Logitech G300s Optical Ambidextrous Gaming Mouse – 9 Programmable Buttons, Onboard Memory

It was a great budget gaming mouse until I made the mistake of updating the macro software from 9*02*65 (2018108) to 9*04*49 (2022525). Now its only good for simple office apps. At least on my computer, macros dont properly generate mouse clicks (only keystrokes) and generating a mouse wheel roll will crash the software. Tech support isnt very helpful, and I have little hope theyll expend the resources to fix the software in a timely manner. The mouse can work on its own for basic customization, but complicated macros require the Logitech Gaming Software which is being replaced by G Hub. Unfortunately G Hub doesnt support the G300s. I wouldnt buy this mouse today for gaming.

The mouse works well but I have two disappointments. 1. The mouse was a little small for my big hands 2. I thought I would be able to assign a multiple key macro to the buttons on the mouse

I love it. Well built, looks cool (you can change the LED colors to your liking, including turning them off), buttons work great, but whats a real standout is the software is EXCELLENT on MacOS and highly configurable on a per app basis. You can customize all 9 buttons and can toggle 3 configurations giving you 15-20 button options per app (youll keep the L and R clicks and 1 button to act as the toggle, then the rest is left to you!). Im a creator, and having custom buttons for common Photoshop and 3D app keys and menus is pretty awesome. Played a bit of OG Doom with it, I can see the usefulness in dynamically setting your DPI (sensitivity/response) while playing... could be useful for purposeful work too, well see. I rock a Wacom pen on my right hand, and this mouse on my left.. its good for balance, offsets fatigue/carpal tunnel/tennis elbow like issues. The quality and experience surpasses the price, a must buy if youve got an ordinary mouse and want to go to the next level.

Its been about 6 months and I use it for projects school and once in a blue moon gaming. It works perfect

Great for office work!!! Copy/Paste/screenshot etc. Especially saves your hands instead of using the keyboard shortcuts constantly throughout the day. A smaller mouse if used for gaming but has appropriate software and internal memory for portability between machines.

The G300s is my first gaming mouse. Until now I had been using a Logitech M510 wireless. I have large hands, so for me, the M510 was a more comfy fit, as its a tad longer than the G300s. However, the G300s is still pretty comfortable and features a symmetrical build, so that it would also suit lefties. The software is easy to use. The LEDs are cool. The scroll wheel is a little on the small side, so it can take some getting used to for bigger handed folks. Theres no squeak whatsoever to the wheel though, and its rubber coated and feels good. The USB cable is pretty thin and flimsy, however, it is nice and long, 6 ft or so I reckon. So I was happy that I didnt have to re-position my case from being on my left side. The gaming buttons are nice. Im glad I can finally use my mouse for my mic button rather than half to stop and hit a keyboard key while in game. So far the response time does seem significantly quicker than with the wireless mouse I was using before. I recommend using this mouse with a mouse pad, which will be my next purchase. It does seem a bit friction-y on my bare wood desk. The left and right click buttons both feature that nice click feeling that Im familiar with having used logitechs before. All-in-all, for under 30 bucks, this is a great budget gaming mouse. UPDATE: Ive since purchased a Redragon mousepad, and must say, the mouse works and feels great on a mouse pad. And after a couple months of heavy use, everything is working wonderfully. No squeaking of the mouse wheel, and the click buttons and programmable buttons still work like new

I originally ordered one of these years ago to have on hand for my PS4/whatever, as it was cheap enough to not worry if it broke. However it quickly replaced my main mice solely for the phenomenal placement of the macro buttons. Software can be clunky but is otherwise set and forget. Lightweight, ergonomic, affordable, it just works!

I dont care if it becomes obsolete, when i get money i am buying 30 of these and stock pilling them. This is the only mouse i can play CS:GO with. I have tried over 10 other ones and I CANNOT PLAY WITH THEM. its the way it fits in my hand. the way it tracks, everything about this mouse to me is perfection. ONLY DOWNSIDE, i see myself buying a new one every year or more often like every 8 months or so. It does not last however they got me hooked so i dont even care anymore lmao

Finger area is a bit crowded for me as I like to put 2 fingers on my r button. The main l + r buttons are a bit stiff. Otherwise seems solid.

Its light and cheap, but its not a problem at all. Little light change button go brrrr