Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love these. Highly recommend. Don't forget to add the weights?

Only issue i had was that it was wired, which unless you are prepared to have, can get annoying due to the cable tugging on items on your desk.

Many of my friends recommended this so I bought it in store. Entirely great value with the smooth movement! Love it!

Will take some getting use to if your use to regular mouse . Has weights included to customize feel

On my second one, first you ended up having issues with the right mouse button. Not sure if it was a defect or me being rough with it while changing around my setup

Great gaming mouse. Allows for quick and precision gaming movements. Feels great and allows for good hand placement.

Perfect for the new laptop we got. Wonderful for gaming, as well as regular Internet surfing. We're absolutely thrilled!

Very good mouse. Keep in mind it is very heavy compared to some of the other popular mouses ( even with all the weights out of it).

Mouse works great - used in gaming. No issues, smooth. Connected easily to computer.

I went from the g602 to this one wireless to wired with more functions and I just couldn’t believe how easy the swap was

Actually a great mouse. Probably the most non complex mouse but still has a ton of buttons you can use to remap !

Sweet and smooth just what I wanted. You can even program key bindings and mouse speeds. To specific games you play.

I had been looking for a bigger mouse to use and after looking at a few different ones i bought this one.

One of the best mouse's for pc gaming and has 9 programable buttons that I use regularly in Destiny and FFXIV.

Easy to customize, ergonomic and a good build quality. The ability to change speed profiles helps my wife as well.

Weights are a game changer.. Replaced a no-name gaming mouse with the G502 and I'm regretting not doing it sooner.

Pretty good mouse. Feels good when gaming. Would recommend on tight budget

Feels like a $300 mouse . Very cool weight adjustment features. Matches my keyboard LOVEEEE IT

Just as good as the original G502 but with better price and looks. The white accents look great and match a lot of white custom gaming builds. For me, after using the G502 for Close to 3 years, it's become like a second skin and using it ruined all other mice for me haha. I own 8 different Logitech, Razer, Corsair and other gaming mice but always choose this one when it's time to play. One of my only issues with it is the mouse wheel. Don't get me wrong, the heavy metal weight and endless free-spin features are wonderful, and add a very premium feel to the mouse. The problem is the slickness of the metal, if you have very dry/clean hands and try to scroll With the heavy wheel too gently.. it will sometimes not move the wheel at all due to the surface being mirror-like smooth and slick. On the other hand, if you have ANY oils, lotions (sometimes even just sweat) on your mouse hand, you will be unable to spin it do to the combined heavy weight and slick surface. Switching to endless scroll allows easier movement but less precision, such as when changing weapons in FPS games. Overall a perfect gaming mouse and not everyone will have trouble with the mouse wheel!

I am not the typical buyer of Logitech G502 Hero gaming mouse because I am not an avid PC gamer. I do play some games but not much because I just do not like the keyboard and mouse experience. So why would I be reviewing this mouse? Keep reading and it will make sense after I go over some my likes and dislikes of the mouse. Let me start off by saying that Logitech makes the best PC mice , period. They are all well thought out, responsive and have good tactile quality. This holds true for the G502 Hero. If you look closely, you start to see that every slope, every edge and button placement have a purpose ( although too many buttons on the G502 – more on that later.) The G502 Hero just fits perfect in my hand. However, I can see where this would not be great for people with large hands. Also, this is a right handed design only; you need to look for the ambidextrous versions and they tend to be more expensive. I like the main buttons but there are 4 buttons on the left side and I kept getting miss-clicks. I guess since I am not a PC gamer others may be used to this and they do serve a programmable purpose, I just do not like it. It gives the mouse an over designed feel to it. So back to why is an occasional PC -gamer reviewing a gaming mouse? Well, I do use Adobe Photoshop for editing and a gaming mouse is perfect for it. For example, the 16000 DPI ( which is overkill) gives a very precise movement. When you have a high res image and you are trying to move slightly across a zoomed in section, you quickly appreciate a high DPI mouse. This mouse is also heavy out of the box and you have the option to add included weights. I’m not sure the weight is for every gamer and think that most gamers , at least FPS gamers, they may want a light mouse. However, for editing an image , a heavier weight and a high DPI are a perfect combination. In summary, this is a quality gaming mouse that shows mature engineering . Mature engineering in the sense that Logitech has improved on the work of previous generations. For most gamers, it will hit the marks across the board. As indicated above, I think the G502 could have done without the extra two or more buttons on the left side. I’m not sure I would every not experience miss-clicks in a fast paced game. But, I still would recommend this for most gamers . For the image editors out there who also game, this would be a solid home run.