Was Logitech G102 Prodigy. I am fond of Quake champions. I play every day and have not noticed any difference between the G102 and G305 in terms of response speed. At the same time, you can comfortably use the entire surface of the mat, without being distracted that the wire clings or is generally felt. Especially when 1 second can decide victory or defeat, and any irritant infuriates.

Pros: Good connection via lightspeed, the mouse is weighty for an amateur, does not break the sensu, good contact with the surface With its cons: A lot of weight is added by the battery that is in the mouse, but this does not particularly affect the game.

Pros below: Ideal for operation, customizable buttons and sensitivity adjustment Has cons: it's a pity it's not BT, the adapter is stuck in the side, but it's tolerable

In stock, the mouse feels heavy on the back (due to the AA battery supplied). Switching to lithium AAA with an adapter completely fixes this - weight ~ 80g, excellent weight distribution, a pleasure to use Got pros: A good wireless mouse, but for some it may seem small. Problems with double-click for a month of active use have not yet appeared. Cons below: I didn’t really like g-hub, not the most understandable and intuitive interface (but the sens can be configured with a button on the mouse…

Played before on g502. But she's still heavy. It didn't seem like much. But the difference is palpable. I took it without wires, which is very convenient.

Some pros: The most comfortable mouse, quite cheap for a wireless one, worked like a clock. Cons: I was unlucky, after 3 months of use the wheel flew off, sent it back to the seller, after a couple of days they called back and confirmed the marriage, returned the money +rep

Some pros: Firstly, it’s wireless (it’s just extraterrestrial technology if you switched from wired), the battery charge feels endless, although in the mouse application you can see that it’s going down, but still it’s been a month and a half and it took a maximum of ten percent of the charge, while I I often forget to turn it off at night. The hand does not slip. The most important thing is that the guys don’t break the sensation) Some cons: It feels like a removable cover walks a little while

The first mouse was a wired G103. For a laptop, I decided to buy a wireless option Insanely comfortable mouse (under my average hand).

With its pros: Comfortable shape, wireless connection, long battery life, not too heavy. Some cons: Sometimes the wireless connection freezes, but this happens very rarely, and it goes away within a few minutes

Everything is normal, but everything is bad with support, they answer for a long time and cannot help much and the site is poorly designed. As for the subscription, it's not clear how to turn it on or off. please work on it

It is incredibly convenient for work and unloads the brush and attention - I work with text up to 14-15 hours a day. Did not take for games

Different pros: Price quality. The mouse has almost no lag. Sharp hero sensor. Convenient software. Some cons: Runs on batteries, which unfortunately will have to be changed sometime

Its pros: Comfortable, lightweight, works great, easily customizable. Some cons: Despite the pleasant body, the impression remains that the mouse is made of very cheap plastic.

A year later, it never broke down) It works fine, only the plastic is a little worn out in places where the brush and fingers lie

With its pros: A good wireless mouse, I have been using it constantly for a little less than a month, I have not found any malfunctions yet Has cons: Slightly noisy wheel (the previous one was almost silent) . After 4 months of use, the wheel began to work incorrectly

Has pros: Great mouse, has multiple modes and works great on a bare desk. Some cons: The box came crumpled, there was some kind of scratch on the leg.

Its pros: Build quality. Holds a charge for a long time, even at maximum performance. Flexible settings in the application. Its cons: A little small for my palm, but here you already need to look individually.

Got pros: Lightweight, no frills in the form of backlighting and drawings, all keys are programmable With its cons: The USB receiver must be on the table so that the signal does not disappear

It was taken instead of g102, from which it differs in the absence of backlight and cord. I already had exactly the same 305 in use, only in a different color. There are no complaints about this one or the last one (I gave the last one, because at that time it was not relevant for me). There was a desire to try other mice, including those from other manufacturers, but this form is too familiar to change anything.

I'm waiting for a response from support and I hope for a replacement. . The replacement was not made, throws it off to the manufacturer's support, and the manufacturer's support to the store .