Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Dorota Dudek ᠌

It is recommended that you pick up a Li-Po AA battery that can be charged via Micro-USB for the sake of convenience. The benefits of it include: I have been using high-quality mice with a high level of sensitivity for a very long time. The previous mouse had 6000 DPI, and this one only has 12, but these 12 are the genuine article. The very first time, there was more than what I required, so I put 7. When there are absolutely no malfunctions at all, that is another rare circumstance that does not occur very often. Impressions for the week that I use, all of which are highly favorable. There has been no need to replace the battery as of yet. The ate was adjusted to 500 times per second; however, I do not notice any difference, and the battery should save some power. About the difference between the 500 and the 125, I can see it. There are a few brief pauses. Already a week has passed with just one battery. I make heavy use of. Automatically wakes up without the need for any clicks. Two or three days passed before the battery needed to be replaced in the Razer Lachesis. Having this drawback: Plastic has a texture that's very similar to that of wood. The appearance of a very delicate object gives me the idea that this mouse will not survive if it is dropped to the ground. Yet, taking into account the relatively low cost of the mouse, in spite of the fact that other than that, it is simply of the highest quality (my earlier ones cost approximately $100, and this one costs only $50). Forgivable.