Customer Ratings & Reviews

The mouse's movement is great all around: no latency, linear response. Clicks easily and quickly as well. The extra buttons seem useful for workflow (i haven't tried them out much - i use different mice for gaming and work). However, I am left handed so it's very easy to accidentally press them. This might not be an issue for righties, except for the center button (which changes the sensitivity). Takes some getting used to, but manageable. The mouse is small. I like this because it lets me grip it in a variety of ways. Others might not like it if it makes their hand hurt.

For me this is the perfect mouse. I have a few of them for my PC, for my MacBook and for travel and for my iPad. I keep buying them whenever I need a mouse. They the wireless lightning connection is the best and most stable of anything I’ve tried, better than Bluetooth. The wireless interface is designed for gaming but I use use this mouse for everything at work and at home including games. Super easy to adjust DPI setting even without any software installed. Very long battery life… and even better with lithium non-recharging battery. Get it on sale for the best deal. Goes on sale every year.

I picked up this mouse after my G203 Prodigy died, after seven years of use. I wanted a mouse that was similar to the G203 as it's the only mouse that really fits my hand well. The G305 is exactly that, it's pretty much a wireless G203. The side buttons are slightly less tactile than the G203 but the scroll wheel is smoother and the mouse buttons are nice and clicky. Battery life seems great, I bought it two weeks ago and am still on the battery it came with, after using it almost every day. Sometimes it will lose connection and I have to reseat the adapter to get it back, but it's very rare.

For the last 4 years I have been using a Logetich G502 Proteus Core, and before that I used a SteelSeries mouse. All have been good mice. I really enjoyed my G502, but I was wanting something new for a few reasons, being I wanted a different shaped mouse, the scroll wheel was slick for me and I'd frequently click the middle mouse wheel from side to side too often (which for me would change the DPI). I also found my cords were getting messy and I could always feel some drag with the cable and I wanted that to go away. I never really liked what was offered on the market because of the shortness of battery life or the shape. When I saw this mouse, I was very excited to hear it got 250 hours of life on just a single AA battery! After using it a while now, I have to say I enjoy the shape and size (it's not too much smaller than my G502), and the lighter weight than my G502 is pretty nice too. The side buttons are easy to hit, and I like that it looks bland and boring. Fits my setup of a very nice keyboard with retro-90s keys and the black mouse from the 2000s. The sensor tracks very nicely, and I'd say (whether it's placebo or not), my accuracy has been better in many cases of using my mouse in both gaming and just plain clicking around the desktop. So if you want a no-thrills mouse for gaming or whatever you do, that has an very accurate sensor and great battery life, this is the guy. My one complaint: I don't game all the time, nor am I in Windows all the time (Linux user mainly). It would have been nice to have a switch on the mouse (maybe next to the power switch?) to switch the sensor into the mode with less response time. I don't need 1ms response all day, so it would be nice to have an easier way to go back and forth, especially for folks like me who can't get the Logitech software for our daily OS

Been using this mouse for a month and it's been a great upgrade from my last mouse. For the price it can't be beat. i've been on the same battery since I've bought it a month ago and it's going strong. Haven't noticed any input lag and it's super lightweight. I play overwatch primary but also other shooters. I haven't had any issues with this mouse and would recommend

Great mouse, light and fits my hand good. 2nd time buying this mouse i liked it so much

I personally use this mouse as part of a portable setup. It’s lean on features and the build quality feels a bit fragile. That being said, for the price tag, it’s more than worth it. It lasts quite a while on the single AA battery that powers it. The buttons feel cheap, but still tactile. It has an internal storage area for the USB adapter so it can’t easily go missing when you travel with it, and it also boasts a quick wake-up time after going to sleep,

My G602 finally died after nearly a decade of heavy use, so I was looking for a replacement that would try to replicate what I had. The biggest features I liked that my old mouse had were a wireless usb dongle, on the fly sensivity adjustments, and replaceable batteries (AA/AAA). Apparently replaceable batteries have become rare anymore as their next models up use an internal battery. This was the best Logitech mouse that I could get that matched those criteria. It was also much cheaper than their higher end models so it wont break the bank if I decide to go with a different brand later on. Overall while the mouse isn't nearly as nice as my old one, it is still quite good; especially for the price.

This gaming mouse exceeded my expectations. It’s extremely comfortable to use, even during long gaming sessions, and the responsiveness is spot-on with no noticeable lag. The buttons feel solid and well-placed, making quick actions effortless. I also really like the smooth tracking and adjustable sensitivity, which works great for both fast-paced games and everyday use. Overall, it feels well-built, performs reliably, and offers excellent value for the price. I’d definitely recommend it to any gamer looking to upgrade their setup.

Honestly, I can't complain about it. It feels nice in the hand, it's nicely portable, and it lets you adjust the DPI as you wish. It's a simple mouse that gets the job done. I use it for CADing, and it has supported me well. I was hesitant because I use the Steel Series Rival 3 Wired for my main setup, but I gave this one a shot. I just wish it was slightly bigger, that's all.

Got this mouse so that I could have a minimalist desk setup while keeping a gaming mouse. I was a little concerned swapping from a Logitech G502 to this one but overall I was impressed! Feel of the mouse is amazing, it’s been nearly a month and the batteries haven’t died yet, and I haven’t noticed any latency lag or anything.

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.

A lot of wireless gaming mouses have too much buttons and too big for me to use, but this one is good size that fits perfectly and smoothly. Good battery life too.

I like how it feels looks really nice and dosent really have latency would be a 5 but i like rgb and this dosent have any

I usually don’t do reviews. I really like this mouse I have bigger hand it fits perfectly. Works really smooth and I change the DPI on the fly. Buttons can be programmed to whatever keys you need. Which is helpful for playing satisfactory. I did alt and ctrl so I don’t have to take my hand off AWSD to multiple delete items and scroll my hotbars.

If you are looking for a wireless gaming mouse then this should be your only consideration. At its price point it contains the technology Logitech uses in its $100+ mice but at half the price. If the weight is a problem you can always mod it with a triple A battery and it competes with the likes of the Viper and G Pro Wireless.

I've owned several wireless mice, but this one is by far the best I've ever owned. It's fast, especially for it being wireless, it's lightweight, and it's comfortable to use. The sensor is awesome, I've experienced no hiccups yet. Overall a great wireless mouse for both gaming and casual use, and it's not too expensive either, especially when compared to other wireless mice of this caliber.

It's fast, light, and comfortable. Like many others, I paired it with a rechargeable AAA battery which makes it slightly lighter. The battery lasts about a month with heavy use (8hrs a day, 5days a week). I haven't noticed any latency and it's very fun to use. The plastic feels a bit thin but it's to be expected from a budget/light mouse.

Easy to set up and use and life changing if you’re coming from wired. Definitely worth the price tag. Battery life is outstanding compared to many mice on the market and user input reaction is very quick. Only other mouse is recommend over this one is the GPRO X.