[Grip Upgrade] 2.0 Plus Mouse Anti-Slip Grip Tape Compatible with G305, G203, G102, G304, G pro Hero Gaming Mouse, Professional Mice Upgrade Kit,Sweat Resistant,Cut to Fit,Easy to Apply

Perfect fitment and quality, these grips are worth every penny!

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I put these on my G305 two days ago and omg wow, I love my mouse even more now. I've only had the G305 since February 20th (today is February 28th). On the first day, all I wanted was more grip. I almost regretted buying it. After a few days though, I began to feel that I no longer needed more grip, but then I saw a video showing this mouse one year after purchasing and the finish on their left button was worn so much they could feel it. It had the appearance of paint chipped off. I still *kinda* wanted more grip and I definitely didn't want to be dealing with that problem a year from now, so I ordered these grips and WOW I'm glad I did!Now sure, I wish they were thinner due to the side buttons not sticking out as much as I want, but this stuff is already extremely thin. I don't see how they could make it any thinner without compromising on durability. You see, if they were any thinner, I wouldn't have been able to peel them off my mouse to start over when trying to apply these perfectly because they would have ripped.So yeah, wow, 5 stars!Oh, and I think they have the same scent as Scotch tape. :)Update for March 20th: They no longer have any scent, and today they were feeling a bit slippery. So I soaked a paper towel with water, wrung out as much of it as I could, and I cleaned the grips. Afterward, the excellent grip returned! Now they're just like new again, perfectly restored.You see, I have a dry skin problem and I hate using lotion (so I never do), so I assume it was just built up skin dust that was too thin of a layer for me to see easily. I could see *something*, but I wasn't sure what it was. It turns out, I was probably right because they also *look* new again (it could've also just been normal dust and like napkin/paper towel/facial tissue lint too). It wasn't skin oil though. I know that because I don't leave fingerprints on anything due to how carefully I avoid touching things that would make my hands grubby enough to leave fingerprints. So it was just a dry build-up of dust I had to wipe off of the grips.What I'm getting at is, if you find after a couple of weeks the grip isn't as good as it was the first day, then just wipe them with a wet cloth or a wet paper towel. They will absorb some of the water (they're designed to absorb moisture), but after they dry they will be just like new again. You'll have to vacuum off the lint after the cleaning, but still. I used a furniture brush attachment.I learned this trick from grip strips I have attached to my iPhone. The instructions said I'd have to replace them about once every month or two, but here I am well over 2 years later with the first strips I put on, and it's all because I keep them clean. It's the same concept as rubber feet on a keyboard: the dustier they get, the less grippy they will be. Keep them clean, and they retain their grip.Update for April 6th: There's much more moisture in the air now and my skin isn't quite so dry. I haven't cleaned the grips since the March 20th update, yet the amount of grip is like they're brand new.

Package and the quality is very good.

If you live in a hot country, don't hesitate to purchase your pair of grips.