Logitech G - G304/G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse

I put glass feet, two grip tapes and a AA-to-AAA battery case. Love this mouse.

I ditched my old wired mouse for the Logitech G305 Lightspeed at my standing desk for [this gaming mouse](https://www.reddit.com/user/PhtmBolt/comments/1jsmyvi/best_wireless_gaming_mouse/), and I only wish I would have done it earlier.

Personally I did not like this mouse and returned it. Felt cheap.

I used g402 for years love it so much, I bought g305 to try wireless. Horrible experience cursor jumping lagging so many issue am sure sensor is faulty

On my "light gaming" laptop I use a Logitech G305 currently, and it's been really good, but most cordless mice don't seem to last me more than a 2-3 years... On my main Linux gaming rig at home I only use wired USB mice and have had a Cougar Minos X3 for over 7 years now (wow, I looked and got it in 2017, I really didn't think it was that long) and it's given me zero issues the whole time on any distro or game.

I personally use the logitech G304. Good: Its very precise, and doesn't raise eyebrows when used in a work environment as it looks pretty normal. Its my go to stealth mouse. Bad: After about 2 years or use one of them started having click issues, but my second one has had no issues so far. The click issue was resolved by bending the cliking copper back, but I don't expect everyone to be tech savy. The G203 or G102 depending on where you buy it is about half the price but it is wired. I preper wireless thus G304. It does everything I want from a mouse I don't play games that need a lot of buttons on the mouse, just 2 thumb extra is perfectly fine for me. And these can be found cheap enough that I don't feel bad replacing it in a couple of years if I have to. The second one has been going strong for more than a year now. I prefer using a claw grip, and I like this one for its stealth qualities. This is just my suggestion. You be the judge of what works for you. The mouse on your list are good too. cheers.

Does that justify it? G305 is literally 100 dollars cheaper than this LMAO

After all of these years, I've come to the conclusion that the G305 is my favourite small mouse. Unfortunately, Logitech refuses to modernize it. However, you can buy a clone with newer specs called the MCHOSE G3 Ultra. I'm using one rn and it's pretty good for a budget chinese mouse. Give it a go if you feel like it.

I see, I feel like I use Fingertip Grip more often, I have a G305 right now and my hands cramp up after a couple hours like crazy

G305 still amazing despite the years gone by. Value king and performance is stellar.

Sub £100? G305. Looks like a regular mouse with a G logo on the back, no RGB, no software needed if you use onboard memory manager and the whole thing runs on AA batteries for ages.

Logitech g305 any keyboard

i love my g305 with kailh silent switch 🤘🏼

Nope. I've had horrible experiences with this mice. Both left and right mouse switches and the entire scroll wheel will go bad QUICK. Horrible build quality overall. Piece of shit that you shouldn't support (Contributes to e-waste.). Also is bad value considering how many better chinese mice there are.

For 40€ I bought Logitech G305

Never had a gaming mouse before, so I bought it based on this threads responses. This thing is so much faster than the M720 I've been using as an all purpose basic one. I didn't expect to feel a stark difference since it's not like it's an expensive mouse, and hopefully it's not a placebo effect. But it does feel better now that I went into the HUB and upped the DPI a bit

Yah I got the 720 just when I needed a wireless mouse and it was the only decent lookin one at Wal-Mart lol. But this 305 was sub-30 bucks on sale so I said why not and I really like it so far. Nothing fancy, but I do like the feel even if the actual mouse itself feels....very cheap plastic.

I have a g305, which has been my only mouse, but now the right click is failing. I have pretty small hands, and don't really have a preferred grip type. I also mainly use my mouse for gaming. I have looked at some mice, and the 2 that have stood out to me were the VGN F1 Moba and the VXE R1 Pro Max. I have seen that the main differences are the shape and the moba uses Huano switches while the R1 uses Kailh. I am also open to other suggestions, but don't want to go over ~60 unless it makes a large difference.

As someone who owns 50+ mice, I recommend, if you can’t try the shapes out in a store, to try the Logitech G305. It’s a cheap but quality mouse. It’s not the best in class at anything, but until you know WHY you would personally want something else, it’s a darn good product. It’s THE shape for many. It’s not too light it’s not too heavy. It strikes that balance of agile but stable. The feet are good standards and will track on just about any mousepad. The community for modding it is huge. The sensor is solid. It comes in various colors to suit any setup. It’s available everywhere. It’s used by some of the best aiming pros in the world.

Tbf he mentioned he’s a non-competitive gamer. I have a G203 Lightsync and G305 Lightspeed and as a non-competitive gamer myself I don’t notice a difference between the two sensors. In fact I sort of prefer the G203 because it’s lighter. And I doubt OP will want to get into AAA to AA adapters with lithium batteries etc. 

None of these hold a candle to the R1. Waiting for the restock is worth it. Chimera has QC issues, V2x was too heavy for me even with an AAA battery which is what made me shift to the orochi. G304 is fine but R1 is better.

I have very large hands and find it very comfortable for claw grip

those are both $50-70 on amazon, the G305 Lightspeed is like $30 (the price i bought mine at from amazon) to $40, those mice might be better, but the G305 is the best mouse you can get for $35

Try to find mouses with side buttons. These are important for inputting ur attacks trust me. I used g304 it’s fine now I switched to the g pro 2. Honestly both are fine. Weight doesn’t really matter but I do feel like it’s easier to adjust on a lighter mouse. This game also has a turn cap so sometimes it’s ñot ur mouse sensitivity’s fault.

Ive got a Glorious Model O 2 Pro and it has zero holes and no visible LEDs. Glorious had some issues with QC in the past, but at the moment they seem fine, and they always did right with me. Also a G305 is a awesome mouse for the pricepoint, if the shape suits you.

There are many options under 100, steer away from mainstream brands though they are way too expensive for what they provide. Especially stuff like logitech g305, they are very old tech wise. I will give you some recommendations with different price points. Ninjutso Sora 2. Lightest non-combed mice under 100. VXE R1 Pro. Great budget option, Pro version is the one to get not the others. Lamzu mice are overall solid. Endgamegear i think has the best build quality mice, they are a bit more expensive for their tech though. WLMouse Beast X variants are great if you wanna go over budget for something different, it is magnesium. I use VXE R1 Pro and Endgamegear xm2we. XM2we feels superior in build quality but r1 pro is way lighter.

With all due respect, you think it is good because you don't know any better. Its quality is actually terrible, like all the logitech products. It is prone to double clicking. I have used the wired version of g305 and the wireless and they both started to double click after a couple of months. I have used their flagship at that time, superlight, it also produced double clicks after months. This is very common with logitech, just google it. Not to mention g305 is a brick compared to newer mice, way too heavy and unbalanced because of the battery. I seriously suggest you try something decent and affordable, like vxe r1 pro. You don't know what you are missing.

Logitech G305. It gets the job done and a single AA battery lasts months.

logitech G305 for a solid option that isn't going to hit your limit

I have been using the g305 and viper mini. I'll count them as mid in terms of price. Now i wanna know. What differentiates it from the gpro s and hyperspeeds. I don't think I've ever spun out the sensor. If there is a difference, should i buy the gpro(non-superlight)

I used to love it. But lately it gave me soo many problems with the scroll wheel (my jumps are bound to it. So when i move the mouse around, it makes me jump in unwanted situations). So i shifted back to my g305 but all in all i think I'll stick to the g305 for now. Thanks

My all time favorite is the Logitech G305. If you’re looking for rechargeable, the Keychron M3 isn’t bad but I’ve only been using it for about a month. It’s a tad larger than the G305 but MUCH lighter, almost feels empty when you hold it which I personally don’t like as much but to each their own. They have an RGB version and in my opinion it’s not ‘overly gamer’ but they have a non RGB version as well. There are likely some better or higher quality mice out there but if you’ve got a spare $30 I’d recommend trying it out and returning it if you hate it.

I'm coming from a G305 and am happy with my Viper v3 Hyperspeed. Battery-Life and/or low amounts of charge cycles per year are important to me. As all mice with integrated batteries seem to aim for very low weight, most of them won't last over a week for me, so I'm going with the swappable AA or AAA battery mice. I haven't really counted the days, but my Viper v3 Hyperspeed is running well over a month on a Sanyo Eneloop AA rechargeable battery and my G305 runs even longer than that (both at 500Hz). What I like on the Viper v3 Hyperspeed over the G305 is the coating and lighter weight (although I'm afraid for the day when the soft touch coating will start to get gunky/sticky, but until then, it feels so much smoother in my hand).

Bought this mouse like 6 months ago, and I love it. Really smooth glide, responsive buttons, and the click wheel is the most satisfying of any mouse I've ever used. It's on the smaller side, but I've got pretty big hands and it hasn't been a problem for me.

+1 G303 or g305 are very ”cheap” but still good quality

I like using mouse ambidextrously depending on what I'm working on, so I to stick with the 305.

I buy a handful of these anytime they are on sale. I like to keep one on hand for myself but often give them to friends/co-workers. It's been my go-to travel mouse for around a decade now.

battery powered, bluetooth mouse but it also supports qi charging and stupid ass rgb? what is the audience for this? why not just do a refresh of the g305 with optical switches and ptfe feet? classic "L"ogitech

Honestly, I’d love just one small g305 sized mouse with some additional buttons. Every mouse I’ve seen with more than 2 side buttons seem to be some kind of behemoth.

Hyper X Haste 2. Very clean looking mouse. Amazing battery life, rechargable, very lightweight. Good sensor too. Logitech g305. Budget option, 300 hour battery life with a single AA battery, feels solid in the hand, good sensor, but heavy by modern standards. These are the two best mice I've ever owned for reliability, clean looks, affordability and performance per dollar.

yes great mouse

The hero sensor is proven to be top tier so I've no idea why you would bring that up as a con. 50% of all esports pros use a mouse with that sensor, but then again this sub knows better and knows that all these players are just using e-waste garbage. Logitech, along with most of the rest of the market, had "lots" (in the grand scheme of things we're still talking about a fraction of all mice in use) of issues for a while. While not optical on g305, that issue was mostly solved several years ago.

G305 - still solid - maybe not for large hands Asus gladius 2 - suitable for palm grip, even has hotswap Steelseries rival 3 wired is all I can think of atm, just don't do the "flashy rgb with shitty internals" thing.

It's cheap but double clicked very fast just like g305 based on my experience.

I have two that I have been using daily since 2021. Never had a failure. Also gave my parents one in 2022 and it is fine.

The issue with double click also happened to me with g305 mouse

i was between this and the orochi v2. I already owned a g102. I chose the orochi at the end ofthe day cause g305 is too heavy. But i regret it. Orochi has too narrow shape making you hold it with a tighter grip that tires the hand. Also i get used to g102 when i am at home and then need to "relearn" the orochi while i am at work which is an extra hassle.

Most pros use a Logitech Superlight or a modern Razer Viper/DeathAdder. All of them use wireless. You'll generally be fine as long as it's light, wireless & has a good sensor. Something like the Logitech G305 is a popular budget end gaming mouse. I personally use DeathAdder V3 pro, & previously owned the 1st G Pro X Superlight. The DeathAdder V3 Pro is easily the best mouse I've ever owned, light but large enough for my big hands with solid side buttons. The Superlight performed well but was less comfortable & ultimately the side buttons are terrible, one of mine even broke & collapsed into the mouse. There's a few sites with helpful information, Rtings in particular stands out.

Give orochi a try, a lot of people like it. If you dont the g305 is endgame with mods like lr44 mod. I modded mine to 70g and its amazing. Havent still found a better mice for 17-18cm hand than g305 honestly.

Ironically it might make it better for me over the g305 shape but hard to know from the limited info. The g305 shape bothered me only in the top part being too wide but this kinda feels like a mixture of g305, gpx and g903

I own 4 of these for gaming/work/travel and recommend!

I purchased one less than a week ago for a little under £40, Brought some grip tape for it too and i prefer it very much compared to my Razer viper mini

I've had a Logitech G305 for like 6 years, I think I paid $60 for it.

too heavy

Yeah I'm sure most people know how to mod a 99 gram mouse to under 60 grams lol. Most people jusy change the battery and the top shell at best

Logitech G304 (305) na ata ngayon, been using since 2020. Of course nagkaron nung 'double click' eventually pero napapalitan naman ng switches that can be bought online, hinang hinang lang. Panalo sa repairability.

There are so many reasons to push your budget and get the G3 over G305... 1. 3395 sensor capable of 8K wireless compared to GHERO which is based on 3360 if I'm not mistaken 2. 60G compared to 100G with AA or 90G with AAA 3. Logitech's older mice are notorious for double clicking issues but G3 has optical switches so you will never have to worry about that 4. Its rechargable 5, G305 has terrible weight balance, its extremely back heavy.

Brothas got the goat g305. Damn that brings back memories of me crankin 90s in 2018 against controller players in fortnite. Really wish they released a superlight pro version

I've dropped my mouse around 50 times and it still works ..perfectly i thinks ? its a cheaper one too. logitech g305 wireless if im on a budget the next time i buy a mouse il be buying this mofo again yo

Try a G305, genuinely.

I have used the Logitech G305 for many years and I'm very happy with it. Cheap, low-latency, no cables getting stuck anywhere, battery last months and feels well. I used to play Overwatch a long time ago and got to high Masters with this mouse :) This page makes good reviews in general and has more options depending on how much you want to spend: [https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/best/by-usage/gaming](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/best/by-usage/gaming)

This to me should be the default PC gaming mouse. I always say to people, unless you KNOW that you want something else (and WHY you want it), this is the mouse to get. The cost, the performance, the wireless freedom. This is what to get until you have a reason to want something else.

If you have a mouse you're happy with, maybe not. But I've had a number of these Logitech wireless mice last a long time. I prefer higher-end mice most of the time, but like I said, this is IMO the guy to get when you don't have a good reason to prefer something else.

Oh the M720 is kind of a brick and has a low polling rate compared to good gaming mice. (But fine for what it was made for) I mean the G305 is on the heavier side compared to high-end gaming mice, but it’s a feather compared to the 135g of an M720. And the latency of the G305 is like half of the M720. I would expect you to feel a quite real difference between the two, especially in twitch gaming.

Logitech G305, it takes one double a battery and last for months, I believe that the last time I changed it was in December with daily usage. If you want to make it rechargable buy a pair of rechargable batteries and you're good to go. It have never failed me since I bought it, and I don't remember when I did it xd.

yeah went from frustrated G305 user to G502 Hero enjoyer. I wont ever buy another mouse I think. Price and quality are crazy. I was really surprised Logitech still had a good product somewhere lol

I got a G305, budget version of the G Pro. I love it, man.

The G305 was my first mouse I loved, I’ve since upgraded to the G502 and it’s even better.

Try Logitech G305. It’s about same size not too expensive and build quality is way better than redragon.

I have acquired a Razer Deathadder V3 Hyperspeed. I am impressed by the quality of the materials used and the low latency, which I believe makes it the best mouse I have ever used. I have previously used the MSI Clutch GM11, Logitech G305 and Attack Shark X11 models.

I would buy 4x G305's for 100 dollars (I already have a drawer full lol)

<60g is too heavy? g305 requires modding

I wanted to like this mouse - bought it a few weeks ago when it had the same sale price. The USB, depending on where I plugged it in, was not reliable. Cursor would jump around when the USB receiver was plugged into my powered USB hub. Bummer. Like others have said, it is small. Coming from any normal Logitech gaming mouse will feel different. That being said, it seemed very suitable, when working, for a home office mouse. The battery *does last forever* which is its best selling point.

While a nice idea, that isn’t feasible with laptops generally. I agree, though. I returned the mouse and went back to a Bluetooth one. Unfortunately, I use a usb hub to switch between systems. Anywho, just a PSA for others. Not all of us have one system or want to have multiple mice to support multiple systems.

I wonder how more long term reviews will be for this mouse. I have the G305, but I ended up using my Dell corporate mouse with USB + bluetooth because of reliability. After 2 years, right when its warranty ended, my right click stopped working. I opened it up and cleaned everything and it is fine now, but after another year, the left click double clicks consistently, and cleaning it up doesn't seem to help. Clean up is also a pain, it requires removing stickers. Edit: I fixed the double clicking by blowing my breath into it. Apparently the first Google Reddit stupid fix works. I'd get the G309 because it seems to be the best of both (I *really* love that extra button), but I don't know if it would be reliable long term. How's the battery long term? Does it have a low power mode like the G305? I keep it that way and the latency is still amazing, and it last like 3-6 months on spare AA batteries which can no longer power anything else. It's probably the best thing about it. For the weight obsessed people, you could probably get a month of battery with a pinhead battery and a copper wire.

G305+QcK Heavy Winter Soldier ngl I don’t aim train I just play the game

I've bought two of these. The first was my main gaming and work mouse. It got a lot of use in 3-4 years, I bought another when it got worn out. Now I have a G502X for gaming at home and bring my G305 to work. I've recommended the G305 to friends looking for their first gaming mouse or as a great work mouse. Honestly I'll probably pick up another G305 replacement at some point for work.

Just got one a week ago to replace my g102 that got the double click issue (which served me well for about 5 years), Pretty much the same except a bit heavier and no tangled wires. Extremely happy with my purchase.

Says $28.50 for me

I came from the G203 as well and the G305 was a huge step up in comfortability. Logitech really made something special

I really enjoy my Logitech g305 and it’s super badass for the price, 35$ U.S. right now, very minimalist looks, 2 extra sude buttons and adjustable dpi with a single button click on top

It’s super sturdy as well, I have a 4 year old that thrashes mine around while I’m at work and it’s still working like day 1 a year later

had it for almost 9 years and i just started have problems last year

Most wired entry-level mice from reputable brands are more or less safe to buy. The 203 is a safe shape with a decent sensor. If you'd be into getting some rechargeable batteries, grab a 305. Better sensor as well.

G203 is good enough even at competitive level. If it fits your hand then go with it. I have G305 which is exactly same shape and dimensions but it's wireless and hero sensor with long last battery life and i have not regretted. I've also had G203.

I used to use a g703 before switching to a g305 and it took sometimes to get used to and I got a lot of cramping, but now I prefer g305 and switching back to g703 feels weird. I'm looking to upgrade it to a Maya (non x). You might want to give it more time to see it it changes for you.

I wouldn’t recommend the G305 as someone who owns one. It has terrible weight distribution, requires battery changes every few weeks, and is overall a heavy and uncomfortable mouse. There are much better Chinese alternatives at a lower price with better specs.

For £30/$30 yeah. I personally wouldn't pay more I use mine with a AAA lithium and a 3d printed back cover and it weighs 79g

I’ve used the G305 for gaming for like 5 years lol that lil guy is durable and extremely light. Love it.

Yes. Ive had one for the last 3/4 years. I really need bt because I regularly use two or more PCs. But if you dont need this. It's amazing. Great sensor, great battery life, and durable (I've used it for work every day for the last 4 years and not even the Logitech logo is fading)

zowie b v2 series has really thick plastic walls, much thicker than the newer c or d series. or just regular b series but that's downgraded in a lot of ways. if u can find either of them new. there's also metal mice but the base is generally brittle plastic with honeycomb holes and quite easy to crack since the metal doesn't bend to give any structural leeway, if you drop it on the base it'll break even easier than a plastic mouse. g102/203 are ok too but outdated sensor wise. ironically the older g pro wired is better, especially the oldest 3366 variant (you can distinguish them via sticker shape on the bottom and cable). g305 is ok too but the clicks on mine went to shit after a while so i just use the g pro 3366 instead. the pro intellimouse also has some fans seems fairly well built, but i've never tried it.

Can vouch for Logitech's G305 like everyone else here, pretty good bang for buck, one of the best mice I've ever touched, the regular version is all black except for Logitech's logo that is a silver grey, and the only LED is under the DPI button and is mostly turned off.

Yeah! Actually I also have the older wired g502, but I prefer the g305 because it's smaller, lighter, and works better for my fingertip/claw grip I usually use. The side buttons are great and I love the scroll-wheel though. It might be my best choice for wireless.

I swapped out the switches to silent ones and it became a good stealth gaming mouse.

g305 has been my main mouse for the past 4-5 years. During this period, I tried many other mice, but always, after a few days, went back to the g305.

I love the g305. It’s my go to recommendation for friends and family. Great wireless mouse and one triple A lasts easily over a year. All for like $35 bucks.

This one is my work mouse

G305 is the only real answer. Plus it's easy to find for $45 sometimes lower.

Even after trying the top of the line mice like GPX/GPX 2, Deathadder V3/Viper V2 Pro, I still come back to my modded G305 with lipo AAA battery.

Not bad with a lithium AAA and simple adapter, though. It's also kinda small. Not as small as like a portable laptop mouse, though - just on the smaller side of normal. Anyway, this is a good mouse that's possibly the best value choice, with the lightspeed sensor!

Ooh thanks for the tip! My g305's scroll wheel went on the fritz, even after a deep clean and removing hair etc... The g305 really is a value gem; it's just a little small. Also, on the other end, there are a lot of mouse shells out there that use g305 internals. It would be nice to have a slightly larger, G Pro-shaped body but with cheap g305 internals.

Yup I gotta agree - the MX Master is too heavy and slow polling rate for gaming. Also enjoy the MX Vertical for office work and general browsing (keeps your wrist from hurting). I love the g305, and eventually got a G Pro Superlight refurb - they're both simple, super light, and they just work. The g502 is a good option as well, but is heavier and has a "gamer" style... Although it's fairly tasteful IMO.

As someone who games in both Desktop and Laptop I consider both very distinct and different priorities. While in a desktop battery life, size, and overall build quality are not the top priorities, gaming on the go is a very different story, you want good battery, small footprint and tank-like build quality knowing that you can just throw it in a backpack without giving a second thought. Because of that I would recommend... Logitech G305, Razer Viper 3 Hyperspeed, Razer Viper v2 (its usually on sale), Razer Orochi, Zaopin Z1, Corsair M75, Razer Pro Click Mini, Logitech G705. Any of these has very good build quality to a point you won't need to be extra cautious, all are below 70 usd, some around 30-40 usd, with good enough sensor and good battery life.

I think there's some clarification needed. The answer simply depends as there's different types of wireless connections. Bluetooth is not a good experience for gaming, but most wireless gaming mice don't use Bluetooth. They use their own adapters with their own connection system called something different between companies, but those wireless adapters should be as good if not better than their wired counterparts. So the answer is that a wireless connection is more than acceptable for a proper gaming experience as long as you buy the right product and not rely on some $15 Staples mouse. For a wireless mouse under $50, there are options like the Logitech G305 and the Attack Shark x3. Both will do just fine, but you'll have more and better options by increasing that budget to $100. \[Edited spelling\]

Logitech G305, that’s what I’ve been using for +2 years. Great for work and casual gaming.

G304 is good, been using for 1.5 years kind of bulky but you get used to it.

If you want *by far* the best battery life, Viper V3 Hyperspeed, Orochi V2, G305 - so, ones that use AA batteries - have at least double that of ones with rechargeable batteries. >200 hours. Viper V3 Pro and Superlight 2 are both good choices, both claim 95 hours battery life using 1K polling.

>G305 has terrible weight balance every AA mouse has this issue, I feel. Shame cause the idea is great.

I'm loving my G305.

I couldnt stand the G305 for work or gaming.

i got the blue one, but thinking of getting the purple one too just to rotate em

Ordered G304 for 2k this week

I’ve had at least 5 of these over the past 5 years and unfortunately every single one without a doubt has developed a double click issue on the left button within 1-2 years.

I got it but returned it a day later bcuz I got a g502 for 20 dollar cheaper for $20 but for the time I used I enjoyed it very much. It had a good feel especially for my small hands and the speed of the mouse is great. However I would only buy it if it is on sale for like $35 since I would much rather buy an attack shark r3

That little logitech G305 definitely punches above its weight for the price. I have one for my work laptop and my main mouse broke a little while ago so I used the G305 instead, it's fast and accurate with 2 side buttons and it's really cheap. I thought I'd be using it temporarily but it's absolutely solid.

Any update how this performs? I am looking to upgrade again. Noticed this problem from my G305 now to the Deathadder V3… and the deathadder I have just gotten a week ago and already causing issues.

Nah, I have large hands and love this mouse. Claw grip.

Get logi G304 it's the budget king it works seamlessly for long run also

I'll just add the g305 feels huge, the xd7 is already a bigger mouse compared to that Logitech, so I would go for either the xd7 itself as a slightly larger option, or the Zaopin z1 pro as a size closer to the Logitech. Both are much lighter than the Logitech, but I don't think it's an issue, if the shape is right, then you can get used to it pretty quickly.

I have G203, G305, G PRO Wireless and some other from Zowie FK2 to mx300 For CS2 i prefer G203. bz it's fastest in terms of input lag. But mine on Mercury sensor. Like dzordzLong said try some chinese wireless 3395 mouse or go for G305 (btw its not lightweigt)

Don't go for kreo it's trash tbh!! You'll get better mouse in comparison to that . Go for g304 it's a good mouse will last you around 3-4 years without any issues . That was my 2nd gaming mouse and If I have to buy again I will buy it without any doubt fs

"gaming" is just a marketing term, it doesn't mean anything useful. When looking for any product, you should look at what features it actually has, and which ones you need (no need to buy something with 1000x features if you're not going to use them). This video is a great explanation about cheap vs expensive mouses: https://youtu.be/hp-ASYtCDNE?si=M14jc3hFjDo0Zbl2 Mouse vs Controller = 100% personal preference. I personally use them in different games/genres, so I recommend having both. Logitech g305 is usually considered a great "mid-range" mouse, it costs around $50.

I have the blue, white and black one haha One at work, one at home and I just keep the 3rd in my laptop bag in case I ever need it out and about

Since you’re looking for a smaller, lighter mouse for both productivity and gaming, I’d say you’re on the right track, but I’ve got a few recommendations based on your needs: \- Logi G305 – yeah, a bit dated now. The sensor is good but the weight (99g with AA battery) might feel a bit heavy compared to modern lightweight options. \- Razer Basilisk V3 X Hyperspeed – on the larger side. So if MX Master already feels big might not be the best fit. My recommendations: \- Razer Orochi V2. Super lightweight (60g without battery) and compact. No RGB tho. Great battery life \- Logitech G Pro X Superlight (If you find It on sale) \- Pulsar X2 Mini. Ultra-light (53g), wireless, and designed for small hands

305 weighs like a brick

G305 reliable good cheap

It's 35$ Incl. Tax here. Sorry bro than it's not the right one.

My personal experience with the Deathadder was not that great. I got it from Amazon around 6 months back, but recently the power/mode switching button stopped functioning properly (the mouse wouldn't turn on or sometimes randomly turned off while using it). This might have happened because I frequently switch between my work mac (bt mode) and personal pc (2.4ghz mode). So I have sent it for RMA, hoping to get a replacement. Meanwhile I got the G304 (as it was in-stock :) ), and the experience has been good for the past couple days. Really liked the quick connectivity due to the lightspeed tech (deathadder usually had a couple seconds delay).

thanks,, got one

i agree... but these ALWAYS fail after the 1 year mark... but cheap enough where I'm fine with the "subscription"

same

it's back to 26 rn

Not sure...G305 works just fine in Piper for me so far

Order of importance for peripheral quality is as follows: Mouse< Mousepad< Headphones< Monitor< Table< Keyboard< Chair< So the answer to your question is yes, it's not just important to have a good mouse, it's the most important thing your of setup if you're trying to improve at CS. If you want a good cheap recommendation, you should try the Coolermaster MM720, which is ugly as fuck but really nice comfort-wise, or the Logitech G305 for a really good wireless option. The G305's shape is like a more comfortable office mouse, so if this is your first time trying to get into gaming mice I absolutely love the G305. For more the best options, there's really only 2 logical picks for mice and that's the Logitech Superlight and Zowie EC2 Wireless. They're both genuinely worth it and at the highest level are the most used mice for their great build quality and comfortable shapes. Hope this helps you make your mind up :)

Honestly I'd give a bad review for the G305, had it a couple years and M1 double clicks with M2 sometimes not registering. It's a good mouse but I can't recommend it especially as im not the slam the mouse type of gamer either

I swapped to Logitech after buying Razer for years and love their stuff. Their base Logitech G305 has outlasted the 2 Deathadders, the Copperhead and the Naga i bought from Razer before i realized im wasting shitloads of money on that brand.

Click on the link and see "Purchased another variation 2 times". I probably do need a back up though.

Logitech G305 has a great sensor for gaming and Lightspeed wireless. At the price point (€40 where I live) nothing comes close.

I was about to recommend. While I don't know how deep the mouse rabbit hole goes, this mouse has been fantastic. I don't play hyper precision FPS games, but for anything else it works more than fine. Insanely good battery life too. I have rechargeable batteries that I must change like once every 3 months at the shortest.

A G305 using a AAA to AA converter plus rechargeable AAA lithium batteries was the best investment ever. My G305 feels like a feather.

Gave my 2 year old G305 to my dad (had a donor shell) with huano transparent bspd on the main and side buttons two years ago, and it still runs fine today (he doesnt play games, he uses it as his office mouse). Goated mouse

I'm sorry, but 200€ for a keyboard which feels like it's from a 2005 laptop and keycaps wear off in just a few months? The only good mice I ever had were the G102, G305 and the Superlight. Although, the Superlight's price is completely elsewhere, with the scroll wheel encoder which breaks down in months. For the software, G HUB, more like G BUG. The Superlight 2 was a let down, no weight reduction or shape improvements. I would rather see a G305 refresh with a lighter body while keeping the awesome eggy shape.

Returning a G309 I just bought as a new work mouse for another G305. Love this mouse. The G305 is a no-nonsense everyday mouse but with the benefit of 1000hz poling rate vs 125hz of a bluetooth or non-gaming mice. Recommended lower-key work mouse for people who notice the tracking difference on non-gaming mice, but I would happily daily drive this as my gaming mouse too. Physically, the G305 is smaller than my G502x, but the shape of it fills my palm for a relaxed palm grip. The G309 shape is symmetrical and i have to claw grip it since it is not tall enough for me to palm grip. G309 clicks are crisp af, but everything about how its shape feels in hand is a downgrade from the G305. I prefer that i can use rechargeable AA batteries instead of having to plug it in to recharge a built-in battery. Don't have to think about the battery for multiple months on mine. Downsides for the G305 are that the plastic feels budget and has normal logitech switches that may probably double click some day.

I have two G305 and love them. Is there any maouse that is similar but just a bit bigger? I love the mouse but I have big hands.

I absolutely love my g305. Using a battery mod with rechargeable AAA. There is no need for wires or charging pads. Perfection.

Nah, the Logitech G305 is fantastic. What does it being old actually matter. The response time is fast, it's good quality, it lasts long. Literally nothing wrong with it. I got the lilac version and I'm in love with the color. It's so pretty even if it doesn't really match my stuff.

Ayy man, Idk what to tell you, as far as I'm concerned that's just down to abuse or something. I've had one for a year and a half and still perfect. A bunch of the people I work with have the same mouse and they've all had theirs for years, one over 5 years. I've used it, it still works fine. We all take care of our stuff and it lasts. And I've used expensive mouses, I've used plenty others. Sure you can get better, 100%. That's obvious. But for the price, you get a fantastic product with the 305. I've never been bothered by the weight, it's more than light enough and I've never noticed it being unbalanced. But hey, I'm always open to new stuff, maybe I'll grab a vxe r1 pro and see. If I do I'll let you know if it changes my opinion.

Not really. Thing rattles like a motherfucker although the shape is great.

Old-ass mouse, I have two and I love them, cheap price but not cheap quality, battery lasts forever even with the AAA swap, no lag, the sensor is good. Been lucky with double-clicking apparently because never had the issue. "Battery powered" being listed as a con is stupid though, you can just pop out the spent one and replace it with another in a couple seconds without ever having to plug anything in it to recharge, rotate a couple eneloops or other rechargeable batteries and it's my favorite way to deal with a wireless mouse, the whole point is to not have to deal with a cable. Also if you travel with it you can just bring an extra battery.

maybe a Logitech G305?

It doesn't have RGB or anything, but has a lot of nice aesthetic color to choose from.

Try to get the G305 and you probably won't have to worry about anything for the rest of your life.

For cheap American mice the g305 is a gold standard. But yea there are many Chinese alternatives around the same price that outperform it imo. Still a 9/10 mouse for the price, love mine had it for 2ish years still pimpin.

Been using Logitech mice for the past 15 years or so. My favorite ones are G Pro wired and g305. Really you don’t need any more than a g305, unless you want more buttons. You use a free tool called piper to configure the mouse, or you use a Mac / windows PC to configure it’s on board profile.

It's a good mouse for $25-30 if you can't spend more. But you can get much better mice in terms of weight, functionality, ergonomics etc. if you spend $50-60 which imo is worth it. It will vary from person to person but I really don't like the G305, it's heavy, shape sucks, skates suck, scroll wheel feels inconsistent

I bought a G305 to throw in my backpack for use with a laptop and it's been great. I am not a big fan of "gamer" aesthetics, especially in public, and it does great being low profile while having a good amount of buttons, and is very cheap for its quality level. I'm sure there's better stuff out there for the price, but I am happy with my purchase

Idk why gamers are so obsessed with weight. I highly doubt it could change someone’s performance THAT much. If you’re bad you’re still gonna be bad even with an ultra light weight mouse. Besides, not many people even play that competitively to begin with. You’re not competitive imo unless you’re playing in actual competition with a prize pool. Regardless of what anyone thinks of that though, this mouse isn’t really for hyper competitive gamers who are picky about stuff like weight. As someone who feels like this is the perfect mouse for me and what I’ve been waiting on for so long now, I feel this mouse is targeted more towards casual gamers. People who work, have other hobbies, other devices, and maybe only play games sometimes. That said this mouse also being Bluetooth is super important to me. I’ve been looking for a gaming mouse with multi connectivity and uses AA batteries for so long now. It’s a massive rarity and I didn’t like the offering from Razer because I’ve found out that there’s connectivity issues, and Razer doesn’t seem to be doing anything about it. Ngl I ended up switching out my G305 to a Pebble, because multi device capability has been more important to me. The point about AA batteries as well though is such a good feature imo and I wish more gaming mice had this option. Back in the day people actually loved this. The idea you can just pop in a new battery (rechargeable or disposable) really quickly was great, and the battery life is usually much better than most internal rechargeable mice from what I’ve seen. The reason for that I think is simply for the fact that a big battery would bring more weight, and so that’s why mice with an internal battery tend to have shorter battery life. Most gaming mice are just so weight obsessed and won’t give us that big battery, except for mice like the MX Anywhere series which is mostly designed for work. So yeah honestly I’m super happy to finally see a gaming mouse that seems to target my needs very well. I’ll be getting a G309 ASAP. Forgot to mention as well, coming from a Zowie I was never a fan of the shape of the G305 when I got it. I got it for the AA long battery life feature and budget price despite not being multi device, but yeah the shape was uncomfortable. Reviews back then even had the same argument about it, but somehow people are now praising the shape and wishing Logitech just made an updated model instead of this.. Weird.

Wth that is a G304 with some changes in design and more expensive, i would still prefer their old wired G502 hero.

The issue is, people keep buying them. Like I get the R&D for lightweight mouse can be expensive, but... $179 is pretty nuts. As long as people keep buying them and paying the esports tax, they're gonna keep selling them at this crazy price. I have a G305 that feels really similar to the G Pro for 1/3 the price, with a similar but albeit nerfed Hero sensor that was in the 1st gen G Pro.

Exactly. The G305 feels really similar, but at 1/3 the price. I don't truely understand why the G pro light is all the rage. I used a G pro for a week, and while it did feel very smooth and responsive, I also had a G305 that felt very similar.

Idk if I can justify $150 cad for a mousepad, and $200 for the mouse. I'd much rather just change the batteries, or charge the mouse every month or 2. I daily a mx master 3, and only charge once every month, same with the G305 (replace the battery).

My Rival 5 had issues with its scrollwheel which apparently was pretty common, fixing it required to take the entire scroll mechanism apart and bending a plate into place. I ended up replacing it with a Logitech G305 wireless and thats been much better imo

G304, Deathadder V2 X Both you can get as low as 2k in offers. Deathadder is tri-mode

Every Logitech mouse has that issue, there's a 2 year warranty and after that you can change the switches

My G305 lightspeed finally died after 4 years of MOBAs.  I had purchases a g602 lightspeed off FB for $10. At the time it was over $100 MSRP. When I asked about the proce, he said he used it once and decided it was too much mouse for his needs. Anyway, I plugged it in and hated it. I decided to give it some time because it's bigger, has more side buttons, and overall doesn't feel comfortable to use. Fast forward six months, and I don't hate it, but I will never get used to it like it did the g305. So if anyone has a recommendation of a mouse that fits my hand like the g305, but maybe has inductive charging through a (even if proprietary) mouse pad, I would appreciate the feedback. Otherwise, I'm eyeballing the G Pro X superlight.

Well I use a simple Logitech G305 (around 30€) and its decent enough that I cant blame it for my lack of wins. But as others said, use the mouse that fits your hands the best. Imho its doubtful, if it really has to cost up to 150 $

Please dont get logitech. I warn everyone for their mice. I have been a logitech user for long - g102, g304, g502, and now using g pro x superlight. But every freakin mouse gets double click issues. I thought I paid 10k for a mouse it will not have that issue but guess what - logitech doesn't cares. Go for razer please.

second the 305. I have it. My only complaint is that Logitech lightspeed receivers don't play super nicely with other receivers.

Thing is there are actually good mice for much cheaper from alot of these name brand companies. Like the Logitech G305 for example

If you can find Logitech G Pro X superlight, its a safe choice. however you'd need to find one on sale if you need around 100 USD. Can also go with Logitech G305 as tried and tested, however bit basic and outdated mouse for cheaper. you have a lot more options if you consider ordering online.

can second this, pretty good mouse to use. unfortunately the one i initially bought broke (encoder inside mouse wheel somehow broke off??) but i got a replacement under warranty very quickly.

If you played online FPS games you'd see a big upgrade in weight reduction alone. 99 grams is heavy by today's standards.

Well the G305 is way heavier and a different shape. People that like the superlight shape wouldn't typically find the G305 comfortable.

Logitech g304 eyes closed. The best sensor amongst these three.

I had a g604 for a couple of years until it wasn't clicking anymore.. damn I loved that mouse how it fitted my hand. Didn't wanted to get the 502 because it was wired . Got me a cheap g305 and it decent for it price

Logitech 305, nun crazy and not the most high end thing out there, but she gets the job done better than your ex.

Hated mine. Started double clicking after a year of use. I'm now using VXE R1 Pro Max. Almost same price but better performance. I might not get any Logitech mouse in the future unless they make a very good optical switch wireless one.

actually made my wrist actively hurt while using it, and I'm not a couch potato either. I lift regularly. It's so bad for ergo. The G305 is better, but again, switches wear out quickly. Which I guess is what you get for a $30 mouse.

With the same exact shape you have logitech g305 (wireless but heavier) and mchose g3 (wireless but lighter and overall better in my opinion).

My G25 is pushing 18 years old and works great. Extreme 3D pro is 10 years now, still fine. G305 mouse is 6 years old, works like new. What of their products have not met expectations for you?

My PC was $4500 but my mouse was $40, 6 years ago. My G305 has done me no wrong and haven't felt the need to "upgrade".

I switched to a Logitech G305 a few months back and it’s been solid. It uses the Lightspeed dongle so I never worry about Bluetooth, the shape is clean enough that it doesn’t scream gamer gear, and I get snappy tracking with minimal lag.

Logitech G305 is my go to. I have one at home, work, and one I keep in my laptop bag. Lightspeed wireless, the battery last forever, and i've been using mine without failure for years.

anyone uses aria xd7 here ? the shape is similar but its lighter and a better sensor. i upgraded from my old g304 and i love it.

Came here to say this. Best mouse I ever bought and it's probably the cheapest too.

I believe so. I replaced it not long ago but it served me well for years. Never had any issues and the shape felt good.

IMO Logitech G203, or G305 if you want wireless, and 90% of people would be set for a good decade.

r/MouseReview regular here, this list is hot ass. Wouldn't recommend near decade old Logitech mice. I guarantee the majority of the subreddit would say Mchose G3 >>>>>>> G305, just as one quick example.

G305 is a great mouse. M330 silent plus is also great (for normal office mousing)

I got a Razer Deathadder and when one of the mouse buttons stopped working and I tried to file a warranty claim the process was such a pain in the ass that I quit. Logitech just had me record a video to verify the problem and then sent me a replacement; I didn't have to return the defective mouse. I'm not sure if that's their policy anymore, but I appreciated it. Meanwhile, Razer had me record a video first thing, then kept asking me to perform troubleshooting steps that I already told them I'd tried (since they told me to in the support article), and then a couple times closed out my ticket because I took a few days to reply (and after reopening the ticket, they basically wanted to start from the beginning again), and then they wanted me to ship the defective mouse back to them at my own expense, warning that if the mouse was deemed non-defective I would not be receiving the product back or a replacement. After that I complained and they agreed to provide a shipping label, but at that point I was done. I'm pretty sure that's the goal, make the return process such a hassle that people give up and they don't have to honor their warranty, so they won that battle. Still, I'm never buying another Razer product again. I did have a string of Logitech mice that had double click problems, which is why I switched to options that had optical switches for a bit. But those had their own issues, so I'm back to using a Logitech 305. If it starts double clicking again, hopefully the warranty process is still painless, and if it comes to it, it's pretty cheap to replace.

I had a G305 and it worked wonderfully for around 2 years before I started encountering double clicking and the rotary encoder failing. I would 100% recommend it if you want something from Logitech, but I recently replaced it with a Chinese mouse and I’ve never been happier

g304 , going good after 2 years

Yeah, they are so old there was even a price hike few years ago. It frustrated me a lot because I used the wired version (G102, bought from Japan) for years and was eyeing G305 for a long time but they went and upped the price in the meantime. Although after checking I am not sure if the Lightspeed version is just a rehash, because in Finnish sites G305 is just G305 without Lightspeed in the name. This is my absolute favourite mouse of all time. I made two preset DPI settings and saved them, don't use the horrible app and batteries aren't a problem for me since I use re-chargeable batteries and they last for ages anyway. I like the small form factor and the two thumb buttons are placed perfectly. My first serious gaming mouse was Razer Diamondback back in the day (2005 or so) and that formed my grip and love for smaller mice. I hate big gaming mice, they feel clunky. I am also a high-DPI player so small mouse is perfect for my.

Yes. It's an excellent mouse.

Sold and Shipped by Amazon, black color only. Lowest it’s been since amazon all time low back in [August](https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcsales/s/ChjE8CJApE) it’s my favorite mouse ever personally

I have medium sized hands, it’s definitely a smaller mouse but not too small. Definitely not for people with large hands.

depends a lot on the mouse grip you use too for size and shape give it a try at this price and return if it doesn’t work

I have used both the g304 and deathadder, personally I find razer more comfortable and the scroll wheel is better on razer

G304 has lasted me 6 years so far :)

Not with mine.

Razer Viper Mini is a great wired option for around 1.5k or below. For wireless options I dont know any that I haven't read qc issues about, maybe something from Rakk? If you can stretch to like 1.8k you can get them the Logitech G304 Lightspeed, a classic and reliable wireless mouse.

I like it. My first one did develop the double click issue. Logitech sent me a brand new one no questions asked and it's been fine.

Such a good deal. It's a bit on the heavy side though. A Superlight version would be my end game.

i use a logitech g305. I like it cause its simple, have 2 buttons and its not too expensive as most of good ones

I had 1 of these that failed within a year, so did the replacement. The 3rd one they sent had a broken scroll wheel but since the warranty doesn't restart I got stuck with the worst of the 3. I tried the G Pro first since I just wanted a good mouse, and moved to this one after having click problems with that one too. Now I don't use Logitech mice after probably 10+ years of using them.

I bought one and liked it. It was cheap so I bought two more as backups. All three sit in a drawer now because of double clicking. The first one lasted awhile but the other two started to double click within a few months of use per mouse. I then bought a G305 and 3-4 months later it also had double click issues. I've been too afraid to buy from Logitech ever since.

Maybe, I use it daily and enjoy it a lot especially since it runs off regular batteries. I use enloop rechargeable triple As in it and recharge them so I never have to go wired, one of the reasons I prefer Xbox controller over PlayStation controller too, swapping batteries is better than built in rechargeable in every way as long as you have rechargeable swappable batteries. I also like the shape, the switches in it are hot garbage though, especially the side buttons in my experience.

Try to find an older G203 Prodigy with a Mercury sensor, or get the G305 which has a Hero sensor.

Logitech G305, when on sale! It is running on a non rechargable battery, but the battery life is superb. It is by far the best mouse i ever had.

If you’re not a die hard mouse enthusiast who cares about having the best of the best then the G305 will do you just fine in my opinion.

I made my g305 even better by using a AAA battery and a AAA to AA converter case. 14g lighter now

A bit late but I'd recommend the X3, the G304/G305 is 100ish grams heavy and most of the weight is focused on the rear, thanks to it needing a AA battery

I’ve used both g304 and deathadder, great mice. Razer’s software is better than Logitech’s but build quality is comparable, plus more buttons with the Deathadder.

Shape is king and if we're being real here, unless you're playing seriously high level comp games routinely, you can realistically use mice up to like 110g without much of an issue or *significant* disadvantage imo. But obviously this is mouse review and that's not what we're here for. For $40 and 99g it's still worth it if you love the shape. But if you don't mind wires I would honestly go with the OG G Pro wired instead seeing as how they use the same shell. 85g might be the upper bound of competitive these days but it's still passable imo. As others have said though, the MCHOSE G3 is probably the best move but idk much about it or the company.

Have owned and used this mouse for my WFH setup since covid lockdown and aside from having to replace the battery like once a year and cosmetic wear and tear, no issues.

Been using mine since 2019 as my daily driver and still kicking. Installed grip pads cause the sides were wearing out but other than that, still functions. Purchased 2 as backups whenever they go on sale because I’ve heard stories about these failing after a year or so but they’ve just been sitting inside the box.

lmao, happened with my orochi v2. Tried to clean it with electronic contact cleaner but then sensor decided to die. Got it replaced and sold it. Using my g304 whose switches gave up, replaced them and now its running great. Gladly, scroll wheel hasn't gave up yet.

I'm using wireless logitec G305 recoil, seems like a nice and comfy one. Probably on the cheaper side of gaming mice, but still is very nice to hold. Also it's very responsive but at the same time I noticed it somehow stabilizes the crosshair movement compared to my previous mouse, so I'm really satisfied with it

Defective by design at this point. Logitech just doesn't care anymore.

Yeah if you’re in the market for daily driver gaming mouse then save up for a name brand gaming mouse. The GameStop ones are okay and may be fine as a backup mouse or for just basic computer tasks. I have two Logitech gaming mouses, one is the higher end ones that are $150, but I have a budget one that I usually take with me for gaming on the go with my laptop. It’s the Logitech G305 light speed. It’s going for like $37 on Amazon right now. I don’t think GameStop stocks it anymore though.

This is what I use. I like it so much that I bought one for my partner and a few back ups.

I have the G304 and looking to replace it with the V2 X Hyperspeed soon. Its unfortunately started double clicking a little, waiting for it to be unbearable before I drop the cash

If you don't have a small hand - that's not the mouse for you, I tried it - it's very small

Personally I use a Logitech G304. No frills just works gaming mouse.

Gamers throwing G-fuel cans at you for that hot take I see. Looks like you need to learn mice are for games old timer so they can’t be heavy because old. lol In front of me right now G305, GPX, GPX2, G502xplus light speed, glorious model D and another G502xplus light speed= play zero games with them(prefer Xbox elite controller) It’s nice to have different weight and shape options across the board to mod out and use. I will get one of these to throw in the rotation and try out. (I prefer the AA battery)

non pro viper wireless, razer deathadder, i'd argue g305 lightspeed, xtrfy m42, wired zowie, superlight 1, glorious wired, some lgg mice, some vaxee mice, endgame gear op1k. All these are like 25-80€ if my quick currency version is right. Some of these are wireless too. Especially if you snipe a sale you can get a really good deal. in "top tier mice" I mean the ones that are basically the same shape as the "standards", superlight 2, viper v3 pro, deathadder v3 pro, etc. Obviously the tech is a bit worse, but we were hitting insane shots on mice 15+ years ago, even the worse mice are 100% good enough. 4k/8k polling doesnt change that much, and thats the major sell of the more expensive mice. I've managed to pick up qck+ for like 10€ on average the last few years, always on sale somewhere. Otherwise a sale on a lgg saturn (standard), zowie gsr (any version you prefer). Qck might not be the longest lasting, but it's usually on a good sale so you never really have to fork out more than AT MOST 40€ a year on it if you're really picky with pad and swap it 4x a year, but most ppl usually keep it for 6-24 months atleast.

Logitech - G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Straight black, feels good, and cheap. I just got one and i love it.

Counterpoint. It can be hard to grasp initially, but the mouse wheel doesn't push/pull the cargo to/from you directly, rather it sets the distance at which you'd like it to be. I have a basic g305 that has very pronounced clicks, and the tactile feedback allows me for very precise maneouvers. Hand beams don't show this easily, but when in ship mounted tractor, the ui clearly shows the desired distance vs current distance. So overall i guess it varies per usecase. 

In 2025 there is just no reason to be using wired gaming mice anymore. If price is a concern Logitech have solid options under $100 like the G305 which is like $40 and well reviewed. Perfect for laptop gaming. Don’t listen to anyone trying to sell you nonsense with 8k polling - just meaningless marketing garbage. And I use a Lamzu Maya 4k knowing the 4k polling is nonsense, I just like the size and weight and excellent side buttons.

i do, still using g305. i want very long battery life not recharge every week. this mouse is exactly what I was looking for

Hi yes I have a a great recommendation. The Logitech G304 which is a great mouse and also comes in a variety of colores including blue/white. https://www.logitechg.com/en-in/products/gaming-mice/g304-lightspeed-wireless-gaming-mouse.910-005284.html Just be careful where you buy it from there are fakes out there! And it's not even a very expensive one.

I try to keep an eye on them as sometimes they go on sale for like $20. I don't use it as a daily mouse, however its solid as hell and when I did have to go into the office, its what I'd bring to replace the garbage my company gave me.

Its also really nice to have a few extra lying around incase the kids need a mouse or something.

I was using a g304 I love that mouse but the only issue is that mouse will double click for sure after a year. I currently use the razer v2x. It is a great mouse but changing battery has costed me around the price of mouse itself in just 1 year. Basically it has a very less battery life (Now i use rechargeable batteries) Other than battery life, razer v2x is a great mouse

G305 is one of the best purchases i’ve made. Can’t recommend it enough.

I've been super happy with my Logitech G305. Just black w a logo. I think I've changed the batter once in 3 years of ownership, use it for my wfh daily and gaming a few times per week

I have 18x10 hands, but I like smaller egg shaped mice like the Logitech G305, Razer OrochiV2 and the Zaopin Z1. Do not like fingertip mice though, those are too small for me and my hand cramps up painfully whenever I use them.

logitech g304 wireless. Good sensor and best price for a gift

I use the Logitech G305 Lightspeed, which is USB bound. I feel like it is very similar to the G309 in many ways, and I love my mouse. It's clean, has a nice feel, never buggy (except for on carpet) and Is great for competitive games or just games you want to chill in.

I recently replaced my UHURU Wireless gaming mouse with the Logitech G305. This mouse is really smooth, works great with all of my games, and has decent sensitivity settings. Overall, I would rate the Logitech G305 an 9/10. (UHURU on left, Logitech on Right)

The Logitech G305 Speed light? Yeah, it was recommended to me by another redditor and I love it for gaming. But hell no the UHURU mouse sucks

i was really hoping this was going to be a true updated g305

Had a g305 for what... About 7 years before it finally died. Pretty sure it dropped or flew across the room over a dozen times in those years. Used it as my portable/work mouse.

Its a great mouse for small to medium sized hands I bought it twice in 3 years but only issue was right click was malfunctioning

Got double click issues with mine and it's not even 1 year yet since I bought it.

I wanted to ditch cables without flashing neon so I grabbed the Logitech G305 Lightspeed. The dongle stays tucked into my USB port and I get a solid month of casual gaming on one AA battery.

The middle button was also important to me when choosing a new mouse. I had been using a wired G502 for a long time, but then switched to G305. My issue with G502's middle click is that it's too heavy, takes too much force to press, so it's kind of annoying to use in DotA. G305's middle click is way lighter, which imo is better for DotA. Although the G305 does feel a bit cheap overall.

g305 is nowhere near gpro in terms of feel or quality, though I get ur point

Well with the G305, you can buy a really cheap hotswap PCB for both the main switches and side buttons for less than $10 on aliexpress. As far as the skates, I never had issues removing and reusing good aftermarket skates on my G305 since they are smaller skates. The only times I've been unable to reuse skates is on mice that have really large skates like the GPX.

Even just using a AA Lithium battery drastically cuts down on the weight over a normal AA alkaline battery. I used the G305 for years, never used AAA Lithiums but used AA Lithiums. I want to say the weight is around 89g with the AA Lithium battery vs the 99g with a normal battery. Bonus to is the Lithium AA last longer than a normal battery, I went 5-6 months between having to change the battery.

If you get a $10 hotswap PCB for the G305 from aliexpress, it goes more from performing surgery to literally playing with legos.

Very happy with my g305 after using a shitty wired Corsair mouse for several years, but I don't have much to compare to lol. Feels like good bang for buck at least :)

My friend and I got the [Lamzu Atlantis mini pro](https://shop.hid-labs.com/product/lamzu-atlantis-mini-pro/). It's stupid light compared to my G203/305(?)

G203/305 If logitech made a lighter weight g305 with superlight2 internals i'll never own another mouse again

Logitech g502 or lightspeed. I wouldnt go with razer as i went through like 5 deathadders, and all of them developed a double click problem (i play alot of games that require alot of clicking). Had the logitech lightspeed for some time now and its been solid.