[Logitech.com] G305 LIGHTSPEED WIRELESS GAMING MOUSE $39.99

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Same price can be found on Amazon.ca often. Personally, I wouldn't recommend this mouse, it's 90's old school style mouse that doesn't support the pinky. For reference, I have tiny hands, it can barely reach the Cs on a piano. Although this mouse's RGB is really pretty and glows nicely, this is my backup mouse. My pinky needs mouse support to reduce RSI. I'd definitely recommend the Razer's Deathadder - it's perfect hand support and responsive where I also got it for $39.99. I have both mouses bc I'm a mouse hoarder but if I could only pick one, I'd pick the Razer. The only downside with the Razer is the there's no RGB glow only a white glow which isn't too bright.

Note, I'm not a hardcore gamer with the mouse. I use these mouses for work. I would say accuracy is well but not sure how it compares to fps games. I play Fortnite on my switch with a pro controller. ^^;

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angelove wrote: ↑ Same price can be found on Amazon.ca often. Personally, I wouldn't recommend this mouse, it's 90's old school style mouse that doesn't support the pinky. For reference, I have tiny hands, it can barely reach the Cs on a piano. Although this mouse's RGB is really pretty and glows nicely, this is my backup mouse. My pinky needs mouse support to reduce RSI. I'd definitely recommend the Razer's Deathadder - it's perfect hand support and responsive where I also got it for $39.99. I have both mouses bc I'm a mouse hoarder but if I could only pick one, I'd pick the Razer. The only downside with the Razer is the there's no RGB glow only a white glow which isn't too bright.

Note, I'm not a hardcore gamer with the mouse. I use these mouses for work. I would say accuracy is well but not sure how it compares to fps games. I play Fortnite on my switch with a pro controller. ^^;

Where can you get the Deathadder mouse for $39, please let me know.

The source is selling the Logitech G305 wireless mouse for $39.99
https://www.thesource.ca/en-ca/gaming/g ... /108079336

Same price at staples
https://www.staples.ca/products/2925147 ... ouse-black
https://www.staples.ca/products/2991882 ... ouse-white

it's a bit on the small size but reviews are great.

Staples free shipping.

black
https://www.staples.ca/products/2925147 ... ouse-black

white
https://www.staples.ca/products/2991882 ... ouse-white

angelove wrote: ↑ Same price can be found on Amazon.ca often. Personally, I wouldn't recommend this mouse, it's 90's old school style mouse that doesn't support the pinky.

were you using fingertip grip?

This mouse has been a warrior for me. No, it's not highly ergonomic or optimal for productivity. This is, first and foremost, a gaming mouse designed for users who prefer this size of mouse and fingertip and claw grips (claw for small-med hands imo).

The sensor is fantastic for gaming. It feels almost as nice as my wired hero and 3360 sensor mice -- like 99% as good. It helps to extend the receiver right to the edge of the mouse pad. My main pc is setup next to a tv and a couch so this mouse has been convenient for switching between the two locations. It has survived more than a dozen falls from the couch to a hard laminate floor.

Rechargeable batteries last me more than a month of hardcore fps gaming. It takes less than 5 seconds to swap batteries. I much prefer the AA battery system over integrated batteries. I have a g902 with a dead integrated battery that feels like a waste.

How does this compare to the Logitech G604 the other day for $60? Is this G305 signifcantly worse ergonomics or feature wise?

no discount for the pink or blue ones?

PonchoCase wrote: ↑How does this compare to the Logitech G604 the other day for $60? Is this G305 signifcantly worse ergonomics or feature wise?

Different purposes IMO. If you prefer a small and light mouse and don't mind not having a tilt wheel and less custom buttons then this is the mouse to get.

I got both recently and imo the g305 is superior in the weight and size department. Coming from a tactx the size was perfect for me. I use it for work and use the g604 for my desktop since I want the tilt wheels extra button mapping.

Size wise is the G305 similar to their Anywhere MX 2S mouse? And can I use the same dongle as other Logitech mice?

angelove wrote: ↑ Same price can be found on Amazon.ca often. Personally, I wouldn't recommend this mouse, it's 90's old school style mouse that doesn't support the pinky. For reference, I have tiny hands, it can barely reach the Cs on a piano. Although this mouse's RGB is really pretty and glows nicely, this is my backup mouse. My pinky needs mouse support to reduce RSI. I'd definitely recommend the Razer's Deathadder - it's perfect hand support and responsive where I also got it for $39.99. I have both mouses bc I'm a mouse hoarder but if I could only pick one, I'd pick the Razer. The only downside with the Razer is the there's no RGB glow only a white glow which isn't too bright.

Note, I'm not a hardcore gamer with the mouse. I use these mouses for work. I would say accuracy is well but not sure how it compares to fps games. I play Fortnite on my switch with a pro controller. ^^;

This mouse is awesome value and pretty unanimously the value king at this price if the size fits your grip style. It doesn't have RGB so I think you may be confused. Mice are a personal thing though. Tempted to pick up a second for this price.

I use an ergo mouse for work and one of these for fps gaming. Also have a g403 wired. This is just as fast (objectively and subjectively).

Mine is modified with an AAA battery with an adapter to reduce weight and it still lasts mega long.

Found this document that explains how amazon matches competitors, its pretty crazy what we can do with coding : http://gdac.uqam.ca/WWW2016-Proceedings ... /p1339.pdf

How does this compare in size to the G402? Really enjoy the size of this mouse but its wired.