Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Yagami Iori

The price is extremely out of proportion to the level of quality. Every review emphasizes the importance of double clicking. Some pros: Good signal quality, as well as consistent performance. Long enough battery life so you don't even have to think about it (how long it lasts exactly depends on the battery, but in general it's long enough). One of the very few wireless desktop mouse available in this color and with a signal quality not dissimilar to others. Yet, this is the last positive point to be made. Having this drawback: The actual product itself has a terrible quality. It makes me think of a cheap mouse that I could buy from Ali. And this is for a mouse that costs about the same and comes from a manufacturer that was previously considered reliable. Hong Kong anent marriage in the product itself fails to start working in any of the copies tested; all it takes is a second click to get things going. Either take the mouse apart and put it back together again, or just chuck it away. There is not a single customer service center. There is no assistance available on the website; we gave them all the information they requested during the warranty term, but we were given a formal refusal of support in the event that we married the product. They are unfamiliar with both the idea of an electronic check and the legislation that will be in effect in 2022. They reach a conclusion about the length of the warranty period after examining the serial number (although the mouse could lie in the store for as long as you like). Nonetheless, even from the very first response, it was obvious that they were hunting for a justification to decline the offer.