I took this mouse for both daily use and for games. I will say right away that it suits perfectly for games and I am talking about fps shooters. The laser does not jump, the signal transmits accurately, it lies comfortably in the hand (the hand is not healthy). You quickly get used to the click. As for the drivers, this is not some kind of red square, in which the drivers are made to be, here is the transfer from economical mode to productive mode depending on applications, and keybinding, and…

With a standard battery, the mouse is slightly unbalanced, the weight is shifted back. I put in an AAA-lithium battery with a piece of foil, the weight distribution became much better. Got pros: A lover of relatively small symmetrical mice, so I liked the shape. It works on almost all surfaces on which it has been tested, occasionally glitches on a transparent glass table, but even there you can use it. I'm not at the level of a player to appreciate the accuracy of movement / response time, but

After 2 weeks of use, the mouse keys became quite rigid, you already need to press hard on them to make a click, or “loosen” the key to the desired position so that the clicks pass normally, but still some discomfort arises. For 3000, the quality is simply disgusting - even on the simplest Chinese mice, clicks are made easily and naturally. For me, this is the last mouse of this company, Logitech has completely forgotten how to make peripherals. An office mouse like the mx185 died within a year

I decided to shake everything that had not yet fallen off, and bought a quasi-gaming mouse. Well, just to refresh the memories. I used to play mostly wired Razers. Surprised positively, because. this is the first wireless mouse in my hands that is no different from wired gaming. Perhaps there are nuances, and the pros will have a different opinion, but as an amateur, I definitely liked the mouse. For quiet work, I will continue to use the good old VX Nano, but I will play with the G305.

Spoken only 2 days! I read a lot of jambs in more expensive models, and that in general the mikriks always fly out in a logitek after a year, so I decided not to spend a lot of money on a mouse. As time goes by, I'll ate my review. : Time has passed (4 months?). Mouse fire. There were no complaints, nothing broke. But there was a regret that I did not take an older model with a battery, because. for an extremely long time (one and a half months) on one battery, the mouse lived only on its own…

All of the above shortcomings are trifles. Who doubts whether to take wireless for games + work - carry a sausage and take 2 pieces - for yourself and your mother. Has some pros The best wireless mouse I've ever seen. The first wireless mouse that you can play shooters on a serious level with, not this one. Now I use it at work - from one AA battery it already works for HALF A YEAR. Six months, Carl! It seems to me that she takes energy from torsion fields, or drinks my soul. I see no other…

It feels very similar to the old Logitek wired mice - where else was the ball, not even the sensor. Pleasant sensations. I like it tactile. Good build quality - nothing gets in the way anywhere and always clear and timely keystrokes, albeit loud. I advise you to buy! Different pros: Laconic design, good signal quality, good performance, there is software for fine tuning. Works out of the box. With its cons. A loud click, the shape is not suitable for everyone - I can only hold it with a claw or

Apparently, Logitech decided to bury other brands in the segment of inexpensive gaming peripherals. Why? Everything is simple. For 3 thousand with a little we get: 1) Comfortable, symmetrical shape for small and medium hands, close to ideal for claw and finger grips. 2) Top HERO sensor, better than which there is simply nothing on the market. 3) Insane energy efficiency. Six months on one battery? Easily. Some talk about 8 months in 500Hz mode. 4) Excellent build quality. The mouse does not…

The action of the Lightspeed mode is 30 cm. It works fine for me at 1.5 m (10 meters are declared), the response is satisfactory. It is convenient to switch dpi with a button, I have a 49" TV. For me, this is very important - different dpi for different applications. It's good that the case is matte plastic. My mice have been working for many years and the "rubber" will sooner or later climb around.

I took the Zowie EC-1A as a replacement for work, everyday use and games (Quake and CS mostly), I was very tired of the wire that always gets in the way. I was afraid that after a hefty ergonomic Zowie it would feel very small and uncomfortable, but no, it’s certainly smaller, but it’s still convenient for me to use it with my paw, the shape of the mouse is very competent. I installed a lithium battery, which is much lighter than common alkaline ones, and the mouse weighs like a feather, it…

Amazed at how good a wireless mouse can be in 2022. My own mouse quality test passes perfectly: 1) open any graphics editor and try to draw a circle, triangle, square in it, write your name by hand with the mouse. Deficiencies in the quality of positioning (or sliding) will be immediately visible. 2) Quickly move the circles with the mouse and watch the cursor on a neutral background. You will immediately notice if the intervals between readings of the position of the mouse are irregular, which

I've been using the mouse for less than a week, so I'll ate the review, somewhere in six months) So far, from what I noticed - 1) the software is a little buggy, namely - when I switch from high-performance mode to low-performance mode, work with it for a while, and then back - the ability to select the mouse polling frequency disappears. There remains only one point 125Hz, from which the point is simply removed (if the words are not very clear, then, if possible, I will add a photo soon). It…

Some pros: -Very comfortable and pleasant to hold; -Very convenient side buttons, LMB and RMB with easy movement. -Glides well both on the carpet and on the table; -Complete Duracell battery, the mouse has been working on it for 4 months. -Compared to a wired mouse, no delay is felt even in fast games. Cons below: -When scrolling for a long time, the wheel can be accidentally pressed, too pliable; -Unless you are wearing closed headphones, the sound of the wheel will be very nasty; -Complete al

In general, at the moment the impressions are only positive. There are no complaints about the work, everything works as it should. Specifically, in CS GO and CS 1.6, the difference is clearly noticeable compared to a cheap wireless "gaming" mouse with Ali with a resolution of 1600 DPI. Pros: 1. The mouse looks dignified, simple and stylish; 2. Comfortably lies in both the left and right hand; 3. Works confidently on many surfaces; 4. The wheel is responsive and informative, rubberized. Spins…

I used mice from famous manufacturers a lot, I played mainly CSGO, I tried Logitec before but something didn’t work, then I changed the computer, I bought a monitor at 240Hz and I realized that all the mice that I have, frankly, are not very good, but one was an old G9X from Logitech , when I connected it, I was surprised that the sensor was so responsive, but the mouse itself was irretrievably outdated, so I decided to try this manufacturer again.

The software would not be buggy, I would close my eyes to the side buttons and put 5, and so . Some pros: The form, not for everyone is true, but I went better than I expected; The material, oddly enough, is sooo pleasant and not easily soiled, it seems that it doesn’t look expensive, but the sensations are excellent for plastic; Sensor, for such a price just a top; Battery operation is much more convenient than models with batteries. Cons: The side buttons are not very good, both in appearance

The mouse is catastrophically inconvenient for me, I will explain. The mouse has a matte surface that makes your fingers slide when you hold it. Small size, just really small, something for children chtol . The size makes it uncomfortable to hold. The keys are too light and too easy to press, which is why you can’t even put your finger on the mouse, which is quite annoying. The side keys are completely useless, I don’t understand why they are needed? The Logitech G HUB application hangs the…

I've been using Logitech mice for a long time. Starting from m90 at work and ending with gaming. I decided to buy a mouse for a laptop and the choice fell on the g305. Unfortunately, I did not experience the joy of buying. I still sometimes use the g5, which is already 10 years old, and what made me completely despondent is that the g5 is better in terms of usability, quality of materials than the new g305, and the g5 is a cut above in tactile sensations. And this despite the fact that the g305

Many years ago used MX310 it was for me the best mouse. Grip, buttons, appearance. Served for many years. When it failed, they gave me a razer lachesis. It is convenient to work on it, but to play . I got used to it for several years and eventually wanted to return to something similar to 310. The choice fell on 305. This is beyond words, but it feels like I returned back to my youth. The feeling is the same. Control, speed. Wow. Threw Razer to work. logitech houses. One thing, it's the…

Very satisfied! Well, just really. I'll make a reservation, I'm not a gamer, so I judge from the point of view of an ordinary person who uses it for work. The mouse looks stylish. Fits perfectly in my hand. The battery consumes very slowly and squeezes the maximum out of it. All keys are responsive and reliable. Feels great on varied surfaces. What else do you need? Definitely recommend for comfortable work.