Amazon has
Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Hero 12K Sensor Gaming Mouse (910-005280, Black) on sale for
$26.99.
Shipping is free with Prime or on $35+ orders.
Best Buy has
Logitech G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Hero 12K Sensor Gaming Mouse (910-005280, Black) on sale for
$26.99.
Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (
free to join). Otherwise, select store pickup where available.
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Mark51 for finding this deal.
Details:
- Lightweight design: Only 99 grams for high maneuverability
- LIGHTSPEED Wireless: Ultra-fast 1ms report rate for lag-free, competition-level performance
- Compact & portable: Built-in storage for USB receiver; max speed >400 IPS
- HERO sensor: Up to 12,000 DPI sensitivity, 400 IPS precision, 10x power efficiency over standard gaming mice
- Ultra-long battery life: 250 hours of gameplay on one AA battery
Community Reviews
The Logitech G305 is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse that stands out for long battery life and a solid feel at this price. It has held up through drops and everyday use, and the sensor and wireless performance are still appealing for gaming. The main drawback is the well known double click issue, which can show up after months or years, and dust can also make the buttons act up. It is a capable budget pick if you can live with the durability risk.
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As a long time owner of the G305, I went to grab one and price was up at 45, but the orochi V2 was at 30, so I gave it a shot-
As someone who pretty much despises the company razor, the orochi V2 is my favorite mouse by far. The size and shape is awesome. being able to keep your palm down and use your fingers to control while still being able to hit the second thumb button comfortably is something it's something I really really appreciate.
My hand is long, just under 7 1/2 inches, I was always getting annoyed messing with my grip with the g305. I get used to finger gripping and then a game would come in where the second thumb button was really important and my palm would end up having to be off the pad or holding the mouse diagonally which would mess with my aim a bit.
All mouse companies need to pull their thumb buttons back a bit closer to base of the thumb imo.
The G305 and the Sabre pro almost feel slightly quicker with their initial movement, but the thing about latency that people don't think about enough is stopping speed, which is actually much more important when it comes to control, the orochi V2 has incredible stopping precision/control compared to everything else I've tried.
Find one for 30 on Amazon or eBay easily, but I'd honestly EASILY rather pay 60 for the orochi than 25 for the G305, anything you're gonna interact with for ~8000 hours should really be priceless
As a long time owner of the G305, I went to grab one and price was up at 45, but the orochi V2 was at 30, so I gave it a shot-
As someone who pretty much despises the company razor, the orochi V2 is my favorite mouse by far. The size and shape is awesome. being able to keep your palm down and use your fingers to control while still being able to hit the second thumb button comfortably is something it's something I really really appreciate.
My hand is long, just under 7 1/2 inches, I was always getting annoyed messing with my grip with the g305. I get used to finger gripping and then a game would come in where the second thumb button was really important and my palm would end up having to be off the pad or holding the mouse diagonally which would mess with my aim a bit.
All mouse companies need to pull their thumb buttons back a bit closer to base of the thumb imo.
The G305 and the Sabre pro almost feel slightly quicker with their initial movement, but the thing about latency that people don't think about enough is stopping speed, which is actually much more important when it comes to control, the orochi V2 has incredible stopping precision/control compared to everything else I've tried.
Find one for 30 on Amazon or eBay easily, but I'd honestly EASILY rather pay 60 for the orochi than 25 for the G305, anything you're gonna interact with for ~8000 hours should really be priceless
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