Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's not a bad mouse for what you pay. It works fine for the most part. The connection is pretty good. Logitech needs to figure out their app though because it has given me problems. The most annoying thing about this is the clickiness in the scroll wheel. The scroll wheel kind of stops clicking and makes a squishy sound. It still works, it just sounds terrible

One of the best full-sized mice I've owned. Falling under the large palm demographics, even some full sized mice will tire my hand because of the curvature my hand needs to keep while resting on the mouse. My default model is the M510, so compared to that this is slightly smaller (length) by less than a quarter of an inch and slightly lighter, probably because it only uses 1 AA battery in comparison to the two the M510 uses. The movement capture is very smooth for the most part. I have, however, had some difficulties adjusting the wheel for a smooth scroll. The buttons are a little more sensitive in comparison to the M510. Also, trying to get the usb receiver was very frustrating. The space around it is not made for larger fingers and the receiver itself is very smooth, lacking any dimples or curvatures that would help getting a grip on it. Overall these are minor issues, and I would still recommend this item.

A very affordable mouse that has the things I'm looking for. Back/forward button? DPI control? Check! Only thing I'd like is a button for free scroll vs. precise scroll. I'm also seeing mouses with copy/paste buttons which is wild. But for the price, I don't need those. Great purchase.

It's a very light mouse, and a good size for smaller hands. Haven't noticed any latency issues in the two months I've been using it. No disconnections. Haven't changed out the battery. It comes with a battery by the way, so no need to buy extras yet. You can reprogram all the keys with macros or preset options like Logitech's other gaming mice. I found the scroll wheel button too easy to press on accident though, so had to set that to do nothing on click. The shell isn't as good as my last (G502), where it's already starting to develop some shine on the left click button, and I always wash my hands before using my computer. The G502 hardly even began to shine after two years. The G305 has got a couple flaws but for the price and the layout to fit my needs, great sensor, + reliable wireless, I don't think I'll want for another mouse in a long time.

A very promising mouse for both gaming and productive work. Battery life is stupid efficient, so no complaints there. It's comfortable for long term use with a very ideal weight. My only complaint is the scroll wheel; it is not at all as fluid as I would prefer, it clicks with every roll, but after some use, you simply grow used to it. I would definitely recommend this to anyone seeking a decent wireless mouse.

I was honestly going to get one of the more expensive Logitech gaming mice, but the reviews of people who actually bought this really convinced me to save a few bucks and not bother with the risk of the others going bad. This mouse is glorious. I'm coming from the Wave combo so it's pretty different. It is super accurate and very fast. I love the lightness, it's not TOO light like a wired optical I had a while back. It glides wonderfully, so much so that I actually pushed it right off the mouse pad, although I just installed a keyboard tray so I'm still getting used to this set up. The DPI button on top works wonderfully, and the software you get from their website does, too. If there is ONE thing, well, two, there are TWO things I would complain about. The first is the loudness of the clicks. It's a lot louder than my old mouse, but my wife doesn't hear anything and that's what this is all about at the end of the day: not driving your loved ones crazy. The second is the lack of a tilt scroll, but that almost seems to be standard now and that's ridiculous. Love the side scroll! Sure, you can just press "shift" and scroll and it'll happen but I miss that little part of the old mouse. Otherwise, I love the spacing on the side buttons, they are perfect for me. Web browsing is a lot easier than it was before! And no RGB! Is that good? Probably? My hand is usually on the mouse so I don't see much of a point to having it light up at all. To each their own. This mouse rules.

This mouse is replacing an older Logitech M510 office mouse. I do some occaisonal PC gaming, but I mostly picked this mouse based on its stellar recommendations. I love it. It's responsive, I love how I can adjust the sensitivity at the push of a button, and the buttons are super easy to press and hold. It's super light too. I've heard that it's small, however it's only a few millimeters smaller than the 510, which I thought was the perfect size for my hands. This mouse straddles the line between full-sized and travel-sized mouse. Sometimes the buttons are too easy to press. There's a nice click, but I've had to get used to not resting my fingers so hard on the buttons so I don't accidentally click what I don't mean to. The scroll wheel isn't my favorite. It's works just fine, but it's more like a ratchet feeling and not a smooth rolling feeling. It makes sense for gaming, where you don't want to scroll to a specific item. The texture on the scroll wheel is very prominent - good for grip, but can be uncomfortable after long use. Overall, very very good mouse. For a nearly zero latency gaming mouse at this price it's worth every penny. If

If you really want a wireless mouse (like me) but don't want to shell out close to or more than $100, then this is a good pick. The two side buttons and the adjustable DPI button are nice. My only complaint is that it doesn't have infinite scroll wheel, but for the price I really can't recommend this enough.

An affordable mouse for both gaming and for every day use. I've been using this mouse for over a month now and I have to say it's very nice to use and hasn't caused me any issues. It is on the smaller side compared to a regular gaming mouse, so if you have large hands it might be a little awkward to use. There are no RGBs on this mouse, the only light is a small dot indicator near the center that toggles between colors to change the sensitivity of the mouse. It's compatible with Logitech G Hub and you can customize the mouse according to your needs. In total there are 6 buttons on this mouse including the scroll wheel. The wheel only has one scroll action, which is clicky and cannot change to a smooth scroll option. The mouse works well on any smooth surface and there is no lag response using it. The top shell opens to reveal the battery and a storage space for the USB receiver. It's very easy to open and close. I use this mouse with my laptop and I've been able to successfully play different games with it without issues or delays. Overall I highly recommend it.

This mouse is a little too small for my liking, but it is really light and affordable for a wireless mouse. The scroll wheel is a bit rigid which i'm not a fan of. I've had a battery in there since when I got it and it has not ran out yet. I like that it's a no frills kind of gaming mouse

Wonderful response, left and right click buttons feel like a high optical switch off a $200 mouse. Being able to change DPI on a wireless mouse is amazing. Presets are great. No lights on this one except the very small light indicator for the DPI level. Only thing I have a problem with is how loud the scroll wheel is. Its heavy and takes a bit to move. Hoping its gets better with more use though.

Shape isn't for everyone, but should be good enough for most. Mouse is solidly built, no complaints. With an AA battery, it's quite heavy, close to an office mouse. Probably use an AAA to AA adapter if you care a lot about reaction time and speed in gaming. Clicks are extremely light. Allegedly has double click problems, but once the warranty is up you can just get a 3rd party hotswap replacement board and switches for some odd 10-15 bucks. Scroll wheel is fine, a little noisy. Overall a good value mouse if you grab it on sale, I wouldn't pay full price for it.

I bought this as a wireless mouse for my work laptop because I thought it would be good to not have to use a track pad all the time. I started using this on my gaming rig (over my old Razer DeathAdder) because I liked the feel of this mouse so much more. The dpi is adjustable, and I think they're pre-set options, and it's more limited than Razer on that front, but I have no reason to use 16000 dpi on any device in any game I play. When you click, it just has a nice response and it fits so well in my hand. The one thing I would change is how the scroll wheel feels, it's not loose but it doesn't feel as nice to click it as on some mice, but overall that's a tiny complaint. If you want a nice, wireless gaming mouse, and don't want to break the bank on the pro series, this is a good start!

Great mouse. It feels good to use. Despite being low cost, the quality is still there. It doesnt have all the 100 buttons gaming mice tend to have, which is a plus for me. It doesn't have that awkward "ergonomic" shape which seems to be growing popular. It fits nicely in my hand, and works really well. I bought one back in 2020, and the mouse wheel only just now started to fail. I was impressed with the mouse, so I bought a new one of the same model

+ Perfect size for me. I like the claw grip. + All plastic- while this may be a negative I feel like it will make it last longer. + Variable DPI. I bought another mouse that was locked into 1000dpi and instantly regretted it. Negatives: - Extremely loud click sound - Does not have the infinity scroll wheel that I'm used to.

I've previously had the G203 Lightsync gaming mouse from Logitech, and I was absolutely in love with the feel of the mouse. The G305 Lightspeed mouse is essentially the wireless version with an upgraded optical sensor but no rgb lights. The latency difference between wired mice and wireless mice are nearly indistinguishable for the average user. The scroll wheel feels nice to use. The side buttons are decent for the price range. The only negative things I can really say about this mouse is that the primary and secondary button clicks are loud enough that it may annoy classmates, coworkers, etc. The mouse is also a bit small for people who prefer palm grip (should be fine if you use claw or fingertip grip though). The scroll wheel is also made of rubber which can accumulate some dirt. This mouse should last you a good 2 years of heavy use, possibly more. My G203 started to register ghost clicks after that amount of time, specifically with the right click. I play a lot of FPS games so it's likely that's how it started double clicking. Overall though, if you're new to the mouse market (whether it be for gaming, school, or work), this mouse is great for its value.

I work from home on my computer for 8 hours a day. This mouse is extremely comfortable, isn’t a loud clicker, or an annoying scroll wheel, and I just like it a lot! Seems to have a great battery life too, so I don’t have to constantly replace the batteries in it. 5/5

The one problem with it is the wheel does not accept directional input left or right. Other mice do this, but this mouse does not. If you want that, then don't get this mouse. That being said I love how light and responsive it is.

I was nervous getting it out of the box, initially thinking it was a little bulky, but man this mouse is comfortable to use and is designed well. Adjusting to the feel of this mouse was easy. I previously used a scroll wheel for many years, but I like the clicking increments on this one because it allows me to control exactly where I want to go on the screen with precision. I probably won't ever use the buttons on the side of the mouse and they're positioned perfectly so that they're never in my way, but the side buttons are certainly a nice feature for anyone who needs them. I will be using this mouse for a long time!

Awesome mouse, love how the clicks feel on the mouse. Sensitivity adjustment on the fly is a big plus and only needing one battery. My only gripe is the scroll wheel doesn't have a sideways scroll