I think it’s safe to say that Logitech has been crafting some really solid gaming mice lately. Back in March, I reviewed the G703 and G903 gaming mice, which both come with all the bells and whistles: RGB lighting, Powerplay support, HERO sensors, and LIGHTSPEED technology.

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

The HP Omen Mouse 600 packs a shooter-game-focused arsenal of features (sniper button, removable weights) into a solid impulse-buy gaming mouse.

Aggressive price; Color-changing logo and scroll wheel; Sensor boasts high sensitivity threshold; Removable weights and sniper button.

Limited customization; No designated color-swap button.

This mouse is basically the third to use the shell of the original G Pro, but this time around, it came in a wireless version. The G305 is a mouse I would use without hesitation if only it would suit my hands a bit better.

Great sensor; Main buttons and scroll wheel feel nice and crisp; Exceptional Lightspeed wireless technology; Safe; widely usable shape; Up to 250 hours of battery life; Excellent build quality; Great software

Main switches only rated for 10 million clicks; Side buttons have a lot of travel; Mouse feet could be better; Heavy and sluggish with the default battery

This is one of those odd occasions where there is very little else to talk about. The mouse ‘just works’ and it’s pretty simple to use. It doesn’t need 40 buttons and absurd configurations, nor a labyrinth of options to set custom lighting since there is, for once, no RGB.

Gamers looking for the right wireless mouse are in a tricky spot. You want the same latency you’ll get with a wired mouse, a sensor that’s at least passable for gaming, and a battery life that won’t leave you recharging in the middle of your match.

Those who want an inexpensive, high-quality, no-frills wireless gaming mouse will find a lot to like in the Logitech G305.

Comfortable; sleek design; Great wireless features; Inexpensive; Easy to use

No Bluetooth connectivity; Requires AA batteries

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Advanced sensor, Reliable wireless connection

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

The G305 packs a punch when it comes to a wireless mouse that makes it perfect for gaming and all your PC needs