This is a very good entry level gaming mouse with some programable buttons. Nothing over the top. A good quality wireless gaming mouse is all i need. If you are looking for a great gaming mouse at an affordable price this one is totally worth it.

Excellent option without having to spend thousands on a mouse. Does the job and perfect for gaming. Fast response time and a clean simplistic feel. Will recommend this mouse any day of the week and honestly already considering buying another to keep as a back up.

Great value for such a high quality product; this mouse could easily be 50% more expensive and still worth it.

This is probably the best mouse i have ever had , the sensor is amazing , battery life feels infinite and build quality is about as good as plastic gets . - bought 1 for myself and 2 of my friends an we all have no regret .

High quality and great value for money. You won't find anything near this precise for the amount you're spending. Worth every penny.

Considering the low cost of this mouse, you’ve got to love it. It worked straight away and has good responsiveness. It is comfortable (to me, at least) and is a good size. The scroll wheel has a satisfying feel and the mouse clicks feel good as well. I’m completely satisfied with this. It was a good upgrade over the Microsoft 5000-series mouse I had before.

I went from some obscure no-name brand to this, I'm pleased with the weight, especially when using lithium batteries. Batteries are said to last a long while and the sensor is known to be good, all that for a relatively cheap price, would recommend to anyone who still doubts wireless peripherals.

Compared to my other wireless mice, this is a bit heavy, But not so much that it isnt ok to use on a daily basis. I got use to it quite quickly. Definitely aimed at people with a palm grip.

The mouse is a bit smaller than my old mouse, but it doesn't feel smaller, so that's nice, because I have large hands. But both palm and claw grip is very comfortable with this mouse.

My primary rig has an Aerox 3 Wireless (which is honestly a joy to use, the only downside being regular charging - part of weight reduction is a smaller battery, so 80 hrs usage), but I bought two of these (one to replace my work mouse and one for my son) and I'm honestly quite impressed. Take this from a person regularly using a R2000 mouse to game with - this mouse is "close enough", especially if you swap out the AA battery for an AAA with a little tinfoil to pad it. It's responsive and accurate, and worked brilliantly on windows and linux without any hassles.

If you're considering going into the lightweight gaming mouse arena, it might be worthwhile to just get one of these and do the AAA battery trick. You could also lighten the chassis considerably with a dremel - I see a lot of "unnecessary" plastic - and the sensor (12000cpi) is really good; also the same poll-rate (1000Hz) as all the more expensive mice.

There's no RGB - this mouse is all about the business - and honestly, I don't care. I never take any notice of the RBG on my aerox - it's a tool to game with! I heartily recommend this mouse.

Most have probably already watched tons of reviews of this mouse and heard everybody say how great it is. I really wanted a wireless asymmetric mouse (I used a right-handed red-dragon for a while, my hand starts cramping after 30min of use) and was using a T-dagger TGM202 Sergeant before this mouse. I have been using it for about a month now and thought I'd share some feedback.

Size and build.
It's a small mouse and it's something you have to get used to. I have small-medium-sized hands. You don't have any indentation to rest your pinki and so your ring finger has to share the bed a little. The plastics are smooth but I wouldn't call it cheap, it feels solid and well put together. Buttons all feel excellent and clicks aren't too loud. The cover comes off (some force required naturally) and there lies the AA battery. Honestly, I think I'll prefer this setup since the power consumption is apparently very well optimized and I can just replace the battery and not have to worry about degradation down the line.

Weight.
90g, less than 1/4 of my previous chonk T-dagger (220g) and it shows. Much easier to move around and glides smoothly. (almost flung it across the desk the first few times XD)

Connectivity and Sensor
Comes with a cable extension to put the receiver on your desk. I have the receiver plugged into the back of my pc which sits on my desk, thus far have had no skipping or disconnects what-so-ever. If you are coming from anything 'budget orintated' this sensor is going open your eyes and enable 360s like you've never spun them before (hehe).

Software.
All buttons are fully customizable which is great if you want it. However, if you want to use a custom setup (including different dpi settings) you have to have the program launched in the background. Not a "huge" deal for me and there is apparently onboard memory functionality but I haven't got it to work. Will need to dig a bit deeper.

Mods (side note)
I've 3D printed a mesh backing for it. Very fun to do and adds a bit of flare. Not using it anymore since it melted in the sun XD (nothing to do with the mouse and it wasn't on the mouse at the time). You can also do battery mods to shift or bring the weight down even further, maybe something I'll do in the future.

Final thoughts.
If you are coming from a 'sudo gaming mouse' (like my T-dagger) this is going to be a game-changer, literally. The sensor, response time, and the overall package is just awesome. A bit of a bigger size would have been nice for me but this honestly won't be a deal-breaker unless you have very large hands/prefer bigger mice. It doesn't have any RGB or funky 'gamer' edges, which is a plus in my eyes since you could take it to work without anyone giving it a 2nd look. Truely an all-rounder. Get it, very good mouse, you'll love it, its great.
(would have got it in white but the black was R50 cheaper haha).

Battery lasts extremely long, good for portability. Plug-and-play. No issues with it. Does what its supposed to.

Really good mouse, especially at the price point. The mouse might be a bit bigger than most reviews will have you expect, but definitely smaller than my old G403. No lag, feels light in my hand. Really good for a wireless mouse.

I've probably bought 4 of the G305 wireless already - Tried many different options and keep coming back to the G305. It has insanely long battery life using a AA battery. Decently weighted, very good responsiveness and high DPI for the MOBA and Hack&Slash gamers out there. Of course its an all rounder mouse for any gaming or work related tasks and the shape is perfect for big or small hands with various different grip types.

The only thing that I'd want to see on this mouse or newer addition would be hyper scroll wheel. Otherwise I cannot fault this mouse at all.

This is my third one, I buy a new one for each new system. Crazy easy to setup, the software is fairly good though I prefer running it without. Maybe once a month I install the software to check if there are any firmware updates. Easy to keep clean, battery lasts for months. What more do you need?

I switched over to this mouse from a wired Logitech gaming mouse because I got tired of the cable drag while gaming. I honestly notice no difference in performance between this wireless mouse and my cabled mouse. I have only been using the mouse for about 1 week so I cannot comment on battery life but the Logitech software does have a setting where you can change the mouse performance to give longer battery life when not gaming. It's a fairly small mouse so more suited for people with small hands or those who use a claw grip.

It feels responsive and light and has some good customisability. The only downside is the materials used are fairly lacklustre but that's to be expected at the pricepoint.

Yes no doubt this is an awesome mouse! works like a charm. I purchased from wootware before and never had any issues, just this specific delivery took almost a week! The courier service dawn wing was absolutely useless in finding my workplace.. Maybe you guys need to talk them.. Other than that I will always buy from wootware and recommend others too! :)

Very happy with the performance

I could not be happier with this mouse, and thats coming from a corsair harpoon wireless I had before. The is the lightest and mouse comfortable mouse I have owned. I did a little mod on it so it takes a AAA battery which brings the weight down to only 81 grams. Very happy.

For the feature set (amazing sensor, rock solid tracking, no wires and crazy battery life) this is a great mouse. Size is great is you have medium/smallish hands. Weight isn't an issue for me, but I'm not playing super fast paced games.
Really happy so far and definitely the best "Budget" wireless gaming mouse.

I love this mouse, I does exactly what it needs to do and I'm really enjoying it. Battery life is great for a single AA and if you don't need RGP, this is the wireless mouse for you! Fantastic buy and always appreciate the quick delivery by Wootware

I have been using a cougar mouse not sure which model because its so terrible.

This mouse is insane, no input delay and i am actually hitting more shots than usual in fps games due to me being able to choose my preffered dpi and the amazing sensor on the mouse just makes it even better. will definately buy from wootware again great service unlike other competitors in south africa

This is probably the best value wireless mouse you can get. My hands are 19cm long and 9.5cm wide and it took about a week to adjust to the shape, but now I love it!

I was a little skeptical about this mouse at first as it would've been my first wireless mouse ever, but I can truly say that I don't notice any difference coming from a G402 which is wired. This feels like a wired mouse with a great sensor! My main issue with the G402 was that I kept feeling the cable drag which was very annoying. I have so much freedom with this mouse and there is no cable drag! All buttons have a very satisfying click and the mouse wheel feels good to work with too. I am using it with Energizer Ultimate Lithium batteries which came recommended in a few reviews that I read. These batteries are a bit lighter than usual and brings the total weight down a bit. My mouse is about 1m away from the receiver and I haven't experienced any issues whatsoever. I use a fingertip grip which feels great with this mouse.

Material feels like a premium mouse (great quality). Using it for 3D CAD and occasionally gaming over the weekends, wish I made this purchase 2 years earlier.

Can't go wrong with this mouse!

(Bonus: tons of mods also available for 3D printing on thingverse)

This is Logi's low cost entry to their Lightspeed technology. The mouse is really responsive, indistinguishable from a wired mouse. It is recommended for smaller hands and claw grip.