Computer mice
G305 LIGHTSPEED vs Lift Vertical Ergonomic Mouse
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| Product | Best-fit signals | Key points | Important compromise | Price context |
|---|---|---|---|---|
LogitechG305 LIGHTSPEEDProduct profile · features, trade-offs and buying fit | ValueWirelessGaming | HERO sensor with 200–12,000 DPI range 1000 Hz / 1 ms LIGHTSPEED wireless connection Manufacturer-stated up to 250 hours on one AA battery at about 99 g | The exact product family remains referenced by Logitech Australia, while the detailed product specification page is surfaced globally. Australian Product Guide treats current Australian availability separately and does not infer local stock from the global page. | Check current retailerlive price not maintained |
LogitechLift Vertical Ergonomic MouseProduct profile · features, trade-offs and buying fit | SpecialistWirelessErgonomic | 57° vertical ergonomic angle designed for small-to-medium hands Bluetooth Low Energy and Logi Bolt with switching across up to three devices One AA battery with manufacturer-stated life up to 24 months | The vertical shape is deliberately specialised and will not suit every grip or hand size. Right- and left-handed variants exist, so the exact local variant matters. | Check current retailerlive price not maintained |
RazerBasilisk V3Product profile · features, trade-offs and buying fit | BalancedGamingWired | 26,000 DPI optical sensor with 650 IPS / 50 G manufacturer-rated tracking 11 programmable buttons with five onboard profiles Four-way HyperScroll tilt wheel and wired low-latency connection | At roughly 101 g it is heavier than many current lightweight competitive mice. It is wired-only, which is a preference rather than a universal gaming advantage. | Check current retailerlive price not maintained |
RazerCobra ProProduct profile · features, trade-offs and buying fit | PremiumGamingWireless | Focus Pro 30K optical sensor with 750 IPS / 70 G manufacturer-rated tracking HyperSpeed, Bluetooth and wired USB-C connectivity at about 77 g Up to 100 h HyperSpeed at 1000 Hz or 170 h Bluetooth; optional hardware enables up to 8000 Hz wireless polling | The 8000 Hz mode requires compatible optional HyperPolling hardware and cuts battery life materially. Wireless charging also requires optional accessories. | Check current retailerlive price not maintained |
LogitechMX Master 4Product profile · features, trade-offs and buying fit | PremiumWirelessMulti Device | Darkfield sensor adjustable from 200–8000 DPI Bluetooth and Logi Bolt with multi-device workflow plus MagSpeed and thumb-wheel scrolling 650 mAh rechargeable battery with manufacturer-stated life up to 70 days and quick charging | At about 150 g it is much heavier than gaming mice. The business page exposes a business part number, while Australian Product Guide treats the maintained consumer name as the shared hardware family rather than claiming that exact SKU for every retail package. | Check current retailerlive price not maintained |
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