I’m not a gamer and I got this mouse for basic desktop office applications. I did try a gaming mouse years ago on a friend’s PC years ago and really liked the higher performance over basic wired/wireless mice. This mouse ticks nearly every box I have for features and performance. It now replaces my Logitech 2.4Ghz wireless mouse. It features mouse selectable (right on the mouse) high dpi pointing, with super smooth and accurate scrolling – a huge step up from my old desktop mouse. This mouse can connect by any of the following methods: Bluetooth; 2.4 Ghz Wireless (receiver included); and USB cable (cable included). I tested all three methods and they work equally well. Also, the included USB cable is super lightweight. I’ve never seen a USB cable like this before. Because it’s so light, when you use it with the mouse, you won’t even know it’s wired because there’s so little resistance from the weight of the cable. Having this wired option available is extremely valuable if you’re on the road with your laptop and the mouse runs out of battery and you left the charger at home (or you didn’t want to bring it). The Bluetooth option is a great option because most newer PCs and laptops have built-in Bluetooth radios. This eliminates the need to waste a USB connection on a wireless plugin adapter. The 2.4Ghz wireless option is great for wireless connectivity with older PCs and laptops lacking built-in Bluetooth. I’m giving this mouse a highly deserved 5-star rating, but I’ve got a wish list for even more features. The battery in the mouse is built-in and not user-replaceable. No doubt it will last for several years. But eventually, even rechargeable batteries need to be replaced. I suggest the manufacturer consider using user-replaceable rechargeable AAA or AA batteries. I do understand that this will likely add weight to the mouse, so it might not be a good idea. An alternative would be to make the built-in battery easier to replace (i.e., attach it with screws and use a detachable plug cable). Also, I use the mouse left-handed. It would be nice to have an additional two buttons on the right side of the mouse with a switch under the mouse to switch between left and right-handed mode. Or instead of a switch, allow the four buttons to be reprogrammed so lefties can use the buttons on the right side with their thumb and deactivate the ones on the left side. I would also like an LED status light on the mouse letting me know when the battery is low and needs to be recharged. I don’t want to put the mouse in the charging cradle every time I’m not using it. I don’t think this is good for battery life. Besides, a single charge should last a long time. And finally, when the mouse is in the charging cradle, the height of both of them prevents me from closing my desktop keyboard/mouse drawer. This means I have to take the mouse out of the drawer to charge it. If the charging cradle could be decreased in height by 0.75 inches, I could close the drawer with the mouse attached to the cradle. Read more

I am go glad that the G305 shape is getting another clone since Logitech refuses to make any good new mice recently. Dimension wise this is a direct copy of the G305 with the added benefit of a rechargeable battery, up to date internals, and does not requiring an AA battery at much lower wight than the original G305 with a overall wight of 59g. This shape of mouse has always been on the smaller size requiring me to use a claw grip, but do the the wider body it still feel comfortable and do the the lower wight it is not as fatiguing as an unmodified G305. The switches used in this mouse are not the Omron 100m optical switch, but rather the Omron 100m mechanical micro switches in anyone is wondering since the pictures didn't specify which one they used, but even so they still feel good. The mouse sensor used in the mouse is the PAW3311 which is a budget sensor most likely to keep costs down. While I would have preferred something a little better the PAW3311 is still a solid sensor that I have had no problems with in the past so it shouldn't negatively effect gaming performance. Speaking of performance the 500mah battery they used in this mouse may be a bit oversized do the the fact that this is a docked mouse so even if the 500mah can give you over a hundred hours of game play do to the fact that you can leave it on the dock to charge every night means its always going to be full so if anyone wants to modify this mouse to make it lighter a smaller battery sound like any easy way to drop a few grams. The included dock is very similar to some other docking mice I own in fact this mouse magnetically attached to and charges using them as well. Anyways the dock works well and self positions the mouse using magnets and very convenient for not having to think about charging your mouse since it is fully charged every time you need it. The RGB lighting on the dock is nice if you are into that sort of thing, but if you don't like it there is a dozen or so option to cycle though using the button on the bottom of the dock or it can fully be turned off. Overall for anyone looking to replace there aging G305 with a few upgrades and a magnetic charging dock for less than a new G305 that this is a great choice for under $40 using the coupon. Read more