Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Anastazja Awgustinop ᠌

For a very long time, Logitech mice have been my go-to choice. In the beginning, a g100s was purchased. It was a pleasant and light mouse, but its lifespan was appallingly short at only mikriks. Then G102 came out, which was heavier than G100s, but the quality already inspired confidence, so I decided to give it a shot. G102 was released after G100s. Even though it was heavier than its predecessor, even though there were double clicks that were solved by simply blowing on the mouse, and even though there were incomprehensible things with changes in mouse movements depending on whether or not the backlight was turned on in the drivers, I really liked the mouse. The mouse certainly deserved the love that it received. Then the g305 is presented. Because I noticed that the shape of this item is very similar to that of the G102 and the G Pro, I decided to investigate it further. A cordless mouse with the same level of responsiveness as its wired counterpart? Hm. Is it possible to cut the weight of the mouse down to 77/75.5g by removing the upper body of the mouse and using an adapter that converts aaa batteries to aa batteries? I throw money at the computer screen. The resourceful individuals came up with the idea to power the mouse with flat cell batteries rather than aa batteries, which enables the weight to be reduced to less than 70 grams. When I first purchased this mouse, I foolishly believed that all I needed to do to start using it was to connect its wireless adapter to my computer and I would be able to use it for shooting right away. No, you will not be able to use the mouse until you correctly position this adapter next to it. According to the instructions, it should be positioned on top of the mouse pad at a distance of somewhere between 15 and 20 centimeters. However, after participating in the game for a number of hours, I eventually found that the position to the right of the mat at point-blank range provided the best opportunities for shooting. That is to say, if it appeared right away as though the movements of the cursor or the sight were odd in some way, then you should try playing around with the placement of this adapter. You can also place an international order for rubberized stickers to be applied to the mouse1 and mouse2 buttons, as well as the mouse sides. It's true that I haven't had the opportunity to see how the sensations they produce in action yet. In general, I thought the mouse was great, but I never imagined that I would ever use a wireless mouse when I am competing at a high level in first-person shooter games. At the very least, it is worthwhile to purchase it in order to broaden your horizons in terms of the gaming devices that are available to you.