Logitech - G302 Daedalus Prime Optical Gaming Mouse - Black

I was looking for a wired mouse for everyday use. To my dismay, Bestbuy only carried a few in the "normal" mouse section of the store. After wandering around, I ended up in the gaming section and saw a much bigger line of options. I purchased this one because of price point and was amazed by how much of a difference this makes. The higher scan resolution and overall feel is amazing, much better than your average mouse. Someone asked me "what game do you play" ... my response was "Outlook ... and this mouse is awesome".

So I've gone through several mouses and I've never really said "I LOVE this mouse." I've used the Steel Series Ikari, Steel Series Sensei, Steel Series Rival, Razer Death Adder, and Corsair M65. All of them had their gripes. This one has just about 2 minor ones. No braided cable and there's no continuous scrolling like the G502. I can't really complain considering I got it for $37 which is a main reason why I love this mouse over all the others that's almost 2x the cost. The right and left buttons are so crisp, it amazes me every day. Some say the edges scratch and bother them but I feel nothing at all. I've discovered I'm a claw grip user, so I guess a reason why I dislike most of the mouses stated above was because palm grip slowed down my gameplay.

For several years now I have purchased Logitech products - Mice, Keyboards, Web Cams and they have always worked well. A few times I purchased other keyboards and mice and within a few months, ended up purchasing a Logitech product. This G302 mouse ifs very good, but may not be to a gamer - the scroll wheel is a little stiff, but maybe over time it may loosen up a little.I am not a gamer, and to me this feels and works perfectly for me.

The Logitech G302 is overall a great mouse for the price. The sensor is quality enough to use in competitive shooter, (CSGO for example), but the real down fall is the lightness of the main left and right click. It requires very little pressure to actually "click" which might be useful to some but can be difficult to get use to. Another word of warning is the overall size and shape, which those with bigger hands can find uncomfortable, and when combined with the easy to click buttons could be straight up unusable for some. Overall though, if you can get use to the mouse and its buttons, it does rather well in a variety of games, and when paired with the Logitech gaming software, very customizable with its adjustable DPI button.

I wanted a decent corded mouse with a cable long enough for my needs (a reliable, accurate mouse on most surfaces since I am an artist designer). I never had good results with wireless mice, either USB or Bluetooth. They always cut out a lot and the batteries ran out quickly. This wired mouse does everything I need and it isn't horribly gamer gaudy with too many lights and buttons and odd shapes. My only complaint about it is that it cannot track on glass, but a cheap mouse pad is all that's needed to fix that.

great gaming mouse for my teen boy. he uses mostly for a game called league of legends and the mouse is perfect for that game. he loves it

This mouse was a bit hard to find - they keep "gaming mice" in a different area from "office mice" (maybe they are afraid of ACME Labs issues?). Too many mice there had too many buttons, this was the one that was closer to a "normal" mouse than all the others. Good glide, good tactile response. The main feature I wanted was wired, with accurate optical sensors. This has all of those features. Nothing too fancy, and great value. Recommended.

I am not a gamer so I cannot speak to how it performs from that standpoint. But I can tell you that as someone who uses a computer all day that this mouse is very nice. It is very responsive both tracking and with the scroll wheel. It has numerous adjustments that you can make to get a better fit for you (tracking response and such). It also feels very comfortable in your hand.