Logitech - G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse - Black

Excellent mouse for gaming and production work! I haven't been able to run the battery out because it's so efficient. I use it almost every day for hours on end, and never once has there been any lag or delay from the mouse to the computer. It's light, and quick to move around. You can change the sensitivity anytime with a click of a button (located just under the scroll wheel) Excellent mouse, highly recommend! - LiquidHaus

picked this up for a pretty good deal IMO. went from a logitech g502 to this. the difference is very noticeable. it is very light and the size isn’t too bad. the g502 felt a bit big for my hand and so i picked this one up and it fits just fine. haven’t had any problems with it. only con would be no RGB but the all black is very sleek

Its a little on the small size like just a tiny bit bigger I'd be happier. Overall it's a great mouse it functions well responds quickly to input and tracks super well in games too. Decent weight can be reduced slightly using a lithium battery instead of the standard AA. Planning on buying my kid one too when best buy gets em back in.

Great mouse practically a 100 dollar wireless mouse without the RGB use it to play games everyday and never dies or anything like that I personally love this mouse!

The G305 gaming mouse by Logitech is a no-frills entry level gaming mouse for people who want to use the latest sensor technology but don’t want to pay as much as the premium gaming mice. The mouse is wireless only and uses a replaceable AA for power – which is handy as it is easy to get it going again when the battery dies. Logitech advertises a very long battery life for this mouse using their newest sensor technology and there is a low battery indicator that tells you to swap out the battery when it does get low. One note – you must download and install the Logitech Gaming software to use all of the features of this mouse. As far as performance, this mouse performs well. The up to 12,000 dpi sensor technology in the G series optical mice is impressive, and honestly I would recommend anyone who spends a decent amount of time in spreadsheets or especially diagramming using a mouse purchase a gaming mouse for those uses as well – the high quality sensors make those jobs much easier. One limitation on this mouse is the number of buttons. With only two side buttons and no horizontal scroll, you are limited to 6 buttons. One nice feature though for Logitech G mice is the ability to map one button to “G-Shift”, which allows the other buttons to perform a second function when the shift button is also held down. I personally map the mouse wheel button to this function, and then map the other buttons on the mouse to other things I use regularly. For ergonomics, this mouse is pretty compact and can be used in either hand, although the side buttons are kind of awkward for lefties. It’s actually a great travel gaming mouse – not too bulky or heavy, and completely self-contained with a slot under the back for the receiver to go. I would recommend this mouse for a PC user who wants to step up the sensitivity of their mouse, for a gamer on a budget, or for a gamer who wants a compact option to pack with a laptop for travel. The lack of buttons is a limitation on this mouse, but the sensor and the simple battery replacement are both nice features.

This is a great mouse for multipurpose use; For work and playing games. It's very light as it only uses 1x AA battery, and despite that it actually does last a long time. About 5 or so months before I had to replace the battery. This is my 2nd purchase of this mouse (for my partner) and I've had mine for almost a year now and works just well still. Highly recommended if you can find one in stock. Side note, this also comes with a wired USB extension which I don't have to use but I can see why they included one. If your mouse is a bit too far from the dongle, the signal can get a bit shaky, so it's nice that they included one for those that might need it. Mostly for those that have a desktop that is farther away from where they are using the mouse. For laptop users, this won't be a problem at all. Quick tip: Use a lithium battery to shed a few more grams in weight for those that want a super light mouse for FPS games ;)

---SETUP--- The setup of the G305 mouse is quick and simple. After installing the wireless receiver, it works. If you download the software from the provided documentation, you can customize it to your needs. ---FEATURES--- The key feature of this gaming mouse is that it has an impressive 250 hours of use on one AA battery. It also boasts lightspeed, which is high performance wireless technology claiming to be faster than most wired mice. The mouse is also portable in the sense that the receiver can be stored within the mouse itself. Adding to its portability, you can store several profiles for your settings on the memory of the mouse. ---PERFORMANCE--- The performance of this gaming mouse was superb. I didn’t notice any lag compared to my wired mouse. Though you only have 6 buttons compared to other gaming mice, the options you have to customize it’s six buttons are very helpful, especially if you play multiple genres of games. Rarely do you end up needing more than the six buttons you have to work with. ---EXPECTATIONS--- The product meets my expectations. It kept me competitives in FPS games like Overwatch and Hunt: Showdown as well as third person shooters like Fortnite and PUBG. If you are going to buy this mouse, keep in mind that it is strictly a wireless mouse, as there is no option for it to be wired. However, the long lasting use on one battery should keep you gaming for a couple of weeks. ---VALUE--- The price for the mouse in terms of value is competitive compared to other mice in the similar market. ---APPROVAL--- I highly recommend this product for gamers who want to cut the cord. The smaller size of this mouse makes it easier to reach the buttons in a comfortable manner and having the ability to create multiple profiles on it is perfect for gamers who may have to share a PC or travel to various gaming competitions.

I like the weight and feel of it. Very responsive, and the buttons have a nice clickyness to them. However, if you don't mind having a wired mouse I might point you toward the G502 instead. But wireless mice are very nice, so if you're looking for one at a good price, this one will more than suffice.