Review on Logitech G305 Lightspeed: The Ultimate Wireless Gaming Mouse by Adam Wielgosz ᠌

After using the mouse for two weeks, the keys were quite rigid. You now have to press quite hard on them to create a click, or "loosen" the key to the proper position so that the clicks pass normally, although there is still some discomfort. For a price of 3000, the quality is simply appalling; even on the most basic Chinese mice, the clicks come across as being effortless and natural. For me, this will be the final mouse I ever buy from this business because Logitech has entirely lost the ability to produce peripherals. After contracting double click illness, an office mouse like the MX185 was rendered inoperable within a year. The very first game room was the only one that survived for three to four years, but in the end it was replaced because of the same ailment that caused multiple clicks.