The Logitech G305 X Superlight is a lightweight wireless gaming mouse designed for players who prioritize speed and comfort. It has a simple, sleek design with an RGB light strip that adds visual flair, especially on the black model, thanks to customizable lighting animations. The mouse feels solid despite its low weight of 61g, featuring a smooth plastic body and responsive buttons and scroll wheel. Its lightweight construction makes it easy to move quickly across a mouse pad. Customization of the G305 X Superlight is handled through Logitech’s G HUB software, which allows users to adjust the mouse’s sensitivity using five DPI (dots per inch) settings, ranging from 100 to 44,000. These settings can be accessed via a dedicated button on the mouse. Users can also assign different functions to the mouse buttons, including system commands, media controls, and actions for applications like Discord and OBS. An additional layer of button mappings is available through Logitech’s G-shift feature, which activates a secondary set of functions. However, the mouse lacks some advanced performance settings that other gaming mice offer. Users cannot adjust features like lift-off distance (how high the mouse must be lifted before it stops tracking), debounce times (how quickly the mouse registers button presses), or motion sync (how the mouse tracks movement). The only performance-related feature is BHOP mode, which helps prevent accidental scroll wheel clicks by ignoring the first scroll unless a second one occurs within a short time frame. The G305 X Superlight has a low profile, making it suitable for players who prefer a more compact grip. Its rear hump provides a comfortable resting place for the palm, and the light weight makes it easy to maneuver. The mouse’s buttons have a slightly downward slope and subtle indentations, offering a responsive click with good tactile feedback. The scroll wheel is easy to flick, though it may accidentally trigger when pressing the middle button unless done carefully. Priced at $79.99 (or equivalent in other currencies), the G305 X Superlight offers a good balance of features, including two wireless connection options—Bluetooth and a 2.4GHz dongle—allowing for quick switching between them. It comes in black or white, with a non-braided USB cable but no extra accessories like spare skates or grip tape. While it lacks native 8KHz support and some advanced performance tweaks, it is considered a strong value for a wireless gaming mouse. It is often compared to the more expensive Razer Viper V4 Pro and the more affordable Cooler Master MM311, though each has its own trade-offs in features and connectivity.