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Opininions on the g305?

Hazelty
By Hazelty
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Its the best wireless mouse you can get on the cheap just make sure your hand is in the right size for the mouse

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I would get the G602, its currently cheaper than the g305 on amazon and it has more buttons.

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8 hours ago, DarthSolidus said:

I would get the G602, its currently cheaper than the g305 on amazon and it has more buttons.

G602 is a much older mouse, with an inferior sensor. I would recommend against getting the G602 unless you really need the buttons. 

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