Review on Logitech G300s Optical Gaming Mouse with 9 Programmable Buttons and Onboard Memory – Perfect for Ambidextrous Gamers by Minoru Koshida ᠌

It all began with the requirement that I was required to have a mouse for work. I didn't want to have to sit for long periods of time using a piece of cheap plastic, so I decided to invest in a mouse that is both high-quality and comfortable. After devoting a significant amount of time to researching the topic, I decided to go with a4tech at first, but I quickly changed my mind after reading numerous customer complaints regarding the product's subpar quality. The decision was made to go with Logitech because I have been using products from their company for more than a year and have been pleased with the products' level of quality and dependability. Logitech is the only company in which the price-quality ratio truly satisfies the requirements, and the mouse I was using before this one was the m345. I have finally reached the much-anticipated time, and with it, the cherished g300s. After reading a number of reviews that were critical of this product, I was already making plans to purchase an antiquated and fussy style. Yet, the thing that was waiting for me inside the package well surpassed any and all of my anticipations. Colorful and contemporary design, of course, a little overloaded with buttons; without them, it would seem more succinct; rubber and a soft touch; the mouse is hefty; nothing creaks or backlash; high-quality construction. Do not pay attention to those who write about double click; in order to accomplish this, you will need to brutally destroy the device. If you gamble nonstop, you will be able to accomplish this goal in a couple of months; however, this should not come as a surprise because it is the result of normal wear and tear. In terms of size, it is on the smaller end, but it fits well in the palm of a little hand. Recently, I went to visit a friend, and he has a4tech x7, which, with a double click, made an extremely negative impression. It is a cheap, light piece of plastic, but it has been working without any failures for probably five years now:)