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

I have been using this mouse for a few months now and love it! I have slim fingers and a small palm. This fits me perfectly and is very ergonomic. My wrists do not hurt from use given the light weight. I use it for gaming mostly and have found it to be reactive.

I am not a gamer, but I ordered this mouse to go with the Logitech keyboard I just ordered. I am replacing the mouse and keyboard that came with my Dell XPS desktop computer with these models. I wanted a mouse that is more responsive, and this Logitech model definitely is responsive. Some people say its too sensitive, but I love it. I want a mouse that moves quickly and smoothly. After using this mouse for a few days, I would say that its my second favorite mouse next to the one that came with my iMac Pro computer. But for use with Windows computers, its my favorite one. Its small, comfortable, and the battery lasts a long time before you need to recharge it. My only complaint is that I think the mouse is overpriced. I think a fair price for this mouse would be about $60. For the current price of $100, there are other models you might want to consider before making your final decision.

I love Logitech gaming mice but I dont particularly like the dongles. Yes I know its better for gaming but I dont play those games and mostly play RPGs so the convivence of using Bluetooth is nice. Frees up the USB port and Even if I use the Dongle the bluetooth is a good backup. I had a Razer Viper pro 2 and the dongle died and now my only choice was to use it wired. I dont like wired mice so I got this. I also wanted a smaller mouse. My previous Logiech mouse was a G903 and that was big. I like how this looked and the 903 wasnt that bad so i figured ill give this a go.

I love this mouse! As an avid gamer and writer I needed something that could do both. I also have smaller hands and this mouse fits so comfortably in the palm of my hand.

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.

I ordered this for myself, but my hands are too large for it. I did try it out before giving it to my child to use so I could review it, though. The mouse works very well and the RGB is fun. The only thing that makes this a 4 star instead of a 5 star is that it goes dead quickly if you are a serious gamer, like my child. He has to make sure to remember to charge it over night, and sometimes during the day, and thats kind of a bummer.

mouse looks and feels very nice, the omission of powerplay and the proper hero sensor are clear cost-cutting by logitech on an already-expensive mouse. leaves a bad taste in my mouth, if it were to break I would not be sad to replace it with anything else (even from logitechs line.) maybe if we get a g706 and it actually has features to match its price. it came with a very nice cable and usb A-to-C adapter which I appreciated a lot.

First, my hand drags across my mouse pad using this. It is on the small side. Despite the size though, the grip is great actually. It holds to my hand well, where the thumb test is perfectly sized. The tips of my index and middle fingers do hang over the front though and my pinky drags resulting in me having to practice tea etiquette with pinky up and out which causes the tip of my ring finger to drag instead. The ring fingers drag is less so than my pinky which is broad sided like a classic naval ship before a pirates boarding. Despite the dragging issues I would give everything else excellent marks. Grip is excellent, button feedback is awesome, location of the side buttons are perfectly placed with very little chance of accidently pressing them but also only requiring a small movement of my thumb to engage. You can also adjust the DPI sensor with the middle button next to the scroll wheel. Left and right buttons are also well designed for the size of this mouse. The bottom pads also offer a cloud like glide over my Corsair mouse pad. The only thing I think could improve is the scroll wheel which I find stiff and a bit unresponsive. I am a bit pampered as I was using a G903 before this mouse. (That is out of service until I get parts for it, due to left mouse button issues and worn down pads. There is also some cleaning to be done as it is 4 years old.) RGB is a bit spotty on my G705 where is shines brightest on the sides and fades in the middle where it looks like a seam. The only issue I have with this is the dragging fingers, scrolling mouse button, size, and price. That sounds like a long list of issues now that I think about it. But that is also why I am rating this 4 stars. I feel like, despite some seriously great functionality, that this mouse isnt worth 99 dollars. My G903 was better in almost every aspect, but it was also frequently on sale for less than this mouse and even at full 120 price tag would have been a better buy for what you got. I found three listings for the G903 where it was found renewed for 49.99 and there was two new options for 100 and 114.99. But if you have smaller hands, like my wife does and the main reason I considered this mouse, it this mouse may serve you better than the 903. Moreover, it charges via USB-C like everything else on my desk and the G903 does not requiring a USB Micro B. If they brought the price down to 80 dollars, I feel like this would be the perfect recommendation and a bargain at 60 dollars.

I bought this to replace an older mouse that was no longer functioning reliably. I wanted a gaming mouse that was programmable, precise, wireless, and small enough to fit comfortably. The design of this mouse is 5 stars! The only slight drawback is that I have to charge the mouse, so for convenience I have the charging cord on my desk which is not ideal. However, this is a 5 star mouse. Cute in white to match my white peripherals, and also I love the light effects.