Logitech G - G300S

I use logitech g300s. they dont make that anymore. and I am down to my last one. I bought 3, 2 of em broken while gw2-ing.

I find Logitech the best for me, and I have big hands. They do some nice chunky ones with all the bells and whistles of the gaming ones. I had a g700s which is now old, and I have I think it's a g300 or something 300

My favorite mouse for GW2 is the Logitech G300s, unfortunately it’s not available anymore and switching to another button layout is going to be a pain when it dies. I went through 3 of them in the past 13 years…

Logitech g300 with persian mat mousepad (80 cm × 30 cm size)

razer tartarus 2 in combination with logitech g300s

That's good to know, my biggest issue is too many gaming mice are friggin huge. I'm a chick, I have smaller hands and I need a smaller form factor. I've been using the G300S forever and love the size, but if I can't replace the switches in them successfully, I'll need to find something else.

It's a good mouse. I just looked up at g300 silhouette, so I give you this. Your hands probably medium or medium to small if you can palm grip g300

Ah, that's too bad. That's my main reason for considering it. I really like the extra side buttons on my old wired G300S. I guess the search continues.

G300s. Had that cable break on me multiple times. Started making my own paracord cables and it's good as new.

logitech g300s (discontinued). i bought a couple of spares. i don’t know what i am going to do when the last one breaks.

Logitech G300S, but the dreaded double click made me buy 3 of them.

This reminded me of the surgery I made on my logitech g300s. Right click went bad and I stole a switch from the macro key I never use, from the same mouse. Soldered on to where right click should be and works like a charm.

This reminded me of the surgery I made on my logitech g300s. Right click went bad and I stole a switch from the macro key I never use, from the same mouse. Soldered on to where right click should be and works like a charm.

This reminded me of the surgery I made on my logitech g300s. Right click went bad and I stole a switch from the macro key I never use, from the same mouse. Soldered on to where right click should be and works like a charm.

actually there is one thing id suggest doing before committing. see how much it would cost to print, account for bad cad design requiring re-designs say 3 minimum. Now accounting for all that cost is it cheaper to buy a G300S off ebay or cheaper to create the mouse? The G300s has 2 buttons on either side of the main clicks which is a fantastic feature set.

Have you tried the G300s? It's wider where it counts than the 903. Wired only though.

I use the g300. Less buttons but I like how they buttons are on the top of the mouse and not the sides.

Used Zowie EC2 iirc, great mouse very durable. Used Steelseries something, it sucked in terms of durability and quality, wheel became loose rather quickly. Used Logitech G300 or whatever that wireless basic model is, decent mouse. Using G502 wireless now, good mouse. To be honest mouse is not very much important so long as it works decent enough. Not a big fan of many buttons or lighting or macros etc, 2 extra side buttons is enough and a life changer for casual internet browsing imo. I prefer my mouse a bit on the bigger side and don't like superlight mice so G502 is good on that regard.

Surprisingly I haven't faced any issues with my g300s 502x and kreo Pegasus

need more buttons... but at the correct place. I seriously need a wireless version of logitech G300, the extra buttons are perfectly placed for productivity purpose. I cannot freaking find another wireless mouse with button layout like G300. if anyone got any idea of a model like that, please let me know. Thanks.

I went through a phase several years ago looking for a new mouse, since I've got Amazon prime I tried a few brand expensive models like Razer, Corsair and more expensive Logitech, and was very underwhelmed so sent them all back... Then I tried a cheaper model of Logitech called the Logitech G300s. It's not very expensive, but it has a very good mouse wheel and 6 extra buttons in all the right places for me. Not saying it's everyone's cup of tea but it's great for gaming and also great for various apps being able to switch profiles quickly. It's the best mouse I've ever used and after half a year I bought 5 more of them to keep as spares because it's that good to me personally. My second choice was the Logitech G502 Hero, I personally think it rolls around better than the G300s but the the 6 buttons of the G300s are the major winning selling point for me because they assist me in various competitive games like no other mouse has been able to.

I had a couple of Logitech g300 mice which had two additional buttons next to each of the main ones. Useful thing, but they both failed the same way; the menu button became super sketchy. Should have tried to replace the switch in hindsight.

G300s kinda does this

Logitech G300 with the red bottom

I have a logitech g300s for most games, 6 extra buttons, works well but i also use a lot of keyboard keys