Logitech G304 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse, Hero Sensor, 12,000 DPI, Lightweight, 6 Programmable Buttons, 250h Battery Life, On-Board Memory,…

4 years and still going strong ! Love the quality this brand has .

I dislike the absence of some rubbery grip. But I like how light and solid it feels in the hand. Battery power also never bothered me. I think this is a good purchase

It has a great build quality.
The buttons make a lot of noise though.
The grip is alright but that’s because my hands are small so it fits nicely.
It works great even on Linux. Since it’s a minimal mouse, it’s pretty easy to setup and use.

The side buttons are too soft resulting in missclicks. They are neither programmable and cannnot be turned off unlike expensive logitech mouse. The mouse is on heavier side, I used it with a triple A battery and foil at first, now I’ve gotten used to the weight. Good build quality. The texture gives it a nice grip while still being comfortable and the clicks are really good. Worthy upgrade over a cheap mouse.

Before starting the review, I would like to make it clear that this is based on my personal experience with Logitech and I have already upgraded to a much lighter, better mouse from a different brand.
I purchased this mouse in the November of 2020 at a discounted price of INR 2675, and it is still working great, except the MB5 which has recently started to double click every now and then (Logitech moment).
The major highlights of the 304 are the hero sensor which lives up to it’s name, the 1000hz polling rate and 1ms response time on a wireless mouse makes it feel no different if not better(responsiveness) than most wired mice at this price point, a Duracell AA cell lasts well over 3.5 to 4 months even if the polling rate is set to 1000Hz and the ghub software is very user friendly, easily loads the saved profiles on the onboard memory and the mouse is functional without a bloatware running on your system 24*7. Moreover the shape of the mouse is perfect for a palm grip player and it fits perfectly in my hands which is not very large(I find it hard to hold bigger mice with uneven bumps and curves).
I have seen reviews of the primary buttons failing within a few months of purchase which honestly made me very skeptic about making a purchase but I made the move and my unit has spent well over 3000hours on genshin impact, over 1500hours on apex legends, and almost 1200hours collectively on valorant and csgo which are some of the games that get so sweaty at one point that you forget what your peripherals cost and abuse it to the point of breaking. The logitech logo wore off after few(9-10?) months of usage but all the switches along with the scroll wheel are working perfectly fine till date except the MB5 which recently started to double click. The switches are very clicky and the tactile feedback adds to the experience of story driven games as well as day to day usage like media creation and surfing. The only thing that I don’t like about this mouse is the weight which is nearly 115g with the AA cell in it, it will be a hindrance once you climb to the higher ranks, but there are third party weight reduction mod kits if you enjoy diy.
This mouse was a daily driver for me and I dragged it along with me everywhere for the past 4 years and it has never disappointed me.
As a final verdict I would like to recommend this mouse to everyone who have a budget constraint of less than 3.2K INR, at a slightly higher budget there are better wired options.

One of the worst Mouse I have ever witnessed.
Bluetooth connectivity issues. You just want to break something to cool off the headache it causes. It lags too much like skipping frames. Just search on Google or youtube or reddit. You will know that I’m not lying. Me and my friend purchased it together. Both got the same connectivity problem. Disappointed product from Logitech.
Wired mouse from Logitech are beasts. But wireless and specially this one is just plain waste of money.