Logitech - G502 Proteus Spectrum Wired Optical 11-Button Scrolling Gaming Mouse with RGB Lighting - Black

but the weight and cable kept it from being a great mouse. Pros has a top sensor a lot of buttons great wheel function Cons the weight is 121 grams unweighted or 139 grams fully loaded. it's a brick so it's bad for competitive fps or are you an NFL Linebacker? the cord- it has a braided cable that over time gets tangled up and leaves your wire looking like crap. it's ugly i hate the way it looks

Any review of the quality and performance of the G502 Proteus Core will apply to this mouse as it is simply the same mouse with no blue plastic and the addition of RGB lighting. I tried other gaming mice at this price point and just couldn't do without the flick-scroll functionality of the Logitech scroll wheel. I'd grown accustomed to my old Logitech G9 and this mouse matches or improves upon every aspect of that mouse. The Logitech Gaming Software, that manages the button, sensitivity, and color profiles, is lightweight and easy to use (only uses about 30KB of memory to run in the background). If you don't care about matching color with your other components or keyboard, then stick with the Proteus Core. Otherwise, I highly recommend this mouse for top-notch performance, comfort, and aesthetics.

I had the G903 before I purchased this mouse, and I never thought I’d leave wireless. But after a few hours with this mouse, the advantage is undeniable. There is a reason many pros use this mouse. It’s ergonomics are unmatched, and it glides effortlessly on any surface e.

I was extremely fond of my old G500 mouse, with its button layout, scroll selector switch, and weight customization. When it broke and I got a G700 replacement I was disheartened to see those features gone. Now with this G502, I have those back and custom RGB to boot. Set up my custom macros and etc in Logitech's driver and control suite and I was good to go. Would recommend.

I've had a Razor mouse before but this Logitech mouse was on sale and I liked the product features. After reviewing the online reviews I decided to try it out. I made a good choice this Mouse feels great in my hand, I didn't have to use any of the weights provided but It's good to know they are included to help customize this mouse the way you want to. Really that's what this Mouse is all about customizing, for the way you like to play!

If you are like me and you aren't a super hardcore gamer, but you also want some of the awesome features of a nice, customized mouse, then this is the one. It is inexpensive and easy to set up to your preferences. No complaints whatsoever.

If you have 50-60 bucks to spend on a gaming mouse, and you happen to be in the market for a mouse that has: - the ability to change DPI on-the-fly - change the sensitivity of scroll wheel functionality - adjustable weights and weight distribution - User-friendly gaming profile management - The ability to set multiple gaming/sensitivity profiles and change them on the fly - a "sniper button" to "clutch" the DPI to lower settings during sniper fire in FPS - an overall overwhelmingly positive experience Then this is definitely the mouse for you. I had purchased a Razer Deathadder Chroma earlier in the year as I'd read several positive reviews. However; upon using this mouse for no more than a month, I'd noticed that for the price ($60), it was very much overpriced and lacked several features. The ergonomics were great, but the features that many power-users want were simply not there. Logitech's previous version of this mouse, the g500 has been lauded as one of the best gaming mice out there. And for good reason. It was comfortable, versatile for many various grip-types, and reliable. The G502 is no exception. With the built-in thumb holder and the updated ergonomics, small-handed and large-handed users alike will find something to praise on this peripheral. So to sum up, Pros: - listed above, also it's affordable! Cons: - Lack of RGB adjustable lighting profiles, but that has been addressed in the more expensive Proteus Spectrum - It's thinner profile may prove uncomfortable for those with wider hands - the mouse-wheel could have really benefited from a rubber grip rather than the metallic finish. For the reasons listed above, I had to dock it a star. But if you're in the market for a new gaming mouse, look no further. Proteuscore MASTER RACE.

The mouse I had lasted for about 20 years until it died on me so I was very out of the loop when it came to a high performance mouse to use. I went to the stores trying out each one on how it feels and have to say the Logitech G502 is the best feeling mouse for those who enjoy thumb support when using. PROS: Mouse is made well, has grip sides and rest support for thumb Multiple customization buttons and speeds Able to setup multiple profiles, I found this useful for "game mode vs standard mode" Software makes it very easy to customize every setting on the mouse Includes weights for the mouse to set the drag to the level you like CONS: Price , I feel it is a little overprices versus competitors Software must run in background Overall I would recommend this mouse for anyone who enjoys a balance between everyday use and a gaming mouse. The buttons are not too extreme at the same time very customizable to support your type of gameplay.