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    Lighting Type
    RGB
    Maximum Sensitivity
    25600 dots per inch
    Number of Buttons (Total)
    11
    Connection Type
    Wireless

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

Model:910-005565
SKU:6333841
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  • Rated 4 out of 5 stars

    Cool mouse, wish they had a bit more for the prich

    Feels great ergonomically and has the weights to customize the feel. One thing to point out is the software gets annoying IMO, if you are not actively moving the mouse for an amount of time, and then move the mouse, the DPI setting is forgotten by the software so moving the mouse will trigger it again and you will get a pop-up on the bottom right of the screen telling you the DPI setting is being applied. Why can't it just be applied all of the time? Wish we could just set a default number and never have to acknowledge or interact with the software whatsoever. Too many peripherals these days want to force their software, so if you have a keyboard, mouse, headset etc from any various manufacturers you have to think about their software. Lastly, for the price I wish they'd include Bluetooth functionality for versatility if needed. This mouse is pretty old and it seems Bluetooth comes standard in many other manufacturers mice, but not Logitech stuff. The Razer basilisk is the same shape as this one, their are $40 entry model even has Bluetooth.

    Posted by Scammed