Logitech Gaming Mouse G300

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87% of the reviews on Amazon.co.uk give this product a positive rating.

usability, price, size, design, reliability

89% of the reviews on Amazon.com give this product a positive rating.

Customizable lighting. Polls up to 1,000Hz. On-board memory. Ambidextrous. Nine programmable buttons. Mouse sensitivity can go up to 2,500dpi. Supports up to three game profiles. Great for first-person shooter players on a budget

Configuration software fairly basic compared to others. Mouse feels a little light and hollow

The announcement of Logitech's G300 came a mere week after SteelSeries announced its $90 Sensei - but despite that, I found myself excited. Why? Because while SteelSeries' offering was catering to the hardcore gamer, Logitech had a product that proved...

Ambidextrous design finally acknowledges lefties ; Works with claw grip ; Top-sided G-buttons mean everything is in reach ; Application-specific extensive macro creation with drivers ; Onboard memory stores three simple profiles for portability ;...

Too small for some palm grip gamers ; No side scrolling for extra buttons ; Lacks dedicated DPI indicator lights ; Macros can't be created on the fly

I have had this for about a year and have had no problems with it. Before this I had 2 gaming mouses I paid over 100 for that had a ton of buttons on them, and with every game I played I did not use any of buttons, and more importantly I kept hitting...

Little slow moving around, you might have to adjust it to go faster.

comfortable, light, great reaction time

if you have really large hands it might be a little small

- It was cheap when I bought it. Now it is cheaper. I use it up to 10 hours a day. For the money you pay, it is well built. - I do coding with this mouse. Copy, paste, cut and undo is easy as a right click when you program it. - Same thing goes for...

- It says 9 programmable buttons, which is true. But actually only 5 of them are to change program. 3 of them is normal mouse buttons (right click, left click, middle click), 1 of them is for profile change, remaining 5 are the real programmable...

Very nice mouse, can switch between three different modes with the click of a button. If you download the software for it, it allows for a lot of customizing. It came with two sets of friction-reducers to put on the bottom, and they are very useful

I would personally prefer for the extra buttons to be on the side, rather than the top, so I could press them with my thumbs. With them on the top, you have to lift your finger to press them, which can cause minor problems while gaming

Very nice mouse, can switch between three different modes with the click of a button. If you download the software for it, it allows for a lot of customizing. It came with two sets of friction-reducers to put on the bottom, and they are very useful.

I would personally prefer for the extra buttons to be on the side, rather than the top, so I could press them with my thumbs. With them on the top, you have to lift your finger to press them, which can cause minor problems while gaming.

It's fast I like the different light modes and the changeable USB polling rate.

I've had this mouse for 4 days and still trying to get used to it. I'm obviously used to a heavier mouse and larger form factor. The thumb buttons sit way too high. And the 2 buttons on the right click get in the way constantly when I'm aiming since...

It's fast ; I like the different light modes and the changeable USB polling rate

I've had this mouse for 4 days and still trying to get used to it. I'm obviously used to a heavier mouse and larger form factor. The thumb buttons sit way too high. And the 2 buttons on the right click get in the way constantly when I'm aiming since...