Low power mode sets the poll rate to a fixed 125Hz rate, while high power lets you set it to 250, 500 or 1000Hz, with each increase making the mouse a bit more responsive, but using more power in the process.

Ultra-Long Life HERO Sensor and LIGHTSPEED deliver extreme efficiency to let you game for 250 hours on just one AA. It also has two side buttons on either side and small pill-shaped cutouts in its body to reduce its overall weight. On the other hand, the Redragon is more lightweight and includes a tunable set of weights, a feature that the Logitech lacks.

The mouse has an endurance mode, with a slower polling rate and thus response time, and a performance mode, which delivers on the promised 1000hz polling rate and 1ms response time, at the cost of lesser battery life. BNPL is an interest bearing option that allows you to delay payments on your purchases for up to 12 months depending on how much you spend. You can make it lighter by adding lithium battery and 3D printed hex shape top cover, bring the mouse at 80g.

However, Logitech does recommend people use the AA Lithium batteries that are available, as those will not only extend the already long battery life, but also reduce the weight of the already light mouse. planned non-repairable mouse with a rechargeable cell soldered to a circuit board that needs charging more frequently, along with the attendant cables or adapters with declining capacity. It also doesn't have RGB lighting like the G Pro Wireless and only has one set of side buttons on the left, while the G Pro Wireless has two side buttons on either side.Thankfully, the CPI toggle is south enough of the scroll wheel that I never hit it accidentally mid-game.

When the battery gets low, it’ll blink red to let you know (the software will push notifications through to Windows too). The G604 is a good choice for MMOs, with six buttons on the side and a total of 29 programmable inputs. There is an LED below the scroll wheel, which changes colors as you toggle through 4 CPI settings via the dedicated CPI button.As previously mentioned, you don't get a ton of extra buttons and the mouse doesn't support USB-C charging. It's a bit of a blessing to be spared another nondescript black cable in my drawer, even if it means I have another reason to keep AA batteries around. With the AA alkaline it comes with out of the box, the mouse weighs just under 100 grams, which is still light for a wireless mouse.

The Logitech G305 Lightspeed Wireless only offers 12,000 DPI max, but we just use the word “only” here in comparison to other wireless gaming mice. We don’t share your credit card details with third-party sellers, and we don’t sell your information to others.This can come in handy if you're trying to keep track of how fast you're firing, or how much time you spend aiming with sniper mode engaged. LGS tracks your button presses over an arbitrary period (you manually start and stop a mouse-button "recording session" you want to analyze), and when done, the software provides you with a rundown of how many times you pressed each button in the session (Key Press Heat Map) and for how many seconds you pressed each one (Key Duration Heat Map). Another thoughtful consideration is the inclusion of a long USB cable that serves as an extender for the 2. However, if you have extra large-sized hands, you may find it unwieldy, depending on your preferred grip type.