Customer Ratings & Reviews

Perfect for someone with small hands that wants a new gaming mouse

Logitech - G705 Aurora Collection Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse with Customizable LIGHTSYNC RGB Lighting - White Mist This gaming mouse is designed for smaller hands, but mine are average sized with longer fingers, and it works very well for me. I also have a limited height available on my keyboard/mouse tray beneath my desktop, so it fits under there with no problems when the tray is pushed in. Some mice are taller and more rounded and do not work well with my setup. With most things Logitech, the G705 is well built, quality showing as well as pleasing esthetics, if you like a pearled white. The RGB colors that will flash, fade etc. according to your settings, is nice as well. You have six (6) buttons available on the G705 that are customizable to your needs. It will pair via BT or through the included 2.4Ghz Logi Bolt USB-A receiver. I prefer the Logi Bolt with its lower latency. I have to say that this mouse is precise and smooth to use. I would like an additional option to set the active DPI sensitivity to 2400 (in between the offered 1600 and 3200) – 3200 is a bit too sensitive for me and 1600 seems a little too “slow,” but I’ve adapted to the 1600 setting now so it’s not a major issue. You can store different profiles for varying effects and performance for different games, apps or what-have-you. The mouse is solid without being too heavy. Frankly, some mice are simply too light to me so having just a little weight in hand seems more solid, reassuring and less likely to bump around accidentally. For my part, though, I’ve opted to turn off the lighting (found in settings in the tutorial rather than a simple switch in the settings – you can alter the lighting in various ways in the ordinary settings, but I couldn’t find just an ordinary switch in those same settings to turn the lighting off entirely) to provide a little more battery life. It comes with a nifty USB cable with a USB-A on one end and a USB-C on the other with an even niftier adapter that will change either end to the other, so you have the best arrangement I’ve seen, for connectivity. You plug in the cable to a USB power source and the C end to the front of your mouse (looks exactly like a wired mouse, which you can use exactly like a wired mouse while it’s charging) to charge its onboard battery. It says it will run about 47 hours on the battery under normal use. I haven’t tested to see how accurate this assessment is, but I’d say that’s in the ballpark. In my case I have a Logitech wireless keyboard and I sometimes turn them both off when I shut down my computer at the end of the day. Sometimes I don’t, but both go into a deep sleep mode that barely uses any charge according to Logitech. I have had wireless mice in the past that lasted longer on a charge, but they may have had less going on inside requiring less overall power – that’s a guess, but I suspect it’s accurate. Overall, I really like the G705. It’s very functional, accurate and precise. I’d recommend it for gaming, office, or home use, all three of which is my use pattern.

Sleek design. It's faster than my old mouse. Easy handling

Size: way too small, my hands can use g305 comfortably. Connection: fine but when playing competitive games it disconnects frequently.

While there are many options for gaming mice there are few that are travel sized or good for people who like small mice. The mouse is fairly tall which helps with ergonomics. It is taller than my G305 and is built with better materials and has a superior thumb rest. The thumb rest is not as long or full as the G502. Charging is usb - c and a usb a to usb c cable is included. There is also an usb c to usb a adapter to allow use of the usb cord to extend wireless range if using the LIGHTSPEED wireless connection. There is a bed for the USB receiver under a top panel (which BTW will open if dropped). After many years of turning off or to a single color I am warming to the customizable RGB that comes with newer gaming mice. Lighting effects are on the lower portion of the mouse only and are programable. Standard DPI settings 800 1600 and 3200. Additional steps can also be added and customized. Battery info also displays in the excellent GHub. The mouse can be used as blutooth or lightspeed.

This mouse is relatively smaller than you might think. It is very beautiful though and quite aesthetic to look at, especially if you have a white setup already. The mouse still feels very ergonomical on my hands even if it is a bit smaller. The lighting on this mouse is really beautiful. It's just so nice to look at. You can use the LG Hub to customize it even more. You can change the buttons to do specific commands and you can customize the lighting with this too. It works just fine with gaming to me. It looks great as an office mouse too and it doesn't look too flashy. It's just the right amount of flashy and subtle. The mouse does feel a bit heavy though, but I prefer my mouse heavy as well. It does use a USB-C connection so that's a nice addition. Overall, I feel like this is more of a travel mouse than a desk mouse, but you can definitely use it for your home just fine. It does feel like the price is just a bit on the heavy side just a little bit, but overall, the mouse is very good.

Not for a Mac, should have known "Gaming Mouse" my bad. Had such a good run with my last Logitech MX Anywhere 2. Tracking is all over the place no way to correct the issue with Logi G Hub software.

Very solid mouse for game play doesn’t hurt your hand to use for long periods of time.

it's too small for my hands :( I am very upset about this but I suppose it's my fault for not researching the product properly. I even wanted to return it but realized it's too late to do so. Now I'm stuck with this $100 mouse AND I have carpel tunnel. love that for me.

I’ve been using my new Logitech G705 mouse for over a week now, and I have grown too really like it. Honestly my favorite part is the shape. When I opened the box I thought maybe it was a little on the small side for my rather large hands. Thankfully that is not the case; the thumb rest on the left side is wonderfully designed. This is the first mouse I think I have had were both me and my girlfriend feel it fits our hands well. Even though my hand totally swallows this little thing up, somehow it still works great for me. I love the overall aesthetic of it as well, the accent lighting is beautiful and the rest of the design is just lovely. Ok so it feels good and is pretty. The rest of the features are solid as well. It has programmable buttons. The feel of all 6 buttons is nice, just enough resistance. The unit overall feels a bit on the light side, yet still well built. I love it when both those things are true at the same time. It can be used wirelessly via blue tooth or wired, which pretty much is a must have feature for me. Like most I prefer wireless, but I want to be able to plug it right back is immediately if the battery dies. Set up was very easy, obviously super easy with the cord! I already had Logitech’s software on my PC so setting up the wireless Bluetooth feature was super quick and easy as well. My last two mice I have had were super responsive, this one feels similar. Battery life seems pretty solid as well, better than my last gaming mouse. The rest of the mouse feels pretty standard for a good modern gaming mouse. All in all I really like this device. I love the feel, the look, the battery and how responsive it is. It’s also a Logitech, it’s nice that there are still a few brands out there that matter to me. Logitech is one that has always provided me with good performing and long lasting PC accessories. Oh I would like to point out a little thing that I loved…the packaging. It was easy to open, none of that annoying sealed plastic that requires a tool to open. I just want to say I really appreciate that. If I knew someone looking for a gaming or just an everyday mouse who liked and appreciated the aesthetic like I do, I would absolutely recommend this to a friend.

Logitech products have a great following in our household and most everywhere else as well because of the consistency and reliability they display. This is no different. The G705 Aurora is a big hit, specially with my wife, as she has made it a staple in her laptop bag, having negotiated it away from my grasp. Honestly, I liked it too. The connections were fast and snappy and while playing games, it never missed a beat. I play mainly sports games and I tried it on Football, Soccer, and Basketball mainly, and never missed a beat. But what attracted my wife is the size and it is the size that was a bit too small for my hands and I was willing to sacrifice the ownership of the mouse, eventually. Don't get me wrong-- the product with it sleek design and color looks wonderful and its small footprint will easily help it live a life both inside and outside the house. But somehow it felt a tad too small for my liking while playing games, though it was never that big a problem, to be honest. Also, the RGB would get blocked by my hands anyway and I would just turn it off. Its battery life stated 40 hours with the lights on and in my honest estimate, I was getting way better than that with no lights. I have a G Hub downloaded on desktop so connection etc. was never a problem even though you do not need to download it to use the mouse. If you do download it, remember that you can fiddle with it and change colors and look at the battery life etc. Overall, a great all-rounder of a mouse that will do every job that you will throw at it. Also, the rechargeability takes away a lot of extraneous headaches as well. Highly recommended.

Setup is easy, charge it up and then plug in the Wireless Dongle and off you go which is a great win for sure. This a light and small mouse, something around 3oz and I have large hands it is a bit on the smaller side for me, however having this as my mouse for my gaming laptop when I travel is great. It also has Bluetooth connectivity as well in case you don't have the dongle handy which is a plus. I found though using then included dongle to be better using the mouse, but Bluetooth is still very usable. Logitech claims about 40 on wireless and that seems to be able my experience so far with the mouse. Though I do have the wireless receiver plugging on the same side as I have the mouse meaning it has good line of sight to it, which may help. If you want to control all the RGB and tune the mouse you'll need to download the Logitech G Hub software. It was annoying it attempting to connect into Discord during the setup. I would rather the application request these things rather then do. You can save a profile of setting to the device if you want or turn off the lights for more battery. Overall the software isn't bad but this mouse doesn't really need much to function. Overall I love this mouse, its light and while it would be nice if it was a bit bigger, its big enough for use on the road with my laptop. Overall I'm happy with it. Out of the box you don't

My wife loves the aesthetic and is in love sith this mouse.

Ive had my razer wired mouse for two years and never had an issue. Ive had this logitech mouse for a week and im already having an issue with it where the left click is acting like the right click. No drivers need to be updated, im using the provided charger, its just already an unusable mouse that i now have to return!

It's small and sleek, it has the most important controls, it looks nice, and the battery life is awesome. Bluetooth connectivity makes it very useful and versatile. It would be nice if it supported multiple computers like other Logitech mouses. It was super easy to set it up and pair to my laptop. It has a dongle that enables a higher performance connection, but it games really nicely through bluetooth. You can select the sensitivity using a convenient button on top, and it comes in really handy for navigating intricate data tables and touching up pictures. You can zoom in really close and edit pixel by pixel with the mouse at its highest resolution. After using it on my gaming systems for a while, I paired it to my work computer. It makes a great travel mouse. I keep it in my laptop bag and bring it when I work onsite. The shape and size fit nicely in the mouse pocket and it can easily go all week without needing to recharge. It's also that it's white. That makes it easier to find it if it falls into the bag or under the desk. Overall I think it's a great looking mobile mouse that has awesome game performance and pleasant RGB lighting.

Very similar to the G305 and not worth the money in my opinion.

The G705 Wireless gaming mouse is from Logitech’s Aurora Collection which so far offers 2 keyboards, a wireless gaming headset and this mouse that all match and provide top level performance. The mouse connects via Logitech’s LIGHTSPEED wireless interface which reduces the click response time significantly, and the mouse can also connect via wired and Bluetooth. The box includes the mouse, wireless receiver, a receiver extender and a data/charging cable. The stated battery life is 40 hours with the 3 zone RGB lighting on. The mouse is very lightweight with a stated weight of less than 3 oz (85g). Included are 6 fully programmable buttons and a resolution of 100 – 8,200 dpi and the unit has a 2-year warranty. There’s internal storage for the receiver under the magnetic back plate. There’s an LED charging indicator on the mouse and you can check the actual battery level in the G Hub app. I have large hands and tend to use different mice throughout the day to minimize cramping, but after 3 days of use gaming and for business I haven’t had any discomfort and it’s become my “go to” mouse for daily/gaming use.

The Logitech - G705 Aurora Collection Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse with Customizable LIGHTSYNC RGB Lighting - White Mist is a winner. It comes simply and securely packaged and does exactly what you'd like a gaming mouse to do. The Logitech mouse is small yet fits my hand beautifully for precise selection of commands quickly and correctly. Its battery is designed to give you 40 hours of use between charges and can be used with an included dongle or via Bluetooth connectivity. Designed as a gaming mouse, the Logitech G705 is equipped with RGB Lighting that can be customized at logitechG.com/GHUB. The mouse has a gaming-grade sensor, wired or wireless flexibility and is designed for fast clicks and portability. When I travel this is the mouse that accompanies me. With six programmable buttons and a comfortable lightweight 85 gram chassis, the Logitech G705’s impressive gaming performance means that it’s just as good as it looks. The one drawback to the mouse is its price. At $99., it is a bit on the high side for a mouse with only a 40 hour battery life.

This is my new favorite mouse! It was super easy to connect and set up. The color settings are easy to change with the app, but i didn't notice any way to set up different color profiles for different games, but i may just need to dig deeper. However assigning different functions to the buttons was simple and straightforward. The mouse was responsive with no discernible lag, even over Bluetooth. Battery life was slightly below average, but that could be because the smaller form factor doesn't allow for a larger battery. That does bring me to my favorite thing about the Logitech G705 Aurora mouse- its size. I have extremely small hands and most gaming mice are uncomfortable and cause fatigue during extended gaming sessions. This one is just the right size and feels comfotable in the hand without sacrificing great gaming functionality. I've been switching between a gaming mouse for more involved games and a smaller desktop mouse for casual games to reduce hand cramps, but this mouse eliminates the need to switch.

Had this for a few weeks attached to our home desktop computer. Works very good after a little calibration tweaking. Found it to be a tad to small for me, but it’s perfect for my wife. She LOVES it a lot more than our previous humongous gaming mouse. She liked it so much that it was home for only a week, and soon it ran away to her computer in her office cubicle. She loves the LED highlights and responsiveness. She brings the mouse home with her to use on our home PCs for her RPG gaming. It makes her happy so I don’t complain. The mouse is definitely a good fit for those with smaller hands. The wheels and buttons click with a solid responsiveness typical of Logitech, and it it has EXCELLENT battery life. Other than it’s smaller size, there isn’t anything bad about this mouse. It fits in a handbag perfectly for portability and the bling catches the eye at the office or at a Internet cafe. It’s a welcomed change from all the black or gunmetal products you usually see with gaming peripherals. If you want to earn some points with an important female in your life, consider this thoughtful gift instead of a vacuum.