PRO 2 LIGHTSPEED

The logitech light speed are the smallest mouses I've used yet. I noticed it right away when I held it. [https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/pro-2-lightspeed](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/pro-2-lightspeed) [G309 Kamisato Ayaka Special Edition Mouse | Logitech G](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/g309-kamisato-ayaka-se-mouse.910-007481) this one is on sale [Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse](https://www.logitechg.com/en-us/shop/p/g305-lightspeed-wireless-gaming-mouse.910-006020) this one is the original and only 30$

I play with the Logitech G Pro Hero 2. Had the original and finally got its predecessor. It’s ambidextrous. 2 buttons on the side and a middle click is all I need. I use it with alt and shift combos. I couldn’t imagine having 20 buttons on the side of my mouse. Just not for me.

I am an active collector of computer mice. I currently have over 30 top name mice. I also own a Logitech pro 2 sec. I find it to be a great choice as it performs well and gives me no problems. The sensor is top of the line and well worth the price. I only paid 75.00 dollars for it on eBay as I constantly check for deals on mice. I have purchased at least 5 major offerings and there is a difference but I refuse to pay retail prices for them. I look for someone who takes extreme care of their mouse and just upgraded to a new one. If you want a good deal on a new mouse then do as I do and keep looking for a major brand mouse lightly used. Only accept the very best offering so and pay for a major brand mouse no more then half the cost of a new one .

The G903 is fantastic. Especially with the wireless charging dock, I don't have to think about the fact that it's still micro-USB in 2026. I use the extra buttons mapped by default to DPI up/down, so that keeps a leg up over the Pro 2 Wireless, Pro Lightspeed, and others. If mine exploded today I'd immediately get another; there's nothing else that beats this one..

The G903 is fantastic. Especially with the wireless charging dock, I don't have to think about the fact that it's still micro-USB in 2026. I use the extra buttons mapped by default to DPI up/down, so that keeps a leg up over the Pro 2 Wireless, Pro Lightspeed, and others. If mine exploded today I'd immediately get another; there's nothing else that beats this one..

Cheap office mice are leagues better than they used to be, but there's a chance they'll come with input lag that makes the learning experience frustrating (especially the Bluetooth ones). If that's the case I'll second the [Logitech G Pro 2](https://a.co/d/irm6rA4). It's very popular because it's no-frills and is just a straight up good mouse. I used one for a long time before changing to the [G502](https://a.co/d/bcQCmTn) for the extra buttons. Also second the big mousepad. I personally use a [Steelseries QcK Heavy Large](https://steelseries.com/gaming-mousepads/qck-heavy?color=black&mousepadSize=large). You will have a more forgiving learning experience on low sensitivity (swiping with your forearm instead of just your wrist) with a big mousepad. With a high sensitivity your wrist being a hair off translates to you whiffing by 90° ingame. With a lower sensitivity your whole hand can be a half inch off and you'd still be on target.