Logitech G305

[Vanir]

Top of the line optical sensor and cutting edge wireless technology put into a well-known and widely used shell. This is the recipe for the Logitech G305, which can be considered a wireless successor to the wired G Pro or G203 models; it even comes with quite the friendly price tag.

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[raptori]

Very good review and big respect for pointing that the 10 million clicks are a downside , what will cost them to put 50 million click few more cents !!

 

[ZeppMan217]

Were you able to reattach the feet after reassembly?

 

[mgstraze]

Over time i ended up using this same shell (g303) more often than a higher end variant (g900) i owned. But this side buttons thing is just very useless to me.

 

[FranciscoCL]

I am very satisfied with this mouse. I feel better grip than my previous Corsair M60, great speed and the battery life is excellent.

This is my first wireless mouse and I will not go back.

 

[Vanir]

Were you able to reattach the feet after reassembly?

Honestly I didn't really try, but generally Logitech feet aren't really built for removal & reattachment.

 

[Deleted member 158293]

Thus is one very tiny mouse, otherwise it's pretty good.

 

[ZeppMan217]

Honestly I didn't really try, but generally Logitech feet aren't really built for removal & reattachment.

I was just wondering cause I wanted to take mine apart to clear the wheel thoroughly, but Logitech doesn't seem to pack replacement feet.

 

[Dave65]

I bought this mouse after seeing a review of it on YouTube and I really like it, the 10 million clicks are worrisome tho.

 

[Vanir]

I was just wondering cause I wanted to take mine apart to clear the wheel thoroughly, but Logitech doesn't seem to pack replacement feet.

Get a set of Hotline or Corepad Skatez, both are great, and way better than the factory stock ones.

I bought this mouse after seeing a review of it on YouTube and I really like it, the 10 million clicks are worrisome tho.

Honestly it's very random how much they can take. There's a chance they'll easily go through 50 million clicks without failure. There's also a chance that they'll die after 1 million. Unfortunately it's impossible to QC these switches correctly.