Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Agata Getka ᠌

-I bought a mouse on 05/14/19 (today I am writing a review), unpacked it, inserted the battery, put the receiver into the PC. The mouse immediately connected, but there was a delay in the movement of the cursor (perhaps those who used office or cheap wireless mice will not feel this, but I, as a CS player, immediately felt it) . I thought it was a marriage, BUT after installing the software everything became gorgeous. This is the very moment when mouse software is not a useless occupied memory in a PC, but a really necessary thing. The software, by the way, is intuitive, made by people and for people. I tested the mouse in the COP itself - the flight is chic. After a 3-year x7 - heaven and earth. Not a single breakdown, microfinishing and microflicks - perfecto. -From inconvenient: The side buttons are too soft to press. The backlash of the buttons is minimal, the sound is clear, but I personally feel soft. -Now about the cons . VERY disliked: Mouse wheel materials. Came, unpacked, configured everything in the software and left on business. By the way, there was no one at home, I don’t have animals, so no one could even touch the mouse . I came closer to 21:30, there was still no one at home, I sat down to play and in the process, when I was doing another scroll, I felt a clear protrusion and uneven wheel coverage. It turned out that one of the cloves of the rubber came off a little, and a few more (nearby) were worn out. If I scrolled this way in 20-30 minutes, then this is clearly the manufacturer's cant, and if not I, then it turns out that the mouse was used before me? In general, I was upset because of this small but significant jamb . About clicks: They are really, really loud. You can get used to it and you can’t hear it in the headphones, but if you like to play at night, this can cause some inconvenience to your relatives who sleep at night))