I bought it to replace the blasphemous supposedly top-end corsair dark core (for 8+ tr), which infuriated absolutely everyone and stopped working from the battery at some point. This mouse does not have RGB backlighting, thus it does not distract or waste battery, and also suits my MX Keys more. For rainbow highlights, I have a system unit, so how the rainbow shines. So I think that's a plus. It does not have batteries, and therefore it will work from one battery for six months, it is not…

this seemingly "office" mouse will make you reconsider its values ​​and virtues. the Logitech G102 Prodigy parent mouse, the guys at Logitech have done you a favor by taking the perfect mouse and neutering it. now you can take her on the frog, take her to the sofa, to your mother-in-law for pancakes or send her into space, she will work. it will work even if you yourself do not work and prevent others from working. I have owned a rodent for almost two years, no complaints. yes, it can't be…

In my opinion, in such a thing as a computer mouse, the most important thing is the quality of materials and assembly. Everything here is top notch. Nothing creaks and does not play. The mouse is light and comfortable to use (at least for small to medium sized hands). Also pleased with the modest design. I use for office work. When choosing, it was important for me to work on batteries (not a battery), as well as the presence of side keys. I have not found anything better in these parameters.

A mouse that combines the best qualities and the worst flaws. She has such a convenient universal shape, but why only this model has such a slippery coating, it infuriates you, you won’t believe it. Programmable buttons are a great feature, but why do they click so loudly that it hits the brain. For example G703 from the same line is exactly 2 times quieter. In general, a good idea, but too smart and I think it's not worth the money in the end.

In general, I am more than satisfied with the purchase, but the situation with the alien screw blurred the impression a little and left an unpleasant aftertaste and thoughts about the service life of this mouse. Pros: Lightweight and ergonomic mouse. Feels great in the hand, wide scroll wheel with precise clicks. 4 sensitivity modes. Cool discreet design. Different cons: He took out a mouse right out of the box and heard inside the sound of rolling something alien. After opening the battery…

I use it without an extension cord, the receiver is located about a meter from the mouse across the table - no problems. It goes into sleep mode after about 10 minutes of inactivity, exits instantly, almost imperceptibly (unless you specifically click in sleep mode without touching the mouse - then it will not be processed). I did not notice any difference in reaction time compared to wired mice, you can safely take it for dynamic games. Weight with battery - 97 g. I like light mice, and this…

I don’t even know if I recommend this mouse, it’s very controversial. On the one hand, it is inexpensive, with a good sensor and autonomy. On the other hand, it is made of cheap materials and looks like a 1000r. Some of the cheaper Logov mice look much better. The shape of this mouse is not for everyone, for my average hand it is frankly small, but this is more a matter of habit. But I personally could not get used to the very loud clicks of LMB and RMB. At night, you can wake up all the…

Next time I will take a mouse with weights. Finger grip balance is extremely important in shooters. In fact, you will never feel the difference between 500Hz and 1000Hz, but save the battery. Naturally, to configure, you need to install software. By default, the mouse is in power saving mode. It's ridiculous if you buy a "gaming" mouse that works like an office mouse (125Hz) by default. Remember that you must not forget to set up after purchase.

Its pros: The mouse itself is great. Light, although unlike its wired counterpart, the G102 is heavier, but I heard that you can pick up a battery with a lower capacity and, accordingly, weight. The response is clear, the sensor is excellent. Cons: The build quality is terrible, in my copy the bottom side button fell into the case, i.е. it is more recessed than the top one, you have to press it harder, while the finger clings to the edge of the cutout and it is very unpleasant tactilely. On the

I took a Logitech MX Master 2S from a friend for testing - I didn’t like it. Too heavy, too big, I didn’t experience much buzz from the thumb rest. I was looking for a replacement for the Logitech M150 (I already had 4 of them in 8 years). And it turned out that the G305 is the best! I have been using it for two months now, the battery (1900mAh) has not yet been charged! I confirm - this is Supermouse!

Completely satisfied with the purchase. Very comfortable mouse, size for the whole hand, not small. The main plus is the smoothness and accuracy of the cursor. I recently bought a second one for work. after this mouse, all the others seem to be "blunting". Batteries from the kit (Duracel) lasted for 8 months of work, medium intensity in standard mode. Some pros: Comfortable in the hand, pleasant textile sensations, high cursor accuracy, optimal weight. Ability to set multiple sensor resolutions

Before that, I used the wired Logitech g102 prodig for a long time. I really liked the shape and size of the mouse. For my grip (finger / claw, I don’t know how to do it right) it turned out to be perfect. This mouse is almost a complete copy of the g102 in a wireless version. Of the differences is also the lack of backlighting, but it is not needed. I paired it with a semi-gaming laptop, I liked the ability to switch modes between economy and gaming (latency minimization). Overall, I couldn't…

I bought two mice at the same time - Logitech G305 and Logitech G603. It was assumed that the first will work with a laptop, and the second with a desktop. But as a result, I work everywhere on the G305, because the G603 is too big for my average hand. The material of the mouse is nicer on the G603, as is the wheel - on the G305 its edges are sharp, which is at least sensitive to the finger when you hit a corner. Unlike 603, 305 has: -no switch for the frequency of operation modes (did not…

In general, the mouse is cool, satisfied! Some pros: I liked the mouse, there is definitely a difference in comparison with a wired mouse, at least for me, it pleases me with an unrealistically long battery life, as well as a usb extension cable in the kit With its cons. I really miss the double click (then I would use it at work), and so I have to switch to another mouse during work. It is a pity that there is only 1 button to switch the sensor, and not 2. I would like to be able to change the

I recommend the mouse for those who used to play on non-square, miniature mice, for everyone else it will be very unusual, I would even say - not playable. I could not lose on it for more than two weeks - I returned to the old one. Sliders are also very unusual, in the first days of use, the mouse just flies on the mat, but this is a 'Lightspeed' feature as far as I know, so this is probably a plus

The mouse is excellent, I chose a wireless one to finish off from the sofa 3-4 meters away. From such a distance I have been using it for more than a month, while it catches perfectly, I do not feel any problems in games. The only negative, as for me, is that if you completely relax the brush on the mouse, then under the weight of your fingers the keys are squeezed . there is no such thing on my desktop mouse, I'm used to watching YouTube with my hand on the mouse. In general, I am satisfied…

perfect mouse. it's hard to imagine better. she is medium sized. I use a pinch grip with the resolution set to maximum, so I don't even have to move my palm, moving it with my fingers over an area equal to the area of ​​a matchbox. there can be no tunnel syndrome with such use, work at least all day. sensor accuracy. on any surface behaves as if it were running on a play mat. the cursor is positioned very precisely. The battery is one and it lasts for several months. there are all the buttons…

Review after a couple of weeks of use Some pros: The mouse has zero latency, it's the best to play shooters. The charge of the battery that was included is still high, although I use the mouse for many hours a day. Convenient software. Pleasantly lies in the hand. Has cons: Lid play and a slight offset (the buttons are slightly lower than the base) are not pleasant, but not critical either. A couple of times during the game, contact with the mouse happened to be lost and it moves for a couple…

Perhaps the black version will have less dirt sticking to it and won't fade. I also found information on the Internet that white is 2 grams heavier, but is it unlikely that anyone cares much? Rather, it probably means a different case material. Different pros: The usual shape of the mouse, actually from the early 2022s, just a little modified for greater convenience. Universal for right-handers and left-handers. There is a button to switch the resolution and a couple more, of course…

result: for that kind of money you can look for a mouse with an optocoupler on a scroll wheel and more not worth your money user experience - three days Has pros: + simple design without any rbg and extra cavities where dirt clogs + wireless and light enough + nice and unobtrusive design + quality build Has cons: 1) a mechanical encoder (mouse wheel scrolling sensor), which simply do not live for more than a year with active use cost 3700 at the time of writing the review for that kind of money