
Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Mouse
A compact wireless gaming mouse with a HERO sensor, six programmable buttons and an AA battery you can replace without a charging break.
- Brand
- Logitech
- Information
- Published product details
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About this product
Recorded specifications
- Sensor
- HERO, up to 12,000 DPI
- Controls
- 6 programmable buttons
- Power
- 1 AA battery
- Weight listed
- 99 g
Overview
The Logitech G305 uses a HERO optical sensor, LIGHTSPEED wireless connection and a single AA battery. The listed design has six programmable buttons, a sensor range up to 12,000 DPI and a weight of ninety-nine grams. Its appeal is a fairly contained set of choices: a compact body, replaceable power and enough controls to customize common actions.
Where it fits
This could serve a desk that handles both ordinary computer work and games, or a portable setup where the mouse travels regularly. Receiver storage inside the body is a useful detail for keeping the small pieces together. Before buying, consider your normal grip, the size of your mouse area and the buttons you actually use.
Buying checks
Check the exact color and model, confirm the receiver is included and make sure your computer has a suitable connection or adapter. Read the software requirements for programming buttons on your operating system. Compare the body dimensions with a mouse you already find comfortable, particularly if your hands are large or you prefer a strongly shaped palm support.
Our take
The G305 is worth considering when you want wireless operation in a compact, familiar format and are comfortable with replaceable batteries. We would decide on fit, receiver convenience and the controls you plan to use.
Product specifications
- Sensor
- HERO, up to 12,000 DPI
- Controls
- 6 programmable buttons
- Power
- 1 AA battery
- Weight listed
- 99 g
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