Logitech G502 Hero K/DA High Performance Gaming Mouse - Hero 25K Sensor, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory - Official League of Legends KDA Gaming Gear

I use this for gaming and for work. Having multiple profiles is clutch, and is the locking/unlocking scroll wheel. Easily one of the best mice Ive owned.

Its a bit difficult to figure out how to control the rgb though, i ended up using an external app (OpenRGB)

This is one of the five pieces of K/DA Gear themed Logitech equipment. There is a trivial difference in cost between the standard and the K/DA skin. This is otherwise a standard G502 with the upgraded sensor from the first version. This mouse has an extremely good sensor that was an upgrade from the original version. There are weighting attachments though I actually prefer not putting them on. This does use a USB-A connection and can be modified with a USB-C connector if desired. There is an easily accessible physical DPI control that works very well for FPS games. This is a right-handed mouse and the feel is comfortable for medium and large hands. This supports palm grip though claw grip is comfortable with the button placement. With the Logitech G Hub, the sensitivity can be changed as well as the lighting. Since you will see the mouse quite a bit, it is easy to appreciate both the K/DA skin and the coloration. I really like to keep the color the same K/DA Blue default. You can use a specific League of Legends profile as well, and it does work well with the lighting. In comparison with the other K/DA mouse, this is much more fully-featured, and I would recommend this over the 300 series light mouse.

Im not a League of Legends K/DA fan but absolutely love the color theme on this mouse. It is clean looking, yet sleek and stylish. It is super lightweight and well built. The buttons are very responsive and have a nice tactical feel to them. The tracking is outstanding as well. It is smooth and sensitive. I really like the weight system in this mouse. It comes with 5 little weights in a case. Simply pop the bottom plate open and add the desired weight(s) according to your preference. The mouse itself is super light, so I added a couple of the weights to make it just perfect for me. The RGB light is nice but mostly in the G logo. The scroll wheel is pretty decent. It appears to be metal, albeit a little slippery for me. It can be set to clicking and free spinning with a button, which is nice. All in all, this is a great gaming mouse. Lightweight, comfortable and responsive. I love the black & white theme, which is clean and sleek. The weight system is another big plus for me. Im glad that I ordered it. It looks and works better than I expected. It is worth checking it out.

I’m sure this thing would really come into its own while gaming, but I need a gaming mouse that can also do double duty as an everyday mouse, and there are a few features of the G502 Hero that really don’t work for me. First, the overall design feels just a little too busy. I know that gamers want a wide variety of programmable buttons at their fingertips, but here they just feel a little squeezed together, with five on the left side of the mouse and nothing on the right. I’m sure I’d grow accustomed to this after a while, but for the few hours I used the mouse it just felt like the buttons got in the way. Second, the scroll wheel can be switched between free spinning and with clicks. The free spinning mode is incredibly smooth, but when you activate the clicks you get a hell of a lot of noise, and the wheel itself suddenly feels a little cheaply made. Moving to this from my Logitech MX Anywhere 3 feels jarring, because the scroll wheel on that mouse is a thing of beauty, with excellent tactile feedback and no annoying noise. Finally, the overall size of this mouse is just a bit much. I have fairly small hands for a guy, and it just feels like I’m wrestling with this thing. Whichever button I need to click I feel as if I need to move my hand to reach for it, while my MX Anywhere 3 rests comfortably beneath my hand with everything easily within reach. I don’t think this is a bad gaming mouse by any means, but it just doesn’t tick my boxes.

Got the mouse and it fits like a glove. Also, the app is easy to use. I replace it with a Alienware mouse that felt like I was holding a brick. This mouse does not feel light but at the same time it does not feel heavy. It is just perfect. No wonder I saw so many good reviews on Youtube and on Amazon. A must buy for FPS, MOBA, and MMO.

G502 is my favorite mouse. Amazon delivery is very fast, but the Courier only knocked on the door once and left, leaving my delivery on the ground. I hope the Courier of Amazon can let me sign to confirm receipt of the goods before leaving.

The Logitech G502 KDA edition is a 502 featuring a new design and sensor, namely the Hero 25K DPI sensor. The G502, while on the heavy side, is an exceptional Mouse all around. The scroll wheel is excellent, providing both smooth and tactile feedback at the click of a button. The scroll wheel is one of the most satisfying ones on the market. The sheer amount of buttons you have make it a perfect choice for not only MOBA players, but also MMOs, Fortnite, even Minecraft! The sensor is nice and accurate. If you’ve used a hero sensor in the past, you’ll know just how good they are and this sensor is no exception! I had no issues with tracking and played well in every match of Modern Warfare and Battlefield 4! Build quality also feels great, with the mouse having a nice a sturdy build to it. This is an easy recommendation from me! The G502 is notorious for being one of the best mice on the market and for good reason!

its good so far I will try to update if anything happens

real real wild. Everything to love about the 502 but now with KDA flavor. I love how it looks, feels just as good.