I have been using the logitech g305 for approx just over 4 years had issues with two units thus I switched over...
This is super light compared to them and is far more accurate, as I have less wrist strain and accuracy improvements with hip fire and headshots on counterstrike. 3200dpi out of the box is perfect for 1080p, but this can go a lot higher.

The unit comes with a super soft braided USB cable which is great to use in wired mode if you are low on battery, or it may have deteriorated over the years of use because the switches are rated at 80mil vs mere Logitech's 10mil.

It more than decent for work as Bluetooth extends the 70h@1000mhz polling rate far beyond 70hours ( polling rate will drop, but you cannot notice it when working )

FYI the mouse has not rubberized coating as it's slightly textured non-glossy plastic ( lasts longer and won't wear down as fast )

The Vxe R1 SE Plus (rolls right off that tongue :) ) comes with 1000 HZ polling rate out the box which is good, pure plug and play, no app downloads needed. I like the way it was packaged, the actual box was inside a cardboard box in a heavy amount of bubble wrap which obv meant not problems delivering it. But back to the mouse, it has a nice coating to it that grips to your hand decently well, the clicks are quiet and tactile, and it's not just for the left and right click, the side buttons and scroll wheel also feel great. The sensor tracks well, never spins out and doesn't have problems doing flicks in shooter games. Honestly this mouse has no flaws really it's a perfect mouse it even works on Linux perfectly (I tested it in an Ubuntu based distro called Linux lite) for 1000 rand it's a decent mouse, but it's competing against the redragon M916, but then again it has better build quality than the M916 (so the R1 is better imo) but at the half off sale price, it's a steal, you will not regret buying this mouse regardless of whether you spend 1000 or 500 on it.