I got it as a gift for my little brother and for 5 years now it is still functional even though he uses it daily for gaming

Used for gaming (mainly dota2 and tft), that is, MOBA games. It is easy and lightweight to use. It has not suffered any damage to this day. It is worth its money as a decent wireless mouse with demands and satisfactory in price.

I have been using it for many years now for gaming (Overwatch), which generally involves heavy use, and it never has any issues. Also, its shape and weight do not tire my hand at all.
Every 2 or at most 3 years, I have needed to replace it because (I believe) the spring for the battery loses its "pressure," resulting in the battery losing contact if there is a sudden/strong movement and it turns off for a bit, ruining the experience. But for its price, it's okay to replace it every few years; I've heard of similar issues with mice from other brands that use the same battery system.

I loved this mouse! i am a gamer and my old mouse(Corsair M65 series gaming mouse) wasnt that good. But when i got this mouse my life changed!! This mouse improved my aim and it made me a pro gamer.The only negative thing was that it uses batteries and does not use usb-c! Logitech you should change that!!! pls(first mouse bought)

very convenient for casual gaming. The only thing that happens is either the left click stops working or the scroll wheel after about 2 years. That's exactly what happened to my previous one in black color. We'll see how the new white one holds up..

This particular mouse is very good, with gaming use at least 2 times a week and for over 10 hours. The grip for my hands, which are normal to small, is very good and it is quite light even though I was used to having a heavier one. The battery that comes with the mouse is a plus, but it doesn't last long. However, when I replaced it with my own (a standard market battery), I forgot it even needed a battery. Unfortunately, during a boss fight in God of War Ragnarok, the scroll wheel gave out about a year after purchase. I would have changed brands, but it was the most affordable in its category and available, so I bought it again in white. I would have preferred it to last at least 2 years though. The previous one I had was also Logitech and it also failed on the left click after 2.5 years. Overall, I think Logitech mice have an issue with the scroll wheel and left button.

Owner for 2 years.

Guys, it has given me a lot of trouble. The left click needs WD-40 every now and then to make contact, otherwise sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. This started in the first year. Also, the connection isn't good, lately the cursor keeps stuttering and it's annoying in games. The battery cover also rattles every now and then. Also, it's heavy compared to the Razer Cobra (wired). The clicks are mushy.

*I bought another one with a cable and the stuttering problems were fixed.

I do not recommend it under any circumstances. Big flop.

Excellent mouse. This is the second one I buy. We have had the first one for two years and it still hasn't had the slightest issue. The side buttons are a bit sensitive. At first, I pressed them by mistake but that's just a matter of getting used to it.

Overall a good mouse. However, there is unfortunately a problem that appears in almost all Logitech G305: the battery contacts become loose over time and the battery disconnects constantly. This is not fixable, and it means that the mouse becomes useless after a few years.

Great mouse.
I have a blue one for the office and a white one for home.
Simple and convenient to use, just the right weight, and the clicky-click is just as annoying as it needs to be. It uses 2 simple AA alkaline batteries that you forget when you last changed them. I really like the 2 extra buttons on the side (for forward/back on web pages, etc.), good scroll wheel—not perfect, just satisfactory. Exactly what I was looking for, normal size for my hands, with the extra buttons on the side and great scrolling quality.
Note that I use them strictly for browsing and work, NOT gaming, so I can't comment on DPI and other details.

Coming from the G102... the fact that this mouse is wireless is very good because basically there is no cable drag. There is absolutely no delay and in terms of feel, it seems more premium than the model I previously owned. HOWEVER, the buttons are quite stiff to press. Something that no one mentioned is that the cover that comes off to insert the battery rattles a bit when I use the mouse, but only slightly—I have to press it a little with my palm to notice it. Personally, I find its weight quite ideal, but for others who are used to 60-gram mice, the difference is more than noticeable. The product is definitely worth the 39 euros. The only thing I didn't expect is the issue with the cover, but I think I'll get used to it...

The left click broke on both that I have, the first after 3 years and the second after about 1 year.

I have changed many mice, I got this one and that's it. It simply has no competitor. Quality, feel in the hand, click feel, weight, battery consumption that just never ends... get it with your eyes closed. I also uploaded a short video here on Skroutz where you can see its software: https://www.skroutz.gr/short_videos/90990/to-dynatotero-pontiki-tis-agoras-logitech-g305?from=user_public_profiles

Relatively small but comfortable, the Logitech app allows you to save settings directly on the mouse itself so you don't need to have it running in the background. With the Bluetooth dongle and its cable, the delay is negligible. The only negative is the relatively frequent battery change (of course, I always have it on high performance and at 3500DPI, I believe anything higher is unnecessary). Honest choice for its price.

As others have mentioned, as soon as it was purchased it started disconnecting and there was only for a short period a "golden spot" where you could insert the stick into the USB port and for some time it wouldn't disconnect. It's a pity I didn't return it for replacement right away. Now the stick isn't even recognized when plugged in.

I got 2 (one black and one white) because I had heard good things. The white one worked fine, only after 2 years of use the scroll wheel developed a small problem (while I am 'scrolling down' it suddenly shows on the screen as if it's scrolling up and down). On the other hand, the black one never worked properly... it kept disconnecting on/off constantly - I tried solutions I found on YouTube but it only worked for a very short time without disconnecting and then the same problem again. I made a mistake not returning it right away.

I have had this particular mouse for two months now and I have to say that for its price it is honest. Its construction is sturdy with the use I make of it. Only once did I have a problem with the left click not working because I banged it on the desk, and it wasn't a headache to put it back in place. However, for its price, it is an excellent mouse to do your daily work without any problem. Unless you bang it too much!

I've had it for 2 years with kids. What it has been through because of the kids is indescribable. And it has lasted for so long, that's all I have to say. From being thrown forcefully on the floor, thrown in the air, water—nothing affects it. It has a very good signal with great range, which is exactly why I wanted it. Very good response. For me, it was worth every last euro.

Very good for its price, convenient sensitivity change. Negative is that you can't charge it directly with a cable and you have to change the battery.

It was used for office work (development / image editing) for 2.5 years and developed a problem with the wheel, just after the warranty expired. Now it moves up and down on its own at unexpected times.

I will go back to another Sharkoon Skiller SGM3 which I have had for 3 years on another computer, with a slightly better feel in the hand, wireless charging but also the ability to charge with a cable (and use it at the same time) if you suddenly run out. That one works without problems at least so far for both gaming and work.

I have had it for years and it has gone through the sufferings of Christ, I have dropped it countless times and recently it even fell into water. The only problem it had after all this time was that it started double-clicking or some buttons stopped working, but I opened it, cleaned it, and so far everything is fine. I have never had a better mouse in my life and I have bought many from other companies like Razer and HP and others.

I have the G305 in white and it is quite a good mouse for 40 euros, although the price is a bit steep, but that's okay. It has a very good cursor and good response in FPS games. If you want it for use at a distance of 5-6 meters, you can use it without any lag at all, it does its job perfectly.

Purchased at €40 for use with a laptop (work/gaming). It is quite lightweight and practical in size, made from good quality plastic so it doesn't get dirty/scratch easily. It offers onboard memory for settings (dpi/macro profiling), so once you set it up on a PC with Logitech's software, you can enable the memory and it will keep the settings regardless of whether the Logitech app is open/installed.

On March 11th, I bought the Logitech G305 Wireless Gaming Mouse. On July 29th, the scroll wheel broke. After some confusion with the service, it was replaced

The DPI step customization has made my life easier. Such devices are essential when you have 3 monitors.
It is exactly the mouse I wanted.

Very good mouse, especially for its low cost it is VFM. The problem is that it is quite small in the hand, so if you have large hands it might be difficult to get used to it. Battery autonomy is very good (4 months + with daily use for many hours).

Very good product. Its weight is just right, the autonomy is perfect and the range is quite good.
The only negative thing I would say it has is the design for inserting the batteries. The part where the lid is located makes it feel a bit cheap, although it is not of bad quality.

without any exaggeration the best mouse I would buy it again and even more I have had it for 1.5 years yes it did have 2 small issues for example the light suddenly went out one day but that's not a problem for me personally and also after a year it kept needing battery changes but after a while it calmed down so yes maybe it will break down at some point but I will definitely buy it again it costs 40€ and it's worth every cent for the job it does I recommend it unreservedly

WORTH 100% the money, I don't know why they say 250hr battery, I've had it for 6 months and it's still working with the battery that came with its box, It's simple and convenient, PERFECT, the only negative is that it doesn't have RGB light

I am writing the review after about 2 years of daily use. The mouse is flawless in every way so far. Used for both simple computer tasks and mainly for gaming. I use a rechargeable battery (Panasonic Eneloop black) and I haven't been concerned at all about its duration as it has lasted me several months.

the best, most quality budget mouse. very lightweight, ideal for gaming, with perfect latency and very light. combined with an adapter for AAA batteries it becomes even lighter.

I have 2 of these for two years, which work flawlessly. the one I have in the living room, due to the distance from the usb, is noticeably slower in response. at the office, I use its cable so that I have the usb in front of the mouse and it is perfect.