Logitech - G300S Wired Optical 9-Button Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting - Black

I purchased this gaming mouse as a replacement for my previous mouse that I had bought off of Amazon for $10. A lot of times, I don't buy name brand items. After buying this Logitech mouse, I will always buy name brand gaming mice. The mouse itself is extremely comfortable for my hand. It is a little smaller than other gaming mice, but I like this one a lot. The mouse feels well built and sturdy enough that it will last for quite some time. I have downloaded the LG G software from their website and it found my mouse right away. I have not explored the different features the software provides in depth yet, but you are able to set custom Hot Keys for the mouses other buttons. You can set these settings to different colors of the mouse as well. For instance, want special hot keys for Battlefield? Make your custom settings and apply it to the color yellow. StarCraft - set it to the color blue and so on. I do enjoy that feature a lot. If you are looking for a more in depth mouse with more features, I do recommend the more expensive ones. If you are on a budget and looking for a comfortable gaming mouse with some features, this should meet your needs.

When my old tired mouse at work stopped working, I 'upgraded' to a Logitech wireless M525. I've never wanted to throw a mouse across the room the way I did with the M525. I tried moving the dongle to the front of the PC to get a stronger signal, which did help some, but in general the cursor would hang &/or get lost a little too often to make it acceptable for all day use. That's when I 'UP-upgraded' to this wired G300s. I use it to navigate just about every task I perform as a medical coder/biller and, especially after my frustration with wireless, it is an absolute pleasure to steer the G300s. I like the clicky, tactile feel of the buttons and the scroll wheel. I have smallish hands and this mouse is perfect for my claw-grip style. It is ambidextrous and thus symmetrical, which I find gives it a satisfying balance. Though it isn't weighted, it feels plenty sturdy to me - and for office use, it is not overly aggressive-looking (the way most "gaming" mice look). Very pleased after first month or so of use, and I've not even tapped into the ways I could be more efficient using the programmable buttons.

This mouse is really really good it sits comfortably in your hand so it can just rest there, no strain, all game. And the matte material also feels nice. I’m really a fan of the way the buttons are arrayed because you can access them nice and quickly. My one gripe is that due to its plastic construction it is somewhat fragile. Not super fragile but a good fall will break it internally. The hard plastic exterior didn’t even get scuffed after a fall onto hardwood flooring. Oh and the usb began to fray internally just before that fatal fall but beyond that I definitely recommend this if you aren’t a fan of claw grip mice or are just looking for a good, fancy, but inexpensive, 6 button mouse.

The locations of the side buttons on this mouse are in a weird spot. I knew this before buying it, but it wasn't until I started using it that I realized how un-ergonomic they were. I play a lot of video games, which includes first person shooters, and having the 4 side buttons where they're at just straight up doesn't work when you're having to use the two primary buttons and then having to slide you finger to tap one of the others and winding up ruining your shot. A lack of thumb buttons was a huge let down for me. I thought I'd be able to adapt to it, but I never was. Once you have side thumb buttons, you never want to not have them. The mouse is also a bit small for my taste. I prefer a mouse that fits my whole hand and not one that I have to curl up my fingers to use. All in all, it's a well build mouse, just not in my personal taste.

I've always used a larger mouse for as long as I can remember, all of them palm gripped. After buying this, I now know my preferred mouse is finger gripped. It's light, smooth on any surface, and tracks accurately. Lift off tracking isn't a problem, and since the mouse is so light it's easier to maneuver around, and requires much less desk space. The extra top buttons are easy to press with either my index finger or ring finger or middle finger. The extra feature of having the lighting options is nice but I rarely fiddle with it after I've chosen my color. Logitech software is, as always, not too system resource heavy, and the option to save my setting in the mouse itself is definitely a plus. Overall this is a great mouse. It's light, tracks well, and there's ample buttons to satisfy even some MMO gamers.

The mouse is incredible for it's price, it makes a lot of gaming mice look bad for the prices they sell at. While it has its pros it also has its cons, the sensitivity goes up to 2500 dpi which is good but once it hits about 1800 the stutter becomes noticeable which makes it slightly irritating to do delicate tasks, the wire isn't braided which causes some issue for me but nothing that can't be fixed, it is a very nice and good all around mouse which is why it gets 4 stars and thought the mouse buttons are unorthodox they're very easy to use and the functionality goes further than any other mouse I've ever used before. I would recommend this mouse to anyone currently looking for a gaming mouse. it's definitely worth it.

I did a little research before I purchased a new mouse, and couldn't find the same mouse that I had been using, so I chose one from the same brand. Logitech has never let me down with their mice, so I decided to go with this particular one. Pros: -Left or Right Hand curve on mouse - 20,000 DPI which is very fluid -Lots of buttons to set for Macros - Color of light can be changed on the fly - Price Cons: - Awkward button placement on right side of mouse, which can cause certain buttons to be hit that were not meant to be pressed. - The mouse is a little on the light side, which may be a problem for some people.

This simple gaming mouse is pretty basic as far as controls go. It doesn't have the keypad on the side or any of the other gadgets...it's a 10-button mouse that's programmable with the Logitech software downloadable from Logitech.com and is easy to program. Not too big and (IMO) not too small. I bought this to replace a similar model when the left click essentially broke...it had lasted roughly three year or so prior to that, which included traveling with an Alienware gaming laptop as well as everyday use on my desktop PC. Great for my needs and an easy pick if you're looking for a simpler mouse but with some programmable features.