Logitech G304/G305 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse

Nothing extra

When looking at Logitech's range of gamepads, we quickly notice that most of them have a very simple and utilitarian approach to design. They look stylish, but moderately modest, thanks to which they can look equally appropriate both at a gaming tournament and in the office. And the gaming nature is usually given out by small visual trifles like a neat logo illumination, side buttons or a sensitivity switch. All this applies equally to the terribly popular Logitech G305 wireless mouse.

Custom HERO sensor with 40G max acceleration

The weight distribution and balance are optimal here, and the “combat rodent” itself does not burden the hand not only during the game session, but throughout the whole day. At the bottom of the mouse are five Teflon feet, which significantly improve glide. The HERO sensor of our own production with a maximum resolution of 12000 DPI has a minimum response time, and the maximum acceleration rate is a decent 40 G. The higher it is, the less likely it is to accidentally stall the cursor when it flies somewhere into the sky, making a couple of turns around its axis.

Balance in everything

Its other advantages include a strong and balanced case, optimal weight, high-quality keys and a scroll wheel, stable communication without lags (the proprietary Lightspeed transmitter is really good), long battery life (up to 250 hours from a single battery). Throw in Logitech Gaming Software's user-friendly customization suite and built-in memory (the mouse's settings can easily be transferred to another PC with it) and you'll have clear proof that a professional gaming mouse doesn't have to cost like a good graphics card.