Logitech - G502 Lightspeed Wireless Optical Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting - Wireless - Black

I'll never forget the first time I used a Logitech G500. Besides being a great all-around mouse, the scrollwheel blew me away. It was the first time I had used a mouse where the scrollwheel felt substantial, had a satisfying click, and the hyper scrolling - oh my the hyper scrolling. That was my gaming mouse of choice for many years, and it never let me down. A couple of years ago I got the G502, and found this design and precision to be even better. This was a worthy successor to the G500. The scrollwheel was a bit lighter, but felt just as good to click and spin. When I saw that there was a wireless version I took a chance on it. Before the G502 Lightspeed I was never happy with a wireless mouse. But technology has caught up, and the G502 Lightspeed is the same amazing mouse as the wired version. When I first used the G502 Lightspeed I felt the same surprise and wonder that the G500 made me feel about the mouse wheel. Only now it was from the incredibly precise and lag free wireless. The mouse can quickly convert to a wired mouse in order to charge, and has adjustable weights beneath a magnetized panel. Beneath another magnetized panel the seamless Logitech USB dongle can be easily stored. I've been installing games just to play with this great mouse. It's a bit expensive - but worth every penny IMO. Logitech has done it again!

My name is Ryan and I can truly say, I fell in love with this mouse. From the moment I unboxed this Logitech lightspeed G502 mouse I knew it was a thing of beauty inside and out. I like a heavier mouse and you can add weights to two different locations on the mouse (weights are included), this for me makes control of movement of the mouse seem easier. The buttons are very responsive so you know you are pressing them, and you can, with a little practice tell every button from one another by feel. I love that I can program buttons to pre-made functions, or make macros, or other functions, using downloaded software from website. I use excel a lot, also for work I do a lot of copy and paste, so I programed copy to one thumb button, and paste to the other.. Now I just double left click, thumb button one, left click, thumb button two. The scroll wheel is ultimate for me. This was my first mouse with a left or right button in the wheel (it tilts left or right), allowing you to scroll left or right with a click. It also has a button behind wheel to release it to free wheel super fast scroll. This mouse using downloaded software is very customizable, the light color (color wheel and shade / tint slider), light mode, (breathing, fade, flashing, etc.), speed of light modes, assign certain colors for battery indicators, (when battery gets to point you set it changes color). There is a dpi button that switches between preset or customized settings up to 20,000 (way, way to fast for me), also a quick switch dpi that you can set to a second dpi, so while you hold the button it is a different dpi, let go of button and it goes back to original dpi without having to switch between 5 settings. My computer picks up the movement instantly no noticeable latency. This is what started me on my search for a new mouse, I have had 15 plus mice ranging from 9.99 to 24.99, they have all failed in some way or another. The last one, I had to beat on pad to get the computer to turn on from sleep, so I researched (I do for everything I buy) this mouse was on every list (so were others but I know this brand). From minutes of using this mouse I know it will last. Now I know this is a gaming mouse and I don't game much, I also have a mid range HP Omen gaming laptop. I wanted quality and longevity. (Gaming laptops have the fast processors, high-end hi-performance components that stay relevant longer), I feel the same with this mouse! If you are looking for a high quality, high performance mouse, this is it. This mouse is well worth the cost. I never thought I could love a mouse.

It is ergonomically comfortable and has weights to adjust the feel individually. It is important to note that the software is irritating in my opinion, because if you do not actively move the mouse for a while and then move it, the software forgets the DPI settings, so moving the mouse will activate it again and appear A window appears in the lower right corner of the screen indicating that the DPI settings are being applied. Why can't it be implemented constantly? I hope we can set a set amount and never have to agree or contact the program. Nowadays, many external devices try to impose their software, so if you own a keyboard, mouse, headphones, etc., from different brands, you should consider their software.

The Logitech G502 is an awesome gaming mouse. It’s super comfortable and has adjustable weights so you can get it just right. The sensor is really precise, which makes gameplay smooth and responsive. Plus, you can customize the buttons and RGB lighting to match your setup. It’s durable and feels great even during long sessions. Overall, a solid choice for any gamer.

It's really easy to use. And the weights that come with it, allow you to adjust how it feels. Which I think is pretty pretty cool. So I highly recommend it, it wasn't even the one that I had intended to purchase which was sold out and twice the price. So i'm glad that I got this one instead, because i got performance and ergonomics i was wanting at half the price.