Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Mohd Yusri ᠌

I've been using Logitech mice for a long time. Initially, the g100s was purchased, a comfortable and light mouse with a disgusting lifespan of mikriks. Then g102 came out, which was heavier than g100s, but the quality already inspired confidence, so I decided to try it. I really liked the mouse, although it was heavier than its predecessor, although there were double clicks that were solved by simply blowing the mouse, although there were incomprehensible things with changes in mouse movements depending on the backlight turned on in the drivers, but the mouse deserved its love. Then g305 comes out. I noticed that this is a copy of the g102 / g pro in terms of shape, so I decided to take a closer look at it. A wireless mouse that's as responsive as a wired one? Hm. Possibility to reduce the weight of the mouse to 77/75.5g (using aaa to aa adapter and removing the upper body of the mouse)? I throw money at the monitor. By the way, the resourceful guys came up with the idea to power the mouse with flat cell batteries instead of aa batteries, which allows you to make the weight less than 70g. I confess that when buying this mouse, I thought that by simply inserting the wi-fi adapter into the computer, I could immediately enjoy shooting with this mouse. No, you still need to correctly position this adapter next to the mouse. The manual says that it should be placed on top of the mouse pad at a distance of 15 or 20 cm, sort of. But after sitting in the game for several hours, I settled on the position to the right of the mat at point-blank range, getting excellent shooting. That is, if it immediately seemed that the movements of the cursor / sight were somehow strange, then try experimenting with the location of this adapter. You can also order rubberized stickers for mouse1 and mouse2 buttons + mouse sides abroad. True, I have not yet had a chance to test the sensations from them in action. In general, I really liked the mouse, I did not expect that I would ever use a wireless mouse when playing shooters at a good level. At least it is worthy to buy it for the sake of broadening your horizons in terms of gaming devices.