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

I have had my eye on this mouse for a while. Logitech has several good options for gamers when it comes to high precision mice and keyboards. This mouse has an ergonomic shape which provides a superior feeling of comfort when using the mouse. Because of its size I like to use this mouse with my laptop and it is easily portable. The lights are a nice touch. The main reason I and most people choose this mouse is due to its speed and accuracy even when using it wirelessly. This mouse is a top performer and I am beyond pleased to have it.

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.

It doesnt really feel like a gaming mouse, its more of a juiced-up travel size mouse. I have hands on the smaller side, and prefer a claw grip for mice, and this mouse was still uncomfortably small for me. Size aside, it tracks well, the battery life is great, and the lighting customization via the Logitech G-Hub is very good. I think its a quite overpriced for what it is (it feels like a $50-60 mouse to me), but its an overall decent mouse if youre looking for a small yet capable mouse and/or are wanting to get the full matching Aurora set.

I really want to like this mouse. I like the Logitech keyboards. However I cannot get the bluetooth to connect to my Macbook Pro at all. The USB dongle works, but the Logitech hub software could not configure most of the features on the mouse. Maybe the Logitech Hub software need to be upgraded. For now, at a Mac user, this is not a good option.

Im a grown adult, but Im short with pretty small hands. This mouse is absolutely perfect for me, not too small and not too big. My Goldilocks of mouses! Not only that but being able to adjust the lights to any colors I want and any brightness I want, including off entirely, is fantastic. The buttons are all very responsive in the games Ive set them up in. The only game the side buttons dont work in are Stardew for some reason, but I think thats more about the game than the mouse. The battery lasts me about a week before I usually charge. Even then its not completely drained. I just like to be safe. Im using it at least 13 hours a day, 4-5 of those hours are usually gaming depending on the day. The battery definitely lasts even longer when using the dongle vs using just Bluetooth, but only by about 10% difference. It charges very quickly. The ergonomic portion is the most comfortable one Id ever had. My hand never gets sore from using this mouse unless Im playing something where I am clicking constantly. Even then, Ive noticed the clicking is very smooth and it takes longer for my hand to get sore. My absolute favorite part of this mouse is the little pads on the bottom of it that allow me to use it on any surface without a mouse pad. I hate dealing with mouse pads. Remembering to put one in my laptop bag, cleaning it, the way the edge feels against my skin. So I adore that I just use this mouse on my bare lap desk, chair arm, table, or desk.

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.

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.

This mouse sucks. Almost two weeks into having it, it starts randomly shutting off on me. I’ve tried everything from uninstalling my Logitech software, to changing my usb port. I always had it fully charged, and I always made sure to use the wire it came with. It’s good on the hands, but useless if it never stays on for 2 minutes at a time.

The delay on the mouse is barely noticeable when playing twitch reflexive games and makes a great productivity mouse due to it’s small footprint and portability. I’ve used it for several weeks without charging before, using it for several hours when I do use it. The ergonomics also feel great even on a hand as big as mine (my hand is nearly as big as Shaq’s).