Customer Ratings & Reviews

Sleek, easy to use and perfect for every use. From gaming to graphic design, it works great. Little to no latency and for a wireless mouse the battery life is super high.

Really haven't ever considered a wireless mouse, but after growing tired of my cable dragging on my logitech g502 I to looked into either a mouse bungee or if there was a solid wireless option.. Decided on one Of logitechs supposed gaming quality response wireless mice. Finally decided on this one after driving to the store and handling all the logi wireless options I could. It's a little small to the hand depending how large your hands are or how you like to hold the mouse. I find myself clawing and palming at times when using mice. So far this one handles nicely is smooth, and is actually responsive. In competitive style FPS games I notice no delay from the mouse that would take away from my experience at all. Also Opted for this mouse specifically for it takes an actual AA battery and I'd like longer life and not dealing with charging cables or wired mouse pads and didn't personally need the fancy function of wireless charging etc... This is all just personal preference. One thing I would 100% reccomned is try to handle this mouse before buying if you are uncertain.. Although from Pictures a lot of Logitechs mice look similar with obvious difference, they all feel very different depending on your preferences

All is good. No problems whatsoever. Would do it again.

great mouse shocked at the price perfect to switch to wireless

Work great,made the work easy,amazing performances,I'll recommend this product

For a mid to high end gaming build, this should be your very first option for a gaming mouse. Wireless is the future, and with Logitech's new HERO sensor, it's hard to beat their mid-range wireless mice with any other company's high-range wired mice. Buttons are nice, not too loud, and feel very responsive. I was considering getting a Logitech G Pro Wireless, but it was hard to justify paying an extra $100 for it when the G305 is nearly as good, and was $50. Highly recommended, definitely worth considering for gaming, editing, or general computing tasks.

This mouse has been working great for over six months now, now issues at all.

can't beat this mouse. size wise it was super nice given my hands aren't huge and therefore the razor mice are totally unusable for me if I want any amount of control. the wireless aspect...also unbeatable. great mouse.

Daughter got a new laptop for christmas and needed a mouse. This wireless mouse is great especially at this price. It comes with the battery so we wasn't left running to the store on christmas.

Great mouse for the price, close to the pro x super light just not as light but has virtually the same shape. I used the guts for a 3d printed mouse shell I made and it’s been great.

Light and comfortable shape, connects very easily with USB, great performance amd great price , reliable connection

Decent mouse for the price. Battery can feel a bit heavy at times especially since it makes the weight unbalanced (heavier in the back and lighter in the front)

This mouse is one of the best budget gaming mice around. The battery life is amazing, I usually change the battery once every 6 months or so. I game on it usually 4 or 5 hours a night and out of the 6 or 7 that I have bought I have only ever had one malfunction. I usually buy them on sale which makes the value even better.

My all time favorite mouse. I have 2 g305’s. One for desktop and one on laptop. Got them on sale, great battery life, easy to use. Lots of mods for g305 if your into that.

Amazing mouse. Budge friendly and a great mouse to start with.

I'm very surprised how well that mouse does. Very lightweight high performance but you have to feed it cheese once in awhile

simple and lightweight. no fancy features but it's reliable.

Awesome Wireless mouse. Good size for daily use and travel. Battery seems to last about 6 months with 8 hour use 5 days a week. Never had a connection issue with it.

Okay price but Lightspeed wireless connection technology is worth it! Lightweight mouse uses a single battery. I use an Enloop rechargeable battery. The LIGHTSPEED USB A adapter is tiny and it also comes with a nice length USB extension cable. Logitech has always been about quality and compatibility for me but I've had issues with older wireless connection technology from Logitech. I stopped using it for some years and decided to try it again with the "Gamer" level products. I'm not a gamer but I have now bought three products that all use LIGHTSPEED tech and I have not been disappointed. I have a keyboard and two mice now. Very happy with all three!

If you like the grip of this mouse (claw or fingertip is recommended, and of you have smaller hands even palm), then this is probably the best wireless gaming mouse at its price point. Logitech's wireless LIGHTSPEED sensors are the best on the market and pretty much completely comparable to wired mice in terms of input lag and latency. The build quality is pretty strong, although over time some people report double clicking issues. After a year of use, have not had that issue with mine. This can also be modified slightly to be more comfortable for usage. If you use AAA lithium batteries with adapters you can reduce the weight maybe 5-8 grams. You can also add grip tape on, as I find the plastic shell a little bit slippery. Also the mouse feet are super generic and not great; switching them out with third-market PFTE feet is recommended. Only real downsides are perhaps the shape if you don't like it and the slipperiness of the shell (the paint can also start to wear off under finger sweat and such).