Logitech G305

Adorable design that comes in equally adorable colors ; Very affordable for a wireless mouse ; Lots of preset remapping on hand ; Reliable wireless connection

Might be too slim for bigger hands ; No Bluetooth ; Non-rechargeable ; No dedicated Sniper button ; Passable battery life

Slim design makes it easy to pack ; Single AA battery gives 250 hours of battery life ; Hero sensor performs as well as the famed PWM3366 ; Adopts Logitech's comfortable G703 scooped shape ; 500 hours of high-performance gaming off two AA batteries ;...

250 hours of battery isn't much for daily home use ; Weight distribution is a bit awkward because of the battery ; Undersized and a bit too flat for comfort ; Heavy, thanks to the dual batteries ; Hard to say how durable the buttons will be over time ;...

It’s a niche, sure, but a growing one. With gaming laptops more and more affordable, I’d wager a lot of people need roadworthy solutions for playing on-the-go. Both the G305 and G603 are excellent picks, powerful mice that nevertheless last for hours...

LIGHTSPEED technology at a more mainstream price ; Long life from a single AA battery ; Simple customization through Logitech Gaming Software ; $60 is a good price for what you get

RGB fanatics should look elsewhere ; G305 feels a little lightweight and small in the hand

Feels very well-built, great click latency

Heavy

Wireless ; Highly programmable ; Interchangeable battery

Requires external battery ; Not as customizable

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Advanced sensor ; Reliable wireless connection

Not rechargeable ; Can feel small to bigger hands ; Stiff competition

The Logitech G305 Lightspeed is great for gaming and daily work and is easy to transport. But it requires a AA battery, while similarly priced rivals are rechargable.