Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Ada Suprynowicz ᠌

In general, users do not have any issues with the mouse; there have been no reports of accidental double clicks, and the wheel crunches in an agreeable manner. Although it does not provide a wow impression, the cost is about par for the course. It is highly recommended to get a feel for it first before making a purchase. With all of its perks. I brought a mouse with me to work because I wanted something that was wireless and at least somewhat appealing to the eye. Other manufacturers, such as Logitech's competitors, were not taken into consideration because the mouse produced by this company have a long history of demonstrating their superiority in terms of quality and dependability. These are some downsides: The only thing that bothered me about the mouse was that it shifted its center of gravity toward my palm and was heavier with the battery installed. This is because the space in my workplace is quite restricted, and as a result, I frequently have to lift the mouse off of the surface it is resting on. At home, I make frequent use of G PRO X, which is so light that it is hardly noticeable in my hand. Yet, this is simply a matter of custom.