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This gaming mouse is made to be super lightweight first and foremost, all while boasting a precise and accurate sensor.
"Hello everyone and welcome to another Gamereactor Quick Look. We quite like Logitech's gaming output generally. Everything that comes through the G-Series of products that are gaming-centric in nature usually either pushes the envelope or tend to be less expensive to give more budget-conscious consumers a way to you know, gain some traction in a market without crushing their wallets essentially."
"This is the G305X Superlite. It is a way to offer some of the Superlite features and some of the build quality and some of the specifications but at a lower price. This is a travel-ready mouse, I don't know if you can tell already, but it is quite small and that is a through line throughout the way that you need to understand this product and how it sits in the market. They obviously make bigger sort of more traditionally formed gaming mice that are wireless in nature through that super light technology that isn't as compact and travel ready as this but so that is what you would need it for because I have quite big hands I'm told and this is just an inherently semi-uncomfortable way of using a mouse. I know that there is a tendency to prefer claw grip, where you have to bend your fingers ever so slightly to get something like that done. I don't think that is necessarily comfortable, particularly over longer stretches of time. So this already doesn't appeal to me. So as always, when we talk about small mouse mice that necessitates that claw grip form, I would urge you to try something akin to this out in length and width to see if that suits you. Now, it's compact and therefore you would get the sense that it is saving, it is compromising on a whole host of different sort of functionalities. but it really is not. This is the Hero Sensor inside here, so that's 44,000 DPI. It offers 40 Gs worth of acceleration at 678 IPS of speed. It'll offer you 1,000 Hz polling wirelessly, which isn't all that much. 8,000 Hz can be offered, but remember that this is a more compact version of some of the SuperLight mouse. You can get something that is way speedier than that. It'll do you 150 hours of battery life though, and it will easily swap between a built-in sequestered little light speed dongle here, which can sit inside the frame of the mouse, something that I always want, particularly when it is compact and travel ready, and it'll offer Bluetooth as well by the press of a button, which I think is absolutely great. Furthermore, if you're the kind of person that don't want any let's say resistance, then I think the PTFE feet are nice and it weighs just 61 grams, so it is very competition focused in that particular regard. There is only one light sync strip, it is right here, and that is the way that you can control that, you can do that through the Logitech software suite, but it is only there though. but still it's a nice little semi-simple competition ready in terms of specifications gaming mouse which should stand the distance against most competitors in this particular price bracket. So well done Logitech for that. See you on the next one."
