Logitech's extremely-low-latency Lightspeed technology was largely reserved for well-heeled gamers when it first hit the scene last June, but it's a much different story a year later. The ...

Yes, please. Logitech's G305 Lightspeed mouse is $60 (about £45 or AU$80 converted), but it uses the peripheral maker's Lightspeed wireless technology and Hero (high efficiency rated optical) sensor.

The answer, to my surprise, is yes. I've been testing the G305 for a little while now, and I'm pleased to report that this mouse can roll with the big boys – for the most part, at least. You ...

Logitech has long been an innovator of peripheral architectures and technologies. Last year’s G603 wireless gaming mouse, for example, destroyed the stereotype that the lack of a cord meant a ...

Logitech introduced a new wireless mouse for mainstream gamers promising "pro" performance and features: the G305. It's compact and great for gaming-on-the-go, providing a slot for its wireless ...

Accessory maker Logitech has announced the G305 LightSpeed, the company's most affordable wireless gaming mouse yet. The mouse can last up to 9 months on a single AA battery in its power-saving mode.

Today, we’re looking at the G305 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse. It features their incredible HERO sensor, with excellent tracking and astounding 250 hour - 9 month battery life, compromise ...

The mouse jumps with your hand and accurately lands where you intend it to. And, as of Feb. 18th, the Logitech G305 Lightspeed Gaming Mouse is available for 40% off at Amazon, get it now for $29. ...

This wireless mouse from Logitech with a 12K sensor is a great buy. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. (Image credit: Logitech) ...

Logitech has this week announced a new affordable gaming mouse it is created, equipped with the company’s flagship Hero optical sensor, offering professional tracking for just $60. The Logitech ...

Logitech is promising to deliver the performance of a wired mouse with all the convenience of a wireless mouse -- all for around $60. While might sound a little too good to be true, Logitech says ...

In addition to LIGHTSPEED wireless, the G305 also uses Logitech's 400 IPS, 12,000 DPI HERO sensor. The mouse is said to last up to 250 hours of "continuous gameplay" on a single battery, boasting ...