Logitech G - G309 LIGHTSPEED Gaming Mouse

i had like 6 of those, not because they break but because they are awesome, for my sons, wife, notebook, spare. lately upgraded to G309 and picked up another one shortly)

G309 (and G305 before that)

Have you looked at the Logi G309? Can store 5 profiles/DPI stages, and can be found for $59.99 for the Black model. Sports the HERO 25K sensor and Logi's opticals on the mains, and their LS wireless.

Kysona Uranus Pro (Kone Pure Ultra clone in medium size, super comfy) Logitech G309 (using lithium AAA, 71g)

The inward taper of the g305 was always a little too much for me but I like the middle of the mouse being thicker as you highlight here. The g309 really has been perfect for me with that in mind. I did use the ec2 for a long time and while it is outward tapered. I always felt I could lift it fine but I could see why that would bother you. As someone else stated. The g303 is also great for your preferences. But it noticeably larger than the g305 and g309.

I know it's not a rechargeable mouse but, I bought my Logitech G G309 Lightspeed for 45 bucks in January and I use it with a single AA rechargeable battery. It's now October and I'm still using the same battery without ever recharging it once.

I got mine 50% off, which I think should be closer to the real pricing for this mouse. I bought it solely because it has Bluetooth, so I can switch between work and home computers easily. I think the mouse is pretty decent if you get it on sale. My only complaint is that you can't buy the damn power play charging mat here in Canada. This forces me to use the AA or AAA battery with adapter. I find the mouse to be very imbalanced with the battery inside. It's very bottom heavy due to where they place the battery compartment. In comparison, I have the Viper v3 hyperspeed which feels much more balanced. Too bad it doesn't have Bluetooth

I've been using mine since it was released. Got it 50% off, otherwise I don't think it's worth the price at all. Mouse just feels terribly unbalanced for gaming with AA battery. Feels a little better with AAA+converter. It's perfectly fine for regular use, and Logitech always has best battery life with wireless. Where this house shines is if you have the Power Play mouse mat. You can use it without the battery and it feels excellent. Build quality still feels mediocre though. The plastic feels kind of cheap

anything logitech that uses lightspeed wireless. just pick the one with the best shape for your hand. its best if you can go to a store that sells them and has display mice out so you can test your grip. Logitech because they just tend to be really durable products compared to competitors in my experience, and lightspeed wireless because a wire is just one more thing that can get in the way when playing mouse on lazer. And modern wireless mice have lower latency than wired options. I'm not sure about prices since im seeing stuff in USD and not Euros, but the 3 i list here are all either obviously cheaper or right around 80 euros. G305 is a good budget option, but a bit heavy for its size since it needs a physical AA battery. G309 is very similarly shaped to the 305 but has a built-in battery so its lighter. G703 has a different shape that might be better for you.

The Logitech G309 is great looking, has great ergonomics and can rival the most expensive gaming mice.

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.

Oh I am! I just got it today and I love it so much. I have medium sized hands (with a claw grip) and to me it's way more comfortable than every mice I've ever tried thus far including my old Zowie FK2. Clicks also feel a lot more solid, takes a bit more pressure to press down (much less accidental clicks), and no double clicking like I experienced with the G305. Glides super smooth too. I'm super impressed. Above anything though I'm still shocked that gamers/reviewers consider this mouse heavy. This mouse actually still feels extremely lightweight and yet even manages to be 13 grams lighter than the G305. Doubt I'll need it but I also like that I could make it lighter with a powerplay mousepad. The versatility is there and I feel it will last me a very long time. Switching between iPad and gaming PC is also a breeze. Really am happy with this mouse.

The g309 is underrated asf, people need to see this mouse as what it is. A budget mouse with some of logitech's best tech stuffed inside. Everyone just gives it too much hate saying stuff about using batteries in mouses now is bad, look at the razer basilisk v3 x hyperspeed that uses a battery, who's complaining about that? Idk man, people just need to do another g309 review and give it their thoughts on what the mouse really is.

I used wired. I love lightspeed version (I know its a bit heavier, I dont mind it) with no RGB. Waiting for some sale. Using G309 right now and it kinda is uncomfortable after 2/3 hours of playing.

G309 is a decent gadget. They may be making an updated version of the mouse also, per leaks. Although it's not certain that we'll be getting one.

Anyone playing at an above-average or higher tier of play will ABSOLUTELY notice the performance difference between a razer viper v3 pro and a G309 and I can personally confirm the pixel level precision I get from ultra-light mice when playing Tarkov / Arena Breakout Infinite / The Finals. Flicks are more accurate, pixel peeping is more accurate, less need for muscle compensation when the mouse is lighter than 60 grams, etc. Not trying to be an asshole but you need to be good to notice the difference

The G309 coating is frosted, which is a bit uncomfortable at first, after two or three months of use, it becomes smooth and is no longer a problem. G309 is good.

I really like the Steelseries Arctis Nova 7 as far as mid-range headsets go but I still prefer Logitech mice with removable AAs. Loving my Logitech G309 so far.

Logitech g309 is mine, but it's pretty wide compared to viper mini.

309 has much better battery life and the main clicks are optical, so most likely the mouse will be more durable. Scroll wheel and thumb button durability is just a lottery at this point, I don't see one having advantage in those aspects. The 309 might feel large for your hand size and grip, though.

That's what I was saying - the g309 uses a different switch that won't double click for the left and right buttons

This is why the only ambi shapes I still own are the Logitech G309, Vaxee XE, and Logitech G303SE.

Logitech G309 is underrated as hell. I aim far better with this mouse than with any pulsar or lamzu mouse ive tried, its shape is fantastic.

I have started to use mine without the back cover on. Not the prettiest but after I got used to it I like it. With a few other weight reductions (see my thread) I am at 63 grams with no back cover. GPX Super UL 2 is 60 grams and 2x+ the price... so I don't know why so many complaints about the weight of the g309. Basically the g309 10 grams heavier (when using AAA Lith) for half the price.

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.

I had a Logitech mouse with their light speed wireless, and it would regularly drop out and had quite short range at that. Granted, my wireless keyboard I still use at work because it’s not had the same issues.

I have the Hyperspeed. Lighter, especially with a lithium battery. Enjoy!

I'm jealous of people that can use a mouse with all the side buttons. My thumb is pretty much numb from nerve damage that never healed right so I can't feel any of the buttons. I use the Logitech hero instead so I get the two buttons on the top for my interrupts, the big side button for my placeable spell, and the other two with my self heals. I wish they had an ambidextrous version of the hero with the buttons mirrored on both sides so I could use them and feel them.

I've got a logitech hero, it seems fine but I really don't like it. Ergonomically it's fine, no issues with holding it, just button xonfig and positioning is a bit off, keep switching dpi macros by accident mid game.

I love the Logitech hero. It’s been with me for so long!

Logitech hero is my daily driver at home. Brought my G602 into the office, perk is they supply my batteries now. XD