Customer Ratings & Reviews

Logitech G-Hub required. This basically kills any desire to continue to own this version of my absolute favorite mouse ever...and it infuriates me. The mouse is everything I love about my G502 mice (I own 5, one for every system I use) and it's wireless! The only comparable wireless mice, from Logitech, when I first started using my G502 were maybe the G602 or G900 but both did feel the same or have button placement down as well as the G502. This mouse is an exact physical clone of mine with a few internal tweaks and SLIGHT upgrades...mainly the biggest one just being wireless. The weight system is slightly different and I'm not sure if it needed to be adjusted at all but it still works great. The reality is that they probably changed them just to make the older weights obsolete so if you need replacements you'll be buying them at the highest price. It performs great and honestly it's a hard product to fault...except that it requires a program that I abhor and refuse to use alongside LGS just to support products that absolutely should be compatible in both services. I still use what Logitech now considers "legacy" products, the original G502 versions are now on that list, and they all run via LGS which is a well built and thoroughly vetted program so being forced to run a second program that is absolutely inferior in every way seems ridiculous. I also need to point out that one of my frustrations is that if you have any in between interlying devices (like G910 Orion / Spark keyboard) and you install the G-Hub software it will take control of those devices as the primary software for all profiling and such. This is infuriating in multiple ways but mainly because the profile systems were changed and even when you import "older" profiles the G-Hub will QUITE COMMONLY lose/forget them!! So, do I like this mouse? Absolutely! Would I recommend this mouse to someone? Absolutely, as long as this is there first ever entry into the Logitech gaming software interface or they are already accustomed to G-Hub. Do I feel like this mouse fits all of my personal criteria for a wireless gaming mouse? Yes because it has everything you could ask for in such a device, in all the right places, and it will never disappoint you in any game you choose to bring it with you into...but also no because it also forces you to use a service that is inferior to its predecessor and that feels wrong on too many levels to endorse. I returned mine after trying to convince myself to only use it on specific systems where the need for two separate programs was tolerable, because in the end it just caused too much unwanted hassle and unnecessary redundancy.

I purchased this mouse along with the wireless charging mouse pad and I have never had to charge this mouse once in the time I have had it. The mouse is very comfortable to hold in my hand. Definitely would recommend.

Highly recommended! I use it for daily work and gaming

I have had many mouses of this same brand, but nothing like this one! It's fast, comfortable and excellent for playing video games!

Very ergonomic and I found it pretty light. The infinite scroll is fun. Package came earlier than expected. Overall satisfied with my purchase. I only wished logitech upgraded his USB type C for charging.

I’m in love with this mouse, you can add weight if you need to and has extra buttons and I really like it.

Feels great, holds a very long charge. I can probably get 30 hours of constant use before charging. All buttons are easy to bind in different games.

clickity clack, very fast and slick gaming mouse, the additional weights to make it heavier is nice

I was a little skeptical when I got it because I had a game mouse before , but it looks different than this one. This is actually more comfortable and so fast! I’m beating my competition

So I was skeptical when Logitech started making a gaming line of products... but honestly... with this purchase I have completed my set of Logitech peripherals, from headset to keyboard, to mouse, and even joystick.... They are good quality and the perfect price. I love my ability to code macros and tie them to any button, even overriding the standard functionality if it suites me.

Good wireless mouse with a lot of customization options. Good battery life and fits well in my hand

I have had this mouse for close to a year, lost the USB dongle, and I decided to buy a second one. I wouldn't go with any other brand, and definitely love the G502 Lightspeed.

Great for fps gaming. Adjustable weights to your liking. Wide range of dpi settings and the ability to switch in to sniper dpi with a touch of a thumb button on the side. All of this while it’s WIRELESS.

If you love the regular G502 and want a excellent wireless mouse look no further! This is a bit heavier than the standard G502 but that's expected of a wireless mouse.

I came from a Steel Series Rival 600 and this mouse is better in everyday. Theres no delay even though its wireless, the buttons are smooth, the Logitech G Hub is easy to use to customize the buttons as well.

Fits my hand well and is not overly complicated! No batteries required, which I like a lot!

The wireless technology is great, response time is definitely around 1ms. Also comes with interchangeable weights which helps with mouse movements for different games! Great mouse!

Love the option to move weights around inside to balance the mouse to my liking. Comfortable, and easy set up.

FINALLYYYY LOGITECH!!! I've been using the G502 since it's release in early 2016 and of course once I heard they made a wireless version, I had to jump on it immediately. Having the freedom without the wire is so liberating. The sensor upgrade from the HERO just makes it even better. It did take a little getting used to at first after having used wired gaming mice for years and years. I play games like CSGO, PUBG, R6: Siege, so having the extra buttons was crucial for me. That's what originally drew me to the G502 mouse. The G502 Lightspeed gets approximately 60 hours of gaming use and charges very quickly, so I haven't had to worry about battery life at all. There's really nothing bad about this mouse that I can think of other than the price, but for me it's 100% worth it.

I have gotten two of these mouses already and both have problems with double clicking on the left click. The software sometimes cannot detect the mouse. I highly recommend saving your profiles on the onboard memory. The mouse is large, it you have small hand you will find yourself readjusting your hand to reach the sniper button.