Great low weight wireless. It’s fast enough, response is better than some at the same price thanks to lightspeed connection, plus I can connect it to the same dongle as my other Logitech Keyboard.I don’t run the Hub app in the background all the time, but it’s ok when needed to set up.As for performance vs the Harpoon, it’s about the same accuracy, just lighter with a less draggy wheel and the tracking is better on a gaming surface.One other thing I like is there isn’t some unnecessarily bright led on it.Battery life is ok, about right. kind of what to expect from Logitech, not Apple battery life claims.As for reliability, I’d need to give it about a years use, but I’d say it’s built at least as well as the Corsair Harpoon wireless, which is well built.

This is a good mouse. Super responsive, plug + play, works great on MacBook Pro with the addition of Mac mouse fix to get the side buttons working in MacOS and safari. So far I am enjoying using it. The L/R clicks – especially R – are very sensitive, at least for my fingers, but have gotten quite used to it. Overall their responsiveness is appreciated.L/R clicks are loud. When I first got it I found the volume of the clicks jarring, but I’ve since gotten used to it and no longer notice it. They don’t sound unpleasant, but they are noticeably louder than other quieter mouse options.This mouse is on the smaller side, which is fine for me, but if you have bigger hands I recommend to watch a YouTube review. I have smaller hands and even I notice it is a smaller mouse at times. This does give it an advantage too however, as the shape and size make it feel like it’s always in full control of the hand. It gives it a certain snappiness and autonomy in how you hold and manipulate it moment to moment when gaming. It makes it feel engaging to use. Also, it has good height, I don’t find my pinky or thumb brushing the mouse mat, which is a huge plus for design and something I find tends to be overlooked on some of the wider, flatter gaming mouse designs.I really do like the mouse. If you’re a fan of the traditional shape, especially for gaming, it is great. Only other gripe would be the mouse DPI button placement being a little too close to the wheel; when scrolling, especially more aggressively, I find my finger tip brushes the button all too easily, which can be a little irritating at times. Maybe that’s just me though.Overall I find it a fun mouse to use. It makes gaming more fun and I look forward to using it. I like this kind of shape and this mouse leans into it and I like how snappy it ends up feeling.Oh yeah, and finally, the price dropped twice within a couple weeks of buying it, dropping a chunky 35 to 20. So as much of a bummer for me, I think presently this is good value. Would just appreciate a heads up or something, thinkassemble.co.uk…

not bad for price at all way better than gpro for me as there’s a bit more weight for accuracy and its nice for my hand size.Better quality than the g203 a good dpi range not that i ever use more than 1000 dpi responsiveness is very as long as the dongle is close and plugged in to pc where its to far or cuts out.

So I’ve bought this mouse a few times, writing a review now after swapping to the Pro because I’m looking at mice for my girlfriend.Trust this is one of the best mice on the market, its a light mouse a little heavier than the normal version because of the battery but its still very light. I had the 503 before I went for this and that mouse was good but not great for FPS games, the glide wasn’t as smooth because of the weight.I highly advise the 305 i have only bought it a few times because I’m a heavy duty gamer, I go to work.. i get home and i game. On my days off I game. I get in a good 5-10 hours of gaming a day and i am highly competitive. I play at a high level on most games i play so there is a lot of vigorous movements. I played alot of Apex Legends and Overwatch on this mouse.. So it was the shoot button (left click) that mostly wore down.Honestly there isnt much difference to this and the G Pro except this one requires a AA battery and the Pro i can just charge at my desk while i use it. I got the pro on sale so it wasnt much more expensive than this at full price.Please if you are looking for a more budget mouse get this one.. It is probably the best mouse I’ve purchased. One AA battery lasts a long time even on extensive use one battery would last me a few weeks and it only takes one battery.The only mouse i dont advise is the 903.. its reaaaally good but weak. That mouse only lasted me a few months and that was expensive even on sale. Left click just stopped working entirely. The 903 breaking really fast is what got me to go with this mouse and realise how good this mouse truly is.

Trustable seller
Did not expect this performance from this mouse. It is really nice one.

Left click died in 1 week
I bought this mouse after waiting 12 days for delivery. Just after 1 week if use the left click died. Very strange to see big brands like Logitech delivering such poor quality products. Luckily this happened under the return window so i have initiated a refund.

Great low weight wireless. It’s fast enough, response is better than some at the same price thanks to lightspeed connection, plus I can connect it to the same dongle as my other Logitech Keyboard.I don’t run the Hub app in the background all the time, but it’s ok when needed to set up.As for performance vs the Harpoon, it’s about the same accuracy, just lighter with a less draggy wheel and the tracking is better on a gaming surface.One other thing I like is there isn’t some unnecessarily bright led on it.Battery life is ok, about right. kind of what to expect from Logitech, not Apple battery life claims.As for reliability, I’d need to give it about a years use, but I’d say it’s built at least as well as the Corsair Harpoon wireless, which is well built.

This is a good mouse. Super responsive, plug + play, works great on MacBook Pro with the addition of Mac mouse fix to get the side buttons working in MacOS and safari. So far I am enjoying using it. The L/R clicks – especially R – are very sensitive, at least for my fingers, but have gotten quite used to it. Overall their responsiveness is appreciated.L/R clicks are loud. When I first got it I found the volume of the clicks jarring, but I’ve since gotten used to it and no longer notice it. They don’t sound unpleasant, but they are noticeably louder than other quieter mouse options.This mouse is on the smaller side, which is fine for me, but if you have bigger hands I recommend to watch a YouTube review. I have smaller hands and even I notice it is a smaller mouse at times. This does give it an advantage too however, as the shape and size make it feel like it’s always in full control of the hand. It gives it a certain snappiness and autonomy in how you hold and manipulate it moment to moment when gaming. It makes it feel engaging to use. Also, it has good height, I don’t find my pinky or thumb brushing the mouse mat, which is a huge plus for design and something I find tends to be overlooked on some of the wider, flatter gaming mouse designs.I really do like the mouse. If you’re a fan of the traditional shape, especially for gaming, it is great. Only other gripe would be the mouse DPI button placement being a little too close to the wheel; when scrolling, especially more aggressively, I find my finger tip brushes the button all too easily, which can be a little irritating at times. Maybe that’s just me though.Overall I find it a fun mouse to use. It makes gaming more fun and I look forward to using it. I like this kind of shape and this mouse leans into it and I like how snappy it ends up feeling.Oh yeah, and finally, the price dropped twice within a couple weeks of buying it, dropping a chunky 35 to 20. So as much of a bummer for me, I think presently this is good value. Would just appreciate a heads up or something, thinkassemble.co.uk…

not bad for price at all way better than gpro for me as there’s a bit more weight for accuracy and its nice for my hand size.Better quality than the g203 a good dpi range not that i ever use more than 1000 dpi responsiveness is very as long as the dongle is close and plugged in to pc where its to far or cuts out.

So I’ve bought this mouse a few times, writing a review now after swapping to the Pro because I’m looking at mice for my girlfriend.Trust this is one of the best mice on the market, its a light mouse a little heavier than the normal version because of the battery but its still very light. I had the 503 before I went for this and that mouse was good but not great for FPS games, the glide wasn’t as smooth because of the weight.I highly advise the 305 i have only bought it a few times because I’m a heavy duty gamer, I go to work.. i get home and i game. On my days off I game. I get in a good 5-10 hours of gaming a day and i am highly competitive. I play at a high level on most games i play so there is a lot of vigorous movements. I played alot of Apex Legends and Overwatch on this mouse.. So it was the shoot button (left click) that mostly wore down.Honestly there isnt much difference to this and the G Pro except this one requires a AA battery and the Pro i can just charge at my desk while i use it. I got the pro on sale so it wasnt much more expensive than this at full price.Please if you are looking for a more budget mouse get this one.. It is probably the best mouse I’ve purchased. One AA battery lasts a long time even on extensive use one battery would last me a few weeks and it only takes one battery.The only mouse i dont advise is the 903.. its reaaaally good but weak. That mouse only lasted me a few months and that was expensive even on sale. Left click just stopped working entirely. The 903 breaking really fast is what got me to go with this mouse and realise how good this mouse truly is.