decoration. I much prefer my G700 to the "s" model, but that's a matter of taste.

About the worst part about Logitech accessories is the software, which is a necessary evil though it does take a little getting used to. If nothing else, at least it's updated pretty regularly unlike some of the other brands that ignore the software once they move on to other products. Just my .02

These declines are on the back of extra revenue received from releasing games like Forza horizon 5 on PlayStation. So I’m being sarcastic here when I said they should go back to exclusives. Killing off a revenue stream from Ps5 sales will only make things worse