Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Dorota Janiec (Dorot ᠌

There is a disadvantage, and while it is not a deal breaker, it does diminish the overall feeling of usefulness. The click is audible and pleasurable, the wheel has a normal course, even if it does not have bright cutoffs, but this does not bother me in the least. Pros: It is small and comfortable to use, despite the fact that I used to use forms that were more comparable to dezader. It moves smoothly on the carpet, there are no malfunctions, and it faithfully conveys the movements. Autonomy was satisfactory, and the battery needed to be replaced only after four months of continuous usage, making the investment worthwhile. The wireless communication adapter protrudes from the display about 60–70 centimeters away from the mouse; nonetheless, the connection does not become severed and there are no interruptions. The mouse's firmware is updated once every 3-6 weeks, which is a drawback. When I turn on the computer, I have no idea what the problem could be with the sensitivity. As soon as I get into the Logitech G Hub and start moving around, everything becomes crystal obvious. The dpi settings will decrease as soon as the ate arrives, and you will need to wait until the ate is installed before everything returns to normal. Once the ate is installed, however, the dpi settings will be restored automatically. You are aware, however, that the attack occurs at the most unfavorable time possible.