Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse with Hero 25K Sensor, PowerPlay Compatible, Tunable Weights and Lightsync RGB - Black

Logitech. The MVP. The Goat. From small portable mice, to reliable wireless gaming mice, I have yet to find another mouse I have truly enjoyed using outside of a Logitech model. Its design, while not absolutely perfect in materials used on the outside, (those rubberized grip pads just get worn out so fast) the overall feel of it in your hand more than makes up for it. It feels like it's meant to be held and used in any occasion, with easy to access macro buttons, DPI adjustment, and a highly satisfying and responsive scroll wheel that can toggle between free spinning or single click mode at a whim and never fails to perfectly match what I need in game and out. The accuracy of it seems to be spot on by what I can tell through my extensive use of it, despite less than ideal surfaces. The RBG isn't too bright, either. It won't distract from your gaming, and can even be responsive to what's going on in your game as it's happening.

Great gaming mouse, very responsive. I love the extra button placement. My only complaint is when you push the wheel left or right it is also an asignable button ( which I like ) but when I press down on the center of the mouse wheel it tends to activate the left or right click. To the point where I just do not assign the center click on the mouse wheel to anything.

The media could not be loaded. Ergonomics:Size wise I have medium hands for a man. I came from using a Razer Deathadder 2013 for the last 7 years and the fit and feel is very similar. I would say to best use the G502’s buttons I’m shifting my hold position up a little more on the mouse but ergonomically it feels just as good.Latency:Can’t tell the difference between a wired mouse. I’m using the highest report rate which uses the most battery but I’m okay with the trade off.G HUB:If you’re having problems you might be using it wrong. You don’t even need it on your computer after you set up the mouse profile (a tip later), or you can have it set up to not startup with the computer and leave it on there to tweak when you want. Best of both worlds. In G HUB you can program all the buttons, lighting effects and intensity (to save some battery life, I use 44%) and most importantly dpi, as well as the dpi shift speed which I really kind of love. Now there will be people out there saying “I transferred my profile onto the onboard memory, it’s not holding it right when I start up I have to open G HUB to get my mouse acting right DPI setting wise”. That’s all user error. In the program by default there are 3 DPI settings in white, which are meant to be what you adjust through with the dpi buttons up and down if you want that. Most people don’t want or need that and on startup it goes to the lowest setting. G HUB could make this more clear because I don’t know why you would want to shift through DPI so often anyways. Regardless delete the other two and leave a single white DPI setting and a yellow DPI shift setting. At startup of the mouse/computer your DPI will be as expected without having to open G HUB. What happens when you do it no longer goes to lowest DPI option but instead goes to the one it was set to. Copy profile over to onboard and never use the program again, delete it or leave it, disable auto startup so it doesn’t mess with PC performance. It’s up to you and I can’t fault this at all. It flat out works however you want it to.Overall:Happy to have made the switch to this mouse. I was torn between Razer and Logitech and you probably can’t go wrong with either but I have no experience with Razer wireless. A docking station that isn’t the PowerPlay mat would be nice though. Razer having that is nice from a desk/wire clutter standpoint and frankly the PowerPlay mat is too small. As an engineer that does 3D modeling and a PC gamer at night this mouse performs great.

Absolutely love this mouse! I put off upgrading to a wireless mouse forever and now I wish I had done it sooner. Battery life and lately both rock, which were my main concerns to switching to wireless. I also really like this mouse's ergonomics and the adjustable weights it comes with. Logitech's software could be better, but it works well enough.Only gripe is that it doesn't charge with USB-C like all my other devices. Not enough to take it down from 5 stars, though. Highly recommend.

A fairly solid mouse in terms of quality. You no longer need to have Logitechs software running with the ability to use on board settings but if you wish there is plenty of costomization of the colors and lighting brightness. Switching from an older wired G502 it does feel that the newer counterparts may be of a lower overall build quality, especially the mouse wheel, but I'm still happy with the mouse I've grown the most used to but with more features. The wireless Bluetooth works extremely well and I've never had any sort of perceived lag or delay, and battery last for long enough I almost never have to think about it as long as it's plugged in maybe once a week.I will always appreciate the lightweight body with nice comfortable but grippy sides and the extra buttons compared to other mice without it being too much. The free spinning scroll wheel may seem like a gimmick but you will find yourself using it more and more whether your scrolling web pages or video game inventories.

My favorite mouse. Ever. Just got a 3rd as a backup and love the powerplay mat. Wireless charging is awesome and the response time coupled with the programmable buttons. Plus ergonomically probably top 3 I’ve used. Absolute recommend. Price point has always been a bit high and I wish the software wasn’t so obnoxious but overall a recommend.

Love LogiTech merchandise and will continue to buy! I got this for my husband and it is his absolute favorite mouse and the large charging mousepad wirelessly charges the mouse AS YOU USE IT! This is a great mouse for gamers! 10/10 recommend!!!