for some reason, wireless mice are sold small. hand on them like a chicken foot. and the response is usually trouble. and the gaming ones are terrible. and here is such a fit settings are set to maximum. from the receiver to the mouse is about 1 m. no problems with response delay. The eneloop black battery lasted a little over two months until it was completely discharged. there are no wires on the table now. added: in less than a year, double clicks appeared when pressing quickly. it is…

On the previous mouse from Logitech, the wheel had not only a button and rotation / but you could also press left to right. There is no such thing here. I have not tried to install native software yet. The set is excellent - a battery and a usb extension cable are included. Different pros: It sits perfectly in the hand. The wheel turns smoothly. Pleasant weight for movement. The buttons are large and convenient. Good receiver sensitivity. Got cons: The quality of the plastic, let's say - on the

Individual moment - the mouse is small. With my rake, in the place where normal people have a hand, it turns out to be comfortable to hold the mouse only with a finger grip. I used it all the time on a fabric carpet, so the legs are in perfect condition, so I can’t say anything about their survivability. And who even uses gaming mice on cheap hard mats or on a bare table? By the way, the sensor works equally well on any surface, except for glass, varnished table and woolen surfaces, such as a…

I decided to abandon the backlight in favor of wireless communication (before that, I used the Logitech G G102 Prodigy for a year and a half). Comparing the side buttons, on the G305 they require less effort to press (I found this to be less convenient, it feels "cheap"), and, most interestingly, the right side button has a power reserve, i. E. until the moment you press it, you overcome an additional distance (perhaps the manufacturer thought about ergonomics that we press the left side button

Where can I buy separately a new adapter "Lightspeed USB NanoReceiver with Logitech Extension Cable"? Tell me, he knows. Or somehow it is possible to revive my adapter? Has some pros The mouse is a masterpiece, a work of art! Lightweight, with 1 battery, the speed is switched on the fly, the button is in the center, the indicator color shows the speed. The buttons are pressed quietly and softly, the wheel turns silently, without audible clicks, but tangibly - with tactile steps felt by the…

During the use (several days) there were no sensor failures, or any delay / dullness due to the wireless connection. Pros below: -Price -Quality -Scroll wheels are good, tactile feel -LMB and RMB, compared to g102, they are more difficult to press on this mouse, for me this is a plus, on the old one there were misclicks. Some cons: The only thing I didn't like was the switch under the side key closest to the wrist. Maybe this is the problem of a particular instance, but it is her click that is…

I used Logitech mx anywhere for a long time, which was replaced with the same mouse under warranty due to a double click. But the replacement had a problem with the cursor freezing, which appeared periodically. I contacted support, where they replaced my already replaced mouse with Logitech mx anywhere 2, also under warranty (the warranty began from the moment I replaced it with a new mouse). Already the 3rd mouse had problems with double clicks and scrolling (when I took it apart I saw a chip…

Pros: Very comfortable for both work and play, neat matte keys are smooth, you can hold it as conveniently as possible, very convenient change of sensor modes. Requires one battery holds a lot Some cons: As an amateur, you can get used to the hump on the side where the battery is inserted. It scratches quickly if not used on a rug, I would like it to be backlit, but alas. If used poorly, the sensor may fall off

Great mouse - I've been using it for over a year now. I used to live at work, now I've moved home. Changed the battery once a year. on the mouse itself there are 4 function keys (LMB, RMB and two on the side) + a button for setting dpi. in the proprietary G HUB application, you can adjust the sensitivity up to 12022 (standard values ​​are 400, 800, 1600, 3200). I play with her, including shooters, because. the previous "gaming mouse" was too heavy for my hand and too voluminous. for a small…

The G102 started clicking in less than a year, but the sensor has never let me down. I tried to write to support about the problem with G102, it just redirects to an empty page. I bought 305 - it turned out to be worse, but it costs at least 2 times more. Don't pay just because it's cheap. They sell you marketing sensors in a case made of * and sticks. I will give it back. The finger hurts from these sharp edges D:

The quality really doesn't match the price. Every review mentions double click. Some pros: Excellent signal and stable performance. Sufficiently long battery life (depends on the battery itself, but in general you don’t even have to think about it). One of the rare wireless desktop mice in this color and with similar signal quality. However, this is where the merits end. Has cons: Terrible quality of the product itself. Reminds me of a cheap mouse from Ali. And this is for a mouse for a similar

I was looking for a wireless mouse with maximum response speed for gaming and just comfortable for everyday work on a PC. I liked the G305 not only with its 1000 Hz, but also with its appearance and nice software. The absence of breakdowns was especially important, the last Tesoro just had such a problem in Adobe Illustrator - it was wildly infuriating. In fact, all expectations were justified. I always thought that wires were not a problem, but after using wireless for literally 1 day, I…

Its pros: Good quality. Glides well on the surface. Clicks do not ruthlessly break the silence of the night - not the loudest mouse. The battery is easy to change, I use a NiCd battery. It seems to last for a couple of months with my rather intensive use. Cons below: A bit small for a medium sized hand. Occasionally slows down the radio channel - it looks like some kind of interference. Well, and most importantly, the cherry on the cake, under which I specifically change the review. The left bu

I have always loved the Logitech brand, but it has not always lived up to my expectations, especially in terms of the quality of materials and workmanship in recent years. This mouse is a very pleasant exception. Pros: It is light (for me, this is a virtue), pleasant to the touch (slightly rough sides and a semi-gloss top), very accurate (I successfully play shooters, no complaints) and just feels like an extension of the hand (as it should be). Perfectly assembled, without a hint of gaps and…

For convenience, it is advisable to grab a Li-Po AA battery that is charged from Micro-USB. Its pros: I have long been accustomed to high-quality mice, and high sensitivity. The last mouse was 6000 DPI, here it is 12, and these 12 are really honest 12. The first time there is more than I need: I put 7. It is also an exceptional case when there are no breakdowns at all, no. For the week that I use - extremely positive impressions. Haven't had to change the battery yet. The ate was set to 500…

Absolutely not worth the money in terms of double-click. Before that there was some ancient mouse from the same company. There were no problems, lived for a very long time, and then quietly died. Of course, I liked the company. I bought this mouse and was disappointed, it died very quickly. The red price for such a craft is 500. The mouse is disposable. Some pros: Easy. One battery. There used to be a mouse with two batteries, after it it was very pleasant to work in this mouse. Different cons:

Two mice in a row from the same manufacturer with identical problems with switches, is this a coincidence and am I just unlucky with copies or has the brand lost all quality? Unclear. Even earlier, around 2022, there was a Logitech wired mouse, I don’t remember the name of the model, it worked like clockwork for six years and is still in service, not a single extra double click. I also used raiser, defender, hail mice earlier, no such problems were noted.

Normal mouse, switched from g703, and from it switched from g902, such a step-by-step downgrade is simply too high for such a resource of switches, the replacement is extremely confusing, but solves the problem, for types operating a soldering station, that’s it)) In general, I recommend buying, it was bought for 3100 Got pros: Price Good sensor Conventional batteries (the ability to replace without charging on the road) Multicolor Has cons: Now, in general, Logitech does not have such…

The excellent price / quality ratio, of course, pleases, the presence of an extension cord in the kit is exactly + to the manufacturer's karma, but the mouse is still not perfect. For a month, 2 times already in the middle of the skating rink, the sight fell sharply at the legs and, of course, at the wrong moment. Of course, this can be expected from some Bloody, but from Logitech G, of course, this is just a knife in the back. I hope it's just a mat and won't happen again.

I bought a mouse on 2022.082022 for 3441. ($52.73). ~7 months of operation pleased, but the left mouse button began to double clicks sometimes. I operate daily. Mainly for programming and navigating in browsers. Rare for weekend play. Those. there was no fantastic load on the mouse buttons. The manufacturer claims - "The resource of the main switches of the G305 mouse (left and right buttons) is 10 million clicks." I don't think I made 47,620 clicks on the left button every day for 7 months. To