G304/G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse

Went from a wired g305 to the g502 wireless and found myself adding 1of the bigger weights. But honestly if people really think the g502 is heavy then i dont know what light is and would probably throw it across the room like a wii remote without a wrist strap trying to hit a sick 180 flick

ive had 2 the last 5-6 years and both started double clicking

i have had 2 of these the past 5 years. both started double clicking. i did not game on them. almost explicitly only office work

If we're going for the exact same shape, with a modern experience, then yes, Mchose G3 would be your best bet The g304 was my first mouse, moved to a gpx superlight when I realized I needed bigger mice for my hand, now on an ATK X1 Ultra but might move to a kysona Jupiter pro when they have some in stock

logitech g305 is a tank

Hi all, I'm somewhat new to the community, and I really need your help choosing a mouse. For reference, I have 20x11 cm hands and I almost exclusively switch between fingertip, pincer claw, and carpal stabilized claw grips. I also mainly play CS2. I'm currently using Kysona M600 v1, and I feel like it forces my hand into the same spot. I really don't like significant back flares on mice, and I prefer flatter sides. Before the M600, I was using the G305, which I held as far back as I could on the buttons, but I wasn't a big fan of how wide it was with the egg shape. I'm currently considering the Hitscan Hyperlight, Pulsar X2V2 (and all of its versions), and the VXE R1 Pro, but ANY AND ALL suggestions are VERY WELCOME!! Thank you!

Is back shell removable similar to g305? That’s my favorite way of using g305

For a medium-sized, symmetrical wireless with good battery life under $120, I’d look at the Logitech G Pro X Superlight (if you find it on sale) or the Pulsar X2. Both are great for claw grip and popular for FPS. If you want something cheaper, the Logitech G305 is still solid and lasts forever on a single battery. All come in black too.