Logitech G705 Wireless Gaming Mouse, Customizable LIGHTSYNC RGB Lighting, Lightspeed, Bluetooth Connectivity, Lightweight, PC/Mac/Laptop - White Mist

Im just gonna say it, its a decent mouse but its not special. I think its a great fit for the size of my hand so, women and children would probably do well with this. I like wireless mice and this one is pretty good in that department as well. I think you might be only paying for the light function but I dont think that makes this mouse special. Its not a bad mouse, it does the trick and its pretty reliable. Overall, Its ok. Its not bad, its not amazing. Its decent.

I really like my Logitech g703, but, like many Logitech mice, it is one of the few devices that still uses micro USB to charge, and has no place to store the dongle when bringing it places. In my search for a smaller travel mouse with at least the USB C charging feature, I tried the aerox 3, but it just didnt feel the same This mouse fixes all of that: USB C, dongle storage, and feels nice to use! Its also a great size for traveling and the smooth gradient leds are pretty nice. Definitely looking forward to Logitech taking these updates to the g703 too, but for a travel/ gaming mouse this is great! Will need to try it more for e.g. battery and how it holds up after some use, but looking good so far

Im really happy with this mouse! I had a different Logitech mouse that was lost recently and got this as a replacement. I really enjoy it! It is a good fit for my smaller hands, and I enjoy the simplicity of the design. I am not someone who enjoys having a lot of buttons or toggles on a mouse since Im a bit clumsy and accidentally press things - this is just the right amount for me. I also love that this is rechargable rather than taking batteries. Im overall really happy with the function and feel of this mouse, and I dont really have a complaint with it. I do some light gaming and photo editing and it has everything I need and works great.

Smaller people need mice too! Ive spent more time and money trying to find a comfortable mouse for my little kid hands than Id like to admit. Im 53 and spend a lot of time on the computer, working and playing. My last successful small-mouse get was my Skoll Ace, which I like (and which was significantly cheaper), but I wanted something that was wireless. Pros: - Wireless in two ways. Bluetooth connection works well. But I actually prefer using the dongle. I have it plugged into my KVM switch so it works seamlessly with both my macbook and PC at my desk. If/when I take a laptop with me, I can throw the mouse in my bag, and connect to my laptop via bluetooth. - Onboard dongle storage. Contrary to some other reviews, there IS onboard dongle storage. The palm panel on the mouse is held on with magnets and pops off. You can store the dongle inside. - Plug and play or customize. You can definitely do some customizations using the logitech app if you want to. If you prefer to keep things simple, the mouse is perfectly workable with standard settings, no app required. Ive done just great using keymapping within the games I play without dealing with the logitech app. - Fit and ergonomics. This is a great sized mouse for petite hands. Good ergonomics and material feel. Meh: - If theres anything that NEEDS the app to customize, its DPS settings. The onboard settings have too-big speed jumps, especially between settings 2 and 3. I cant quite hit the sweet spot. - The skates are too big if you dont use a mouse pad. The skates are nice and smooth, but a mouse pad makes a big difference. If you use your mouse right on the desk, youll feel too much friction. - If you want to go wired; the cable is rubberized, not braided. Doesnt really affect function, but this matters to some people. FYI.

Once paired (through Bluetooth) to your device it automatically connects once turned on. After you download Logitech G Hub you can customize the color and style it emits. Good for hands on the smaller side as well and has eased my tendinitis while playing games!

This is a glossed up RGB version of one of their office mice. It has the light sync g203 Robin sensor that is prone to spinout. They are marketing and marking this up to the LGBTQ+ crowd

Works really well and very responsive. Charge holds for about 2 days, but it can also work plugged in. Looks very nice.

Scroll wheel texture is too smooth while the scroll wheel is harder to spin, especially when compared to the G305, which is of a similar size. I find that I have to constantly strain my index finger just to scroll. You need to actually press down more to get a grip to the point it is almost unusable for its scroll-wheel. This is probably the worst design flaw about this mouse and why I gave it one star. Trust me and get another mouse, the scroll wheel barely has any texture, it feels like youre dragging your finger along something covered in flour, and you will have to strain your index finger to press down to scroll. To top it off, the scroll wheel is also harder to push to start scrolling compared to G305 and other mouses. So the smooth texture and the harder activation force makes the scroll wheel absolute trash. The only reason I got G705 is because it is slightly smaller and I want to see if it will also have the double-click issue that G305 has. The cursor is also imprecise. Sometimes the cursor moves in a completely different direction then the direction of my hand at low speeds. For an $80, this is really disappointing. This is probably because it has lower DPI, which is worst than the G305 that is only $30. There is a delay in sensitivity becoming the correct sensitivity after moving the moving from rest, never had an issue with other mouses. For now, the most apparent issue is the scroll wheel, imprecise cursor, and sensitivity delay before it registers the sensitivity that you set the mouse to, will update as I use the mouse for longer.

I was looking forward to Logitech Gs Aurora Collection after seeing a Twitch streamer promote it recently. Although Im usually not a fan of wireless mouses, I thought it would be nice to try the G705. Charging took a bit longer than expected and connecting it to Bluetooth was initially a smooth process, but it ended up turning into an hours-long nightmare when I connected the G715 keyboard. I will not go into major details because that will have to go into my review for the keyboard, but I ended up having to connect the G705 with the USB dongle and the keyboard with Bluetooth in order for me to use both products together. So I am not a serious gamer but do play video games casually. I have tried all sorts of wired and wireless mouses and the G705 is very mid. The size is good for my small hands and it has very good battery life, but its not very customizable. You can change the lighting to limited presets in the Logitech G Hub app (which is a bit annoying, as Ive never been a fan of the app), but it doesnt make sense that it only has three DPI settings to choose from. Im also not a fan of the sculpted thumb rest. Its too deep and actually hinders usage from my experience. Scroll wheel is too clunky and the right click is much too sensitive for some reason. Despite their efforts, I still see Logitech as a normie company, but their Logitech G line has been trying for the past several years to get serious gamers to use their products with mixed results. Its kind of perplexing that they make regular keyboards and mouses very well, but they really need to get actual professional gamers to do more thorough testing of the Logitech G products because there is no way a mouse like the G705 will be useful to this demographic. There are better wireless gaming mouses at lower prices out there, so do your research. The G705 has potential, but its not the best choice for gamers and even normies.

I am a long time fan of Logitech products so I was excited to try out this new mouse offering. I use an ergonomic mouse (also made by Logitech) most of the time but I like to switch it up with other ergo mice, trackballs and regular mice as well, since I spend a lot of time at a computer each day. The G705 is now part of this routine - I really enjoy using it, and here is why: 1. Its small and compact, but not too much where its uncomfortable when using it for long periods of time. 2. It holds a charge for a VERY long time - have had this for a month and used it regularly...still have not had to charge it. 3. Great for use on the road/travel - easy to throw in a backpack or put inside a laptop sleeve. 4. Its precise and accurate - excellent response to clicks, scrolling etc. This is important to me as Im a graphic designer so my mouse needs to be able to make pixel perfect moves. 5. Its relatively quiet - clicks are easy and soft sounding/feeling. 6. Connects easily to both my Mac desktop and laptop. 7. Programmable buttons are easy to customize. 8. Well made and feels like its a good quality instrument. Overall, this is a solid mouse option that is comfortable and fun to use. I highly recommend it!