Logitech’s extremely-low-latency Lightspeed technology was largely reserved for well-heeled gamers when it first hit the scene last June, but it’s a much different story a year later. The peripheral maker has unveiled the G305, a Lightspeed-equipped mouse that costs $60 — much more justifiable than the pricier G703 and G603. You won’t get a particularly exotic design (this is a standard six-button mouse), but you also won’t have to compromise on lag just because you’re using a mid-tier mouse. It uses Logitech’s newer 12,000DPI HERO sensor, too, so it promises to be as responsive as it its more expensive counterparts. Read More
The Logitech G305 uses HERO the most advanced gaming sensor ever designed. HERO is incredibly power efficient, and provides exceptional responsiveness and accuracy, 400 IPS precision and sensitivity up to 12,000 DPI, with no acceleration or smoothing. Plus, with the ultra-fast LIGHTSPEED wireless technology included in the Logitech G305, you get a faster-than-wired gaming experience with a 1ms report rate, end-to-end optimized wireless connection, and incredible responsiveness and reliability for competition-level performance. Read more
G305 sports 10 million click switches for the two primary buttons. G305 also has middle click, DPI button and two side buttons that can be programmed to your liking using Logitech Gaming Software.1
