Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect size for my hand and it’s pretty comfortable when using for gaming. There are also four selectable pointer speeds which was nice if you want your pointer to be super fast or super slow. Overall, incredible mouse considering how budget friendly the price is.

Great. light weight, respond well, and easy to use.

A more expensive but nice wireless mouse. Very dependable and battery life is good too; I like having more freedom compared to standard issue mouses.

for one thing i bought this mouse for my kid and seen she was loving it i decided to buy one to try and i already have the g pro wireless and to my surprise this mouse is amazing u cant tell no differnce between the 2 actually will the g305 is basically the g pro but wireless and renamed too the g305 i put in a lithuim battery and amazing battery life this thing will njot have to be charged for a very long time vs my gpro wireless having to be charged every three days do to my heavy gaming sessions it is a sort of a small mouse but is perfect5 for claw grippers i have decent sized hands and it is still very comfortable for me and my use this mouse is way better than alot of higher in higher priced mouses

Great little mouse for the price! Works great for everyday work and even when I want to play a game. Best of both worlds

Decent mouse. Easy to use. Plug and play. The switching between DPI settings is very smooth. I have big hands but this fits perfectly.

This is a great option if you want a lightweight, easy to use, inexpensive mouse. The programmable buttons are easy to setup and very helpful. It even has storage for the USB adapter if you want to take this on the go.

Solid gaming mouse. Good dpi. Great battery life. Easy to use.

Love this mouse, I’ve had one for years. Just picked up another one for a friend on a great sale, though even at full price (which I paid originally) I still recommend it. It doesn’t have all the bells and whistles that higher priced gaming mice might have, but i use it for gaming and have zero complaints. And I like that it is plain, no RGB, no weird sculpting, etc I do wish it was rechargeable instead of using an AA battery, but it lasts a long time.

The mouse works great. Sometimes I press a button on the side accidentally which throws me off a tad but no biggie. I get so many compliments.

This is a wonderful mouse. Zero lag and adjustable dpi makes everything that much easier when gaming. This is the best gaming mouse for sure.

After buying this mouse I wasn't expecting too much as its only $40, but I happily surprised! It's super light and with a lithium AAA battery and an AAA to AA battery adapter, you can get this mouse to be extremely light and very well balanced. The sensor is excellent and it is very smooth. I have had no problems with this mouse and without the wire, it is just the perfect mouse if you don't need RBG or a ton of buttons. Logitech's G Hub software is great too. It is way smaller than what I'm used to and I thought is was going to be a huge problem cause I have pretty big hands but it wasn't an issue at all and it is very comfortable.

Good mouse for gaming or computer use on the go. I use this for my laptop when I'm in class or gaming at a friend's house. It has 4 modes of sensitivity. The bottom 2 modes are useless for someone like me with a long history of high DPI mice. Fits comfortably even in my large hands. Buttons have a good tactile click and the scroll wheel is more than heavy enough to know when you're using it. Batteries last forever so you can shove in a cheap alkaline or even a rechargeable NiMH battery for maximum life.

I realized my old mouse wasn't cutting it for games even though it was a "gaming mouse" with a really low response. I heard about this. I have big hands and I do a lot of heavy lifting so the extra weight this thing has doesn't matter nearly as much to me. Your results may vary. I've had it for almost a month now and still using the included battery and I *never* turn it off when I'm not using it. Going to switch to rechargeable when it finally does die on me. This is a great deal if you're looking for a good quality mouse that you can use for some gaming. Probably not the best if you're a very serious gamer though. Perfect for me.

I have used the same mouse for many years so I was a bit apprehensive to change but to my surprise my new mouse is so much faster and easier than my old one.

I haven't played a game on PC since the early 2000s. I recently got in to it again a month ago and finally decided to upgrade from the included mouse. I LOVE how comfortable this mouse is. It performs flawlessly. On sale, this thing is $30 and is a steal. Since leaning more in to PC gaming, I am having a bit of buyers regret. I wish I had a couple more buttons on the mouse. For about $90, the Logitech G502 Wireless is available and will probably be my next mouse. However, if you are just after a comfortable, well made mouse, buy this with confidence.

First time switching to wireless mouse and i am not dissapointed. No latency issues or lag. Works wonderful and as intended. Excellent battery life, light weight, comfortable to use

This is my first gaming mouse so I have nothing to compare to in that category. It's a terrific mouse that works so much better than my office mouse for gaming. Response and agility is wonderful for playing FPS games. I really like this it's wireless. The traditional mouse cable can be more a hindrance than a help. Getting it on sale for $20 less than full price was a no brainer. Very please.

I went from G402 HF to this. I’m very satisfied. This mouse is lighter and smaller, and of course, wireless so more freedom to move across the mouse pad. I don’t get hold back by the wire like my old mouse. One bad thing is, it is very easy to mis-click the DPI button when you’re in the heat of the battle. So it’s not very good design/placement right there. I use only 800 DPI anyways so I remove all other DPIs from settings (you can do that on Logitech G Hub) so it’s fine for me. But others might want to keep this in mind if you use multiple DPI settings.

This is a mouse that you 100% get what you paid for. I call this the budget g pro wireless. I compare it to that mouse because they look almost identical, the difference is that the g pro wireless is $150. Obviously you get more features and a greater experience with the g pro wireless, but not everyone needs that experience. There is no such thing as an objectively perfect mouse, most people just want a mouse that fits their needs whether for work or gaming, and at the price of under $40 this mouse does what it's asked cleanly. There's no rgb though except for the tiny dpi sensor (which is usually prefered), a great asset since the mouse runs on battery and extra lights will of course drain the battery much faster. In terms of price-to-performance no other mouse can beat this as long as it fits your hand. It's a bit bigger than medium but it is still on the medium to small size. It's compact but is also powerful. This is a "luxury" mouse, a mouse "finer-than most", and I recommend it.