Logitech G300s Wired Gaming Mouse, 2,5K Sensor, 2,500 DPI, RGB, Lightweight, 9 Programmable Controls, On-Board Memory, Compatible with PC/Mac - Black

Let me start this review by stating that I have already owned two Logitech G300 mice prior to purchasing the g300s, so I have spent some hours using them. I am a left handed mouse user and have always needed a symmetrical/ambidextrous mouse, thankfully nowadays us lefties have a reasonable choice of mice to pick from, from the likes of Logitech,steelseries,Zowie,Mionix and Roccat to name a few, back in the day we were not always so lucky.However out of all the mice I have tried the g300 iterations have become a firm favourite with myself, they are immensely comfortable for long term use and I find the term "fits like a glove" to be rather appropriate as once your hand is in position and fingers and thumb in the indented rubberized side grips this mouse feels little more than an extension of your hand.I must admit I play "palm grip" style when gaming and I simply have not been able to find another mouse that offers similar comfort with allowing you to access all buttons without them being accidentally knocked in game. The sensor if off set to bottom left of the mouse and this is cited as a bit an issue for some users when in game (first person shooters). However i found this no problem what so ever.The sensor tracks very well, with no noticeable jitter or negative acceleration, I use my g300s in conjunction with a "Perixx xl mouse mat" andhave found it to track very well, with no discernible issues.The supplied logitech driver software is as intuitive as ever, allowing you to adjust polling rates,dpi and profiles for different games/assign different key strokes to the various buttons, as well as the more cosmetic features of the ambient lighting on board the mouse.If you are left handed and require a comfortable,accurate mouse you cannot go wrong, in fact with both the g300 and g300s I have not been this happy then when the company released the old and now discontinued MX300, praise indeed.

Love this mouse so much, its great gaining as well as been a great mulit-programable mouse as well. The software can be a little but annoying at times but is fine all the same.It's a little small will work for most hand sizes but larger hands should stay away from it. It also perfectly for left handed perfectly sice the buttons are mirrored on both sides.

Bought this in 2017 and it's still going strong seven years later. Easily the best gaming mouse I've found for left handed (or right handed) people. Well worth the money.

I've had this mouse for around a month now and I really love it. Took a little while to get used to the buttons, but now that I am used to them, they are so, so useful; I've even started trying to use the non-existent extra buttons on normal mice, which doesn't exactly work well... The mouse is nice and weighty, just the right size and is very comfortable to use. It feels sturdy and well made and the software which can be downloaded for free on the Logitech website, is very easy to use, allowing for easy customisation of the mouse. However, the cable hangs off the edge of my desk which means that it pulls the mouse backwards, away from me a lot of the time, which can be irritating if I'm using the mouse intermittently.+ Well made, comfortable, looks nice- The price

It’s comfortable, great value for money, not much noise. The brightness of the lights are perfect! Though I don’t know how to set up the buttons. And I do wish there was more colour choice for the lights. Overall amazing product!

Very comfortable mouse if you find mice generally too small for your hand, with excellent button placement. Doesn't have a gazillion buttons but it's fine if you don't play Warcraft or are capable of using modifiers.The first one I got was a refurb, and that lasted about 5-6 years before the left click went mushy. Not sure if the button is worn out or just needs cleaning, because this thing is a pain to open up and service which is the only downside, so I've never done it. But considering it was a refurb it lasted a long time. Now I always make sure to have a spare one laying around.

The shape and positioning of the buttons are fantastic, and I wish I could give a 5-star review for these mice. I brought 4 of these as I know they don't last since I've purchased them previously else where. It's been less than a year since I purchased them. 2 of the mice have already developed double-clicking / drag issues. The rubber side grips also seem to wear quite quickly. The only reason I keep buying them is that there's not really anything else out there that has the same positioning of buttons. At least they aren't extortionate for gaming mice, though I would happily pay extra for a higher quality product. If you don't play games that require a lot of clicking, then it's probably fine. If anyone made a longer lasting mouse with the same button positioning and shape, then I would switch.

There is literally no other mouse that has 9 buttons equally spread over the mouse so no individual finger or thumb gets overworked. And the ability to store the profile on the device so no need to mess around with setup. Logitech should continue this rather than mess around with all the horrible models they've opted to replace it with