Logitech G300 Gaming Mouse with Nine Programmable Controls

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1. syed shariq naeem Verified Buyer – 26 June 2024

   good product working perfectly, but still tring to get a hang on so many buttons.
   Price is OK for the 6 extra buttons. cut copy paste with out right click button. Do wonders in games
   

2. Khader Verified Buyer – 19 July 2024

   Best gaming mouse for the price range. One thing i felt could be improved was placing buttons at the left side of the mouse.Overall pretty impressed by its performance
   

3. Soham Sengupta Verified Buyer – 18 November 2024

   I had been searching for a gaming mouse under 1.5k which I won’t have to replace within a few months, and while searching for a mouse, I came across this.This would be the best mouse under 1.5k as it has many features like:
   i) It can store up to 3 profiles in its internal memory.
   ii) It has 9 programmable buttons.
   iii) It can store 3 profiles in the PC for different games.
   iv) There are 8 LED lights to choose from.
   v) There are textures on the side of the mouse which makes it easy to grip.
   I still have not experienced any issues but if I get any, I can change it as it has 3 years warranty
   

4. Anshul Sharma Verified Buyer – 2 February 2025

   One of the best mouse i’ve ever used, the built quality of the mouse is really good, you can set 3 profile settings and save them which are useful even if you use the mouse in any other laptop or pc and performance wise this mouse isn’t disappointing at all, very comfortable, smooth and strong.
   overall this is the best mouse you can get in this budget
   

5. Logitech Mouse G300 #mouse #logitech Verified Buyer – 3 April 2025

   The best thing about this mouse are its top buttons. Their perfect placement allows for frantic weapon switching in shooters, pulling up info screens in RPGs, or just about any other task normally accomplished via the keyboard or scroll wheel. In shooters for example, the leftmost pair of mouse buttons could be keyboard buttons 1 and 2, the rightmost pair 3 and 4, and the middle pair 5 and 6. I don’t understand why more manufacturers don’t make mice like this. Top-clicking with my index and middle fingers is so much faster and more natural for me than trying to use laterally placed buttons with my long fingers or thumb. This mouse is not slanted or tilted in any way and is completely ambidextrous. The wheel spins easily and silently and has a notched scroll. The wheel’s click is a little noisy, but it has firm button action so it cannot be clicked accidentally. I know of no other mouse with this button configuration and it is totally awesome. The software allows you to map all the buttons to whatever you want and save game configuration profiles both to the computer and the mouse itself. The only problem I ever had with the software was its auto-detect feature in which the mouse switches profiles according to what game is launched. Sometimes it wouldn’t work, especially with Steam games. Sometimes it needed a software upgrade, sometimes it needed a downgrade. I gave up on it and I am more than happy to take two seconds to chose the appropriate profile and even set it to “persistent” if necessary. The physical dimensions given on Logitech’s website, 4.45 in (113 mm) x 2.83 in (72 mm) x 1.57 in (40 mm), are deceiving because the width of 72 mm is merely a measurement of the flared out bottom which has nothing to do with where you place your hand. Your thumb and your ring finger sit inside a deep contour above that flare. The difference between the contour and the flared bottom is about 1 cm, or just over 3/8 in, per side. That reduces the mouse’s stated width by 2 cm, or just over 3/4 in, overall, giving it the feel of a travel mouse. I have a large hand and use a fingertip grip so the contour forces me to pinch the mouse between my thumb and ring finger. Fingertip or claw grippers will not hold the mouse using pressure from the side of the ring finger because the sides of the mouse are not flat enough. The tip of the ring finger must face inward keeping the finger curled and uncomfortable. I have worn away the rubber grip surface at the spot where my ring finger sits. Despite the heavy contour, this mouse is worlds better than big, wide monster mice designed for palm grippers that force your ring finger out so far it’s painful. A palm gripper could use this mouse, but they better have small hands. This is a fingertip / claw grip design and the best I have tried.