Customer Ratings & Reviews

For a wireless gaming mouse, I have been very impressed with how responsive the Logitech G305 Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse was compared to a wired version; this is due to the 1 ms response, up to 12000 dpi resolution and HERO sensor. It is very simple to plug-and-play right out of the box. My only drawback with wireless mice that are not Bluetooth is they take up a usb port. It's especially frustrating if you're using a laptop, like myself, which doesn't have very many usb ports to choose from. The mouse itself is relatively small compared to some I've used however still feels ergonomically sound. It has several customizable buttons which come in handy while gaming. Since it is produced by a very reputable company that has been in this business much longer than many in this gaming market, I feel it's priced right and a great option for those in the market for an upgrade.

Did not like it, too heavy compared to other non gaming mouse

Excellent. The size is perfect, and the extra buttons are very helpful when gaming. The fact that it is wireless is nice, too, in that there isn't a cord getting in the way when moving the mouse. I also noted that the feet have a relief in the bottom which makes the mouse glide even smoother over the mouse pad. All in all, I'd recommend this mouse all day long.

Those looking for a well performing mouse suitable for gaming that won't cost 3 figures, this is definitely a strong contender. Overall, it's a fairly basic mouse with only the essential buttons: back and forward, left and right, a wheel with a click button, and a button to change the DPI sensitivity. It doesn't feel nearly as premium in the hand as some of Logitech's other gaming mice, but it's also a fair bit cheaper. If performance is the primary concern for you, with hand feel being a secondary consideration, this is a mouse you should be looking at.

This is an extremely fast wireless mouse with a 12000 DPI sensor. It comes with 6 programmable buttons and can be programmed with the Logitech Gaming Software. It is lightweight and standard sized to fit most hands easily. My only complaint is that it isn't ergonomically designed so I wouldn't use it as my primary gaming mouse if I plan on playing for a couple of hours. It is great however as a mouse for work, especially for CADD applications and multiple monitors where with a click of a button by the wheel you can adjust the DPI settings to speedily navigate across multiple monitors or slow the cursor down if you are trying to get precise placement (for CADD or game play).

Works well efficient. Price reasonable although on sale 29.00

Let me explain... The clicking mechanism in this mouse feels like it's a high quality mouse, but the lack of weight makes the mouse feel cheap - I hope that makes sense! The plastic it's made of feels like it can take a beating - it's just the weight! There's a button that lets you change the resolution of the mouse for those games that require precision moves (sniper mode anyone?) The battery is rated for 9 months - I won't complain, you can't expect a battery to last forever! It's definitely an improvement over the wired el-cheapo gaming mouse I was using previously, so I won't be overly critical! I'd recommend to friends!

For what this is, it works exactly as you'd want it to. Good resolution, excellent speed and no perceivable lag with bluetooth connection. Multiple buttons for some customization, but not overwhelming if you want to keep it simple. Plug and play. For this price point, it is awfully hard to beat. If you want pretty colors and 20 customizable buttons, you'll need to pay more, obviously- but for the rest of us, I'll take the G305.

I came from a Logitech g502, which was too big for my 16cm x 9cm hands. I like how much lighter this one is (89g with an AA lithium battery) compared to the 127g g502. The lack of a thumb rest is actually nice. And this being wireless on my small desk is a plus. It isn't 100% comfortable, but not at all uncomfortable. Just neutral feeling. Buttons feel like they need to be pushed further to actuate, but I don't mind.

Regularly on sale for $40-$50, the G305 Lightspeed has everything you need for high-level wireless gaming without any of the superfluous features that often drives up the price. There's no RGB, so I kid you not when I say the battery will typically last 3-6 MONTHS with daily use. There's no built-in rechargeable battery, but you can easily use rechargeable AAs (and you should) and get great performance. It's not a "lightweight" mouse but it's not heavy either, with a simple, easy to handle shape. There are two side-buttons if you want them and a good scroll wheel. And that's it, so if you're one of those who wants a million buttons for MMOs or what have you, this thing will feel really basic. Most importantly, it has a great optical sensor and great tensioning on the main mouse buttons. The clicks feel solid, mechanical, and precise (with none of the mushy feel that a lot of supposedly high-end mice have these days), and it's easy to throw around with precision on the mouse mat. And the lack of wires is such a game changer that once you go wireless, you will never go back. For players on a budget (especially for shooters), you cannot do better than this without doubling the price.

The mouse is really high quality and it works so good. The battery lasts forever. I’ve had it for a month and I have not had to change the battery, even though I’m a pretty avid gamer.

Seems to me to be a pretty standard mouse. I can't really see the difference between this and any other mouse at this price point. It's small and lightweight. The receiver tucks away inside which makes for easy travel if you so choose. I still prefer the logitech trackball over a standard mouse for comfort reasons. All in all I wouldn't toss this one out.

Bought it fir my wife as a gift foe her job she loves it great job logitech

If you want a basic wireless mouse that has great performance and battery life without any extra features, this one is it. The purple looks great also.

Unboxing the G305 and it includes a basic setup guide, battery, mouse and a USB extension cable. I have a cable from another Logitech mouse, but it's always nice to have additional cables lying around. The dongle is like most mice today and is located inside the battery compartment of the mouse. First impressions. I swapped out my G603 dongle for the G305 and it works. No it wouldn't work with the other dongle, I tried lol. I went to Facebook, yeah really, and scrolled my wall. I figured that's a good place to try the scroll wheel. Logitech replace the 603 because it had a hardware scroll issue and half the time it would scroll the wrong direction. So far the replacement has worked flawlessly. The same can be said for the 305. Out of the box it works exactly as it should. The backward and forward buttons on the thumb-side worked in Chrome to advance or go back a page. Left and right click works as expected. Out of the box, the speed and movement of the mouse work really good for me. Not sure if it's because it's new, but it glides really nice. All in all this will be a great backup mouse or I may use it on an older system I'm rebuilding.

Excelente mouse for an excellent price, i just love it

This is my review for the Logitech G305 mouse. The mouse tracks great and overall a nice mouse. I’ll explain a few things that make me give it a 4 Star as well as a couple things I personally don’t like. It lacks being able to plug it in. It does not have a rechargeable battery for it. Being that they label it for a wireless gaming mouse I would have like to see it have a rechargeable battery and a way to plug in to charge as well as use if battery gets low. Nothing worse then playing a game like pubg and get into a fight and can’t aim and don’t have a AA battery around. It also uses a wireless receiver and does not allow for Bluetooth. So you still will use up a USB port. The mouse itself tracks great. 1ms response. Very smooth and has a few customizable options. You can change the dpi and has a button that will cycle thru different dpi settings. You can have up to 6 settings. I prefer just 2 or 3. One low and one higher. Mouse is smaller but i personally don’t mind that. I love that the wireless receiver piece fits inside the mouse if you pack it. I would have liked the dpi change button to be on the left of the left mouse button and 2 buttons, one to go up and one to go down. I also just like having a precision aim button. I use a G502 and love it. Overall mouse works great and just need to get used to if your like me and used to using a bigger mouse or one that has more buttons on it. But for how well it tracks and responds and how smooth it is, well worth having. Just remember that you can also go into the software and calibrate the mouse to the mousepad orb surface you are using. If your looking for a wireless mouse, and don’t mind not being able to plug it in to charge or use this mouse is for you.

Free rolling and easy. Light and comfortable to use on any surface. No mousepad needed.

Amazing product for the price. I have had no issues with it and it’s easy to game with.

Bought it on sale for $35 and at that price there isn't any other mouse that comes close to the value. I've had it for around 2 years now I believe, and the "G" logo on the battery cover is worn off but that doesn't bother me. I do have one slight inconvenience though, the back button on the side sometimes clicks itself 2 times instead of one, very rarely 3 times. It has NOT affected me in game whatsoever so its just on the day to day basis when it gets annoying. The battery life is AMAZING, like i said I've had it for around 2 years and I've changed the battery maybe 3 times. (I'd attach an image but it's saying the upload failed)