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

This mouse is pretty excellent with the hero sensor. It has some good buttons and clicks but some can be too light as it allows for accidental clicks. The whole most can be reprogram and macrod per your preference by installing their proprietary software. Took me a bit to disable/reprogram the dpi change buttons and program the mouse so that I would not have to have their program open all the time. I did this as there were moments that I would barely high my keyboard and those buttons activate. changing DPI settings while in the middle of a game in a tense moment. The mouse is not as light as some of the mice that have come out lately. It sits over 100 grams and includes weights to make it heavier. They say you can tailor to adjust the feel of the mouse but the weight locations on the mouse are centralized which make it either just seem heavy or lighter. The size of the mouse ok. I tend to have large hands and find this mouse to be too narrow. This could be better suited for smaller hands or if you like a narrow mouse. Im coming from a G9 Laser and was really happy with that mouse as you could change out a plastic chassis to be a bit wider which helped my hands on the mouse. I also use the MX Master for work and would rather have that width for a gaming mouse with this hero sensor. Mouse outputs at 1k Hz which you can definitely tell the difference if you came from anything 500hz or lower (G9 was a 500Hz polling rate). Battery life is decent. I can get a good gaming session in a day. Plug my mouse in over night to charge to be ready for the next. It is nice to not have a cord as that can add a perceived weight to the mouse due to the friction and pull on how you route the wire. Overall this is a decent mouse. Just wish it was wider or if they implemented the same system as the G9 Laser which allowed you to put a different style chassis on it to fit different peoples hands better.

Day 1 light speed receiver would not connect. Tried to repair them now the mouse and the regular reciever just connect and disconnect constantly. Rebooted still nothing I think the reciever is Doa. Sent back for a 2nd one. Will update. Got my second one In and works amazing loved the wires version and love the wireless better no lag at all. Wish I knew the new version was coming out but couldnt beat the deal. These mice allow you to do so much

My only complaint is the fact this is still running a usb micro b. But the new model they have released has usb c. So take that into consideration when buying. It may not hold up as long, only time will tell. Feels great in the hand with custom weights and scroll settings. Id recommend.

I use it for games and surfing the Internet, I am quite satisfied. of the minuses, this is an absolutely incomprehensible control program from the manufacturer and the fact that the device wakes up from sleep mode for a few seconds

Middle mouse wheel is very loud when locked which is the primary mode of use for most people, so thats annoying. Also it sits a little too high for me making it hard to transition from a left to a middle mouse click when gaming. Plus after a few months of use if I shake the mouse side to side on my desk the mouse wheel rattles on the side press switches but I probably got unlucky with that part. I dont really like Logitechs ghub app too much either and I think others share this opinion. Overall still an amazing mouse.

One of the best gaming mouses I’ve ever used! If your one of those people who can’t stand small mice’s but don’t want a huge one either this one is just perfect! It also comes with weights so you can basically choose the friction on this mouse. Been using it for 3 years and still going strong!

Ive been using this mouse for years. Finally picked up the wireless version while it was on sale and it was a steal! Worth every penny. I hot keyed G8 & G7 Keys directly next to left click to lob my grenades in Call Of Duty DMZ. So much faster and they hit almost every single time. Definitely recommend this product. Logitech got it right on this one.

I got this mouse to replace my g602, and don’t regret it. Ergonomics and Feel: I have large hands, and this mouse fits very well in my hand. It is slightly larger than the g602, so may be a bit too large for someone with smaller hands. The plastic has a quality feel, and the textured rubber on the sides adds grip and a pleasant feel. I like the thumb rest on the side, though some may not. The mouse moves very smoothly. One reviewer mentioned the texturing on the bottom being issue, but I have not experienced this at all. Overall: this mouse is very comfortable. Switches and Buttons: The L & R mouse buttons are nice and clicky, but not obnoxiously loud. The mouse wheel can switch between free spinning and notched modes, which is great. However, the wheel itself feels a bit loose. The clicks on the wheel (middle, left, and right) all feel nice and clicky. There DPI buttons also feel nice, as does the top button which displays battery level via the RGB lights. The side buttons, however, feel a little mushy. Not terribly mushy, but mushier than I would like. All of the buttons are re-mappable via the G-Hub software, which I’ll discuss further down. Overall: I like the feel of the switches, though the side buttons could be clickier. Additional Features: The mouse is rechargeable, which can be a pro or a con. I like being able to swap out batteries (I have rechargeable ones anyway), but the lack of something like AA means the mouse is a bit lighter. The included charging cable is braided and feels quality, however, which is a nice plus. Battery life on this is just ok. It needs to be recharged about every 5 days, which is acceptable, but not exceptional. On the weight, this mouse allows you to swap out weights in the mouse to adjust the feel. I really like this feature, and the covers over the weights are magnetic and thus easily accessible. The mouse features adjustable DPI via two buttons up top, which is a huge plus in my book. The DPI settings can also be adjusted via G-Hub, and you can even set how much each button press increases or decreases DPI. The mouse has minimal RGB, which is a plus for me. I do like that the RGB can display battery level as well. The sensor on this mouse is also fantastic. There’s no noticeable lag, and the mouse responds very smoothly. Overall: This mouse comes with some really great features, though it being rechargeable could be seen as a pro or a con depending on your situation. Software: A lot of people really hate G-Hub, but I’ve not had any issues with it. Perhaps it used to be buggier and more problematic before, but it works great for me now. It’s easy to adjust RGB settings, set up macros, bind buttons, and manage your mouse. The mouse also has onboard memory, so if you really want to you can set up the mouse with the software and then uninstall it. I personally don’t mind G-Hub though. It’s got a clean UI and is easy to use. It does what it needs to. I also like that you can set different profiles for the mouse with it (e.g. game specific bindings). Is there better software out there than G-Hub? Sure. But I really don’t understand the absolute hatred for this software, as I haven’t personally experienced it being that bad.

I bought this almost two years back and it has been great so far. It is good for gaming and for office work. It is easy to change the dpi (dots per inch) as you change your task. The Logitech G Hub, the software the comes with it to customize this mouse is whole another shit show. The ding in the rating is primarily due to that. The software is flaky, it wont load if my company VPN is on. Configuring buttons on the mouse to perform an action requires special education! Seriously Logitech? Overall it is a descent mouse. If you find it for a price range of 60 to 80 you should get it. Cheers!

Im not too serious about gaming performance and how you need a certain mouse to play shooters and all that. I use this mouse for general use. There is no wireless charging for this mouse! It comes with a few weights as well. Its very comfortable in my hand and my wrist doesnt ache as much as my older mouse (razer). You can definitely customize your preferences through the app on your computer (the app is pretty lackluster though). Its great to play my PC in bed or on the couch and it works well on non flat surfaces. I can even use it on my leg if I wanted to. For the price I got, this is well worth the investment.