Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best. Mouse. Get it. When it’s on sale is when you should really purchase it.

Pros: *Nice RGB for the logo and DPI meter. *Never had any trouble with the sensor *Very adjustable weights with nice location and are hidden well *Nice look and design still comfortable although not the most comfortable mouse I have used. *Very high dpi and can also be very low *scroll wheel has 2 modes which is helpful *Inexpensive for the features and brand Cons: *Mouse is a little bulky for my liking but not much of a problem. *A lot of buttons but I have trouble with pressing some of them *Mouse is a heavier than average *Software pretty user friendly but takes some time to figure out *Not all buttons work with all games Final Thoughts: This is a excellent gaming mouse which I would strongly consider you to buy. With the large amount of features, nice design, and inexpensive price I would say you can’t go wrong when purchasing this!

Absolutely love this mouse! Worth every Penny! Wooooooo!

This is a good mouse and may be 5 stars for other people, but as someone who came from the Razer Deathadder Essential, this mouse just isn't as comfortable and for people with small hands it's hard to reach the button on the side of the mouse without using a claw grip. I enjoy the multiple buttons, the fast scroll wheel, and the weights that you can or remove from the mouse. If you have small hands and prefer that natural hand palm grip feel this mouse is not for you, if you have bigger hands and enjoy playing with claw grip this is an amazing mouse for the price.

I like this mouse it has a nice fit and is easy to use

This Logitech G502 Hero mouse is one of my favorites, and it is the most comfortable to use. The optical sensor goes up to 1600 DPI mark. The sensor works in either white or black surface. The mouse comes with five modular weights (each is 3.6g) that can be dispersed inside to give the user more personalized weight and balance configuration. I found this great because I get more of a customized control. The sniper button works like a charm because it quickly adjusts the DPI to allow a more narrow in precision for shotting. The cable is thin braided to prevent any. On the sides of the mouse, there is rubber texture for enhanced grip. The mouse feels great, and my hand does not cramp up. It also comes with eleven programmable buttons for fully customizable control. The software allows to change the setting of the mouse such as the DPI or the color of the logo. The most important feature for any gaming device is that it is configurable to a player's specific needs. I enjoy using the G502 Hero mouse.

This is the best mouse for the price out right now. It includes metal weights to add to the mouse to increase drag when moving it. The spin wheel can be locked or unlocked to freely rotate. There are so many programmable buttons which are MACBOOK friendly. This mouse also feels extremely comfortable to use after hours of use. The DPI can be fine tuned to perfection and even has a button to lower it when playing precision shooter games. 10/10 mouse

The mouse was great when it worked. Then, about 5 months after I purchased it, I started having problems with double clicking and the left and right mouse buttons wouldn't work at all some times. It happened after the return period so I'm not even going to bother trying to return it. It is a shame because when it works it is a great mouse and has all the features I want.

These mice have been around for a few years now, and have gained a reputation with many gamers in that time. It's a sculpted mouse intended for right-hand use, and this particular model is the wired variety. Overall fit and finish is quite good. By using the Logitech G-Hub software, it's easily configurable and customizable with a good number of buttons available. It can even be tuned to a specific weight with removable weights that fit in the bottom of the mouse. The on-the-fly DPI adjustment buttons, that can be customized to specific setpoints, are also quite useful when adjusting sensitivity between different genres of games (or for going back to using productivity apps on the desktop after a gaming session). There's even a "DPI Shift" button that can be pressed with the thumb to temporarily shift the DPI to the lowest sensitivity for more accurate shooting in FPS titles. There's also a toggle for the tactile bumps in the scroll wheel that allow it to free wheel, which can be handy in certain situations. Oh, and for those who care about LEDs, it has RGB that's customizable as well. Overall an excellent option for a gaming mouse, especially for the reduced price from launch. (These originally went for over $80.)

Ladies and gentlemen, geeks and gamers, gather round as we dive into the mystical world of the G502 Hero gaming mouse, a device so legendary that even the mice in your attic are considering a career in gaming. This isn't just a mouse; it's the Excalibur of the digital realm, the lightsaber of the PC master race, and the only companion you'll need in your quest to conquer the virtual universe. First off, let's talk about the design. This mouse has more curves than a racetrack and enough buttons to make a spaceship console jealous. With 11 programmable buttons, it's like having a Swiss Army Knife at your fingertips, if the Swiss Army was composed of hardcore gamers and the knife was used to annihilate virtual foes instead of opening cans. Now, onto the Hero sensor – a piece of tech so advanced, it could probably guide a spacecraft to Mars. With up to 16,000 DPI, it's more sensitive than a teenager's ego, ensuring that every move you make is as precise as a surgeon's scalpel during a heart transplant. Whether you're sniping enemies from a mile away or painting a masterpiece in MS Paint, this mouse has got you covered. But wait, there's more! The G502 Hero comes with customizable weights, because apparently, gamers now need to lift, bro. Whether you prefer your mouse light as a feather or heavy as your post-Thanksgiving dinner guilt, you can adjust it to your heart's content. And let's not forget the RGB lighting. Because why settle for a regular mouse when you can have a mini disco on your desk? Whether you're a fan of cool blues, raging reds, or a psychedelic mix, your mouse can now match your mood, your outfit, or even your cat's eyes. In conclusion, if you're looking for a mouse that's more extra than a triple shot venti latte with whipped cream, the G502 Hero is your weapon of choice. It's not just a gaming mouse; it's a statement. A statement that says, "I'm here to kick butt, take names, and maybe do a little bit of spreadsheet work on the side." So, what are you waiting for? Grab your G502 Hero, and let's turn this virtual battle into a victory dance. Game on, warriors!

Really good mouse. I like the tons of customization, macros, rgb it offers with its companion Logitech software. The sensor is precise and one of the highest rated ones, 16000 Dpi!! I like that it comes with weights so you could adjust the mouse weight to your liking. You can create macros and customize each of the 11 programmable buttons! One thing though, I think because of the shape it would be more suited for right handed users, however it could still be used by leftys. Remember to disable windows mouse acceleration in windows mouse settings for the most accurate tracking!!

The Logitech G502 HERO Wired Gaming Mouse is a fan favorite for its precision and customization. With a 25,600 DPI HERO sensor, it provides top-notch accuracy and responsiveness. The mouse features 11 programmable buttons, adjustable weights, and RGB lighting, making it perfect for gamers seeking control and comfort. Its ergonomic design and durability make it a fantastic long-term choice.

Summary: A fantastic looking, customizable, ergonomic gaming mouse that means serious business. Pros: 11 buttons for use in macros, etc. I can't even think of ways to use them all, yet. Color LED logo with customizable behaviors and colors. Hyperfast scroll wheel mode allows switching from scroll-clicking to insane content or zoom scrolling! Easily adjust between three pre-set precision modes you define (each indicated by a LED on the mouse during switching). You can always refine settings using the apps. DPI mode ranges between 100 DPI and 16000 DPI. The grip and feel are prefect. My hand and palm rest perfectly on the unit and it is a pleasure to hold. Removable weights! You can customize the feel and drag of your mouse by inserting provided weights. Simply remove the bottom panel and add up to five weights distributed around the base. The mouse cord is long, protected by a braided fiber, and feels sturdy. Cons: Installing the software needed to configure/ manage the device is not "easy" by normal person standards. I really wish there was a better way for the software to be found and installed. Having said that, once you find the right download (they have quite a few mice!) it's not as much of an issue. Until you configure it. The software looks great, as you might expect for a gaming series mouse. I still feel like the interface is too slow to switch between devices. That may be intentional, or it may be all of the chrome slowing it down. I also wish that the software would only show you options/devices which are actually installed. By default, it showed me the keyboard options. I don't have a Logitech gaming series keyboard (yet). Configuring the buttons is a little wonky. At least for me, the interface seems to hide some of the buttons by obscuring them in their 3D presentation. It is still unclear to me what the arrows on the left/right mouse buttons straddling the wheel do or indicate. Use: Frankly, I love this mouse. I am still working on maximizing use since for so long I lived without such a device. Though it took some getting use to, the higher DPI really allows for some quick movement and I love it! I use this mouse on my primary rig which is also the machine I use for work. Given the price point, I think it is definitely worth the bump from any of the lower models. I might consider their wireless ones now that I know just how nice these devices feel and operate!

It came with only 2 lights working, I demand a replacement for a fixed one!

---SETUP--- The setup of the G502 Hero Gaming Mouse is fast and simple. Out of the box it is plug and play, meaning it works simply by connecting it. It’s true power lies, however, in downloading the software from the website it suggests. ---FEATURES--- The key feature of this mouse is that you can program up to 11 buttons and determine how heavy or light it feels based on actual weights you can add or remove to the mouse itself. Additionally, if you have other Logitech devices, like the Logitech G513 keyboard, it can sync up to it for lighting effects. It also includes a shift button that can toggle other features temporarily until you let go. This is perfect for snipers who have a high DPI set for close encounters but need the extra precision on the fly. ---PERFORMANCE--- The performance of this mouse is accurate and on point. After downloading the software, you can customize the DPI to your liking. It comes with 4 presets, which you can modify, or you can add additional presets and customize those, perfect for computers that must go from work mode to gaming mode in seconds. The software is easy to understand and the 11 programmable buttons are clearly identified for you on the software so you know which button you are modifying. It even allows you to download existing game profiles that are recommended, like Overwatch, PUBG, Call of Duty, and many others. ---EXPECTATIONS--- The product meets my expectations. I have owned well over 5 gaming mice in my gaming life time, but this is the first gaming mouse I own that features added weight. It makes a difference. I initially played several rounds of Overwatch and PUBG without the weights. Then, I added all 3.6g weights (18 grams total) and tested the mouse again. To me, the added weight gave me more security of when I wanted to stop the mouse instead of overshooting where I intended to aim. That, together with the quick DPI makes for one amazing on-the-fly customizable beast of a mouse. ---VALUE--- The price for this mouse is a steal compared to other mice in its class, as the 11 buttons are well placed together where everything is accessible in logically easy to reach locations. ---APPROVAL--- I highly recommend this gaming mouse to gamers ready to step their game up another level. If you are a first person shooter gamer, look no further than this mouse to help you achieve more victories.

After my old MX series mouse clicked its last click I wanted one that had the same features. Specifically I needed one that offered a scroll wheel that can roll one 'bump' at a time or spin freely. The 502 does that and more. I like the button arrangement. There are two for the thumb that are easily reached. There's one forward of the thumb to vary the DPI on the fly. As with other logitech products they're all customizable. The bottom has a magnetic hinge that hides am alcove for extra weights, adding 3 grams at a time. Even fully loaded it glides smoothly. The lights are a nice astethic touch. Their color cycling or static behavior can be customized through the desktop application or turned off if they become obtrusive. The bottom edge has an extended 'shelf' that your thumb rests on, rather than dragging on the table. It's new to me but I instantly found it comfortable. Tracking is as smooth and responsive as I've come to expect for a logitech mouse. Cranking it up to the full 16k is staggeringly accurate, if not maybe useless for normal desktop applications.

I’m not a PC gamer but I love a good mouse. I tried this mouse because it’s ergonomic and it has adjustable features: the weight, buttons, scroll wheel, and lights. I live on my computer for work and this mouse offers all day comfort. I wanted a wired mouse because for whatever reason, my wireless mouse starts glitching when I have a lot of windows and apps open. This mouse hits on all the features I need. BTW, the wire is incredibly long so it tucks away easily and I don’t even notice it.

Great mouse! It is comfortable (although took a little getting used to coming from a smaller mouse), and has extra buttons to add some additional game functions to. I really like the fully customizable DPI setpoints through the G Hub application too, lets me fine tune my setting to get it where I like it and can reprogram the buttons. You can even program the buttons to keys or key combinations. The DPI button on the side is fantastic for playing FPS games to drop your sensitivity when you need it. I'm not a big RGB person, but the subtle lighting and customizability of the lighting is a nice little bonus. No problems with it so far. The only thing I don't like about it is the size and texture of the mouse wheel, personally I'd prefer a slightly smaller, rubberized wheel.

This is my first gaming mouse, and let me tell you a gaming mouse really does help you when gaming on a pc over a standard optical mouse. My previous mouse was an optical Logitech MX500, which served me well for at least 7 years and it still works great. It's perfect for every day use on a pc, but lacked somewhat for gaming, though it did pretty good for that. I'm a Logitech person for keyboards and mice since they are terrific products and built to last, so when I decided to get a gaming mouse, Logitech would be the one I would get. I decided on the wired Logitech G-502 Hero. I prefer wired over wireless as maybe being wired gets you a millisecond input into your computer than a wireless mouse. Many reasons figured into my getting the 502 Hero. It has 11 programmable buttons, a 100 - 16,000 dpi optical sensor, 5 quantity 3.6 gram weights to fine tune your the 502 Hero to your desired weight if wanted / needed, fantastic Logitech software to set up your mouse to your liking, 2 year warranty and a 7 foot long braided cord. And it's really 7 feet as I measured it, so you'll have plenty of length from your pc or Mac. I've been using the 502 Hero for about 10 days now, and have really been working it out for gaming. For everyday computer use, it works great. But you don't spend $80.00 on a mouse for standard pc work, you spend your hard earned money on the 502 Hero for gaming and it does an excellent job for that $80.00. I highly recommend that you download the Logitech gaming software for this mouse. You can use it without it, but you won't be able to fully maximize this mouse. As mentioned earlier, you can program up to 11 buttons to whatever you want each button to do. You can even program up to 3 profiles using the software. In addition you can change the color of the "G" on the mouse to whatever color you want. Though I did pick a color, you can't see it when your hand is on the mouse. But it's a cool feature non the less. PROS : #1... Fit my hand perfectly. I'm a guy with average size hands. #2...11 programmable buttons. #3...100 - 16,000 dpi optical sensor. #4...Logitech software. #5...2 year warranty. #6...7 foot long cord. #8...It's a Logitech. Cons : There are only three things I don't care for on this mouse. #1...the wheel is a bit too high, for me at least. Hopefully I'll get used to it. My old MX500 had a very short in height wheel. Also the wheel is just metal with some notches in it. It would be great if Logitech had put a notched rubbed cover over the metal wheel as it would give you more of a "grip" on the wheel. I find my finger sometimes sliding which is not good while gaming. #2...There is a button right behind the wheel that lets you choose whether the wheel is smooth and rolls freely or clicks like a regular wheel would do. Unfortunately, I hit that button frequently when gaming as there is a button right behind that, that I use a lot, and it unlocks the wheel and it free spins which does not help at all when gaming. I hope Logitech eliminates this feature in the next version of this mouse. #3...The two buttons on the left side of the mouse are somewhat sharp instead of rounded. It does not hurt or cut your thumb, it's just uncomfortable. So even with those three cons, I still give this mouse a 5 out of 5 stars.I wish I had upgraded my standard mouse to a gaming mouse many years ago, but I thought it was unnecessary and a hype. The Logitech G502 Hero has changed my mind and I can highly recommend this mouse. Read the reviews and I think you'll agree if you're on the fence about a gaming mouse.

This is hands down one of the most comfortable, precise and sleek mice I've ever used. Loved it so much, I went and bought another one for my PC at work. Scalable DPI options with quick keys for manipulating this on the fly. Configurable buttons so if you want to change up your setup, you can. Thumb lip is subtle giving just enough real estate to rest your thumb without it feeling like it was overdone. Scroll wheel has two settings which can be toggled with the click of a button. On setting 1, the wheel is loose and can spin for eternity, on setting 2, the wheel is tightened and you less free spin, for tighter, more controlled scrolling. Each option is awesome and I frequently find myself switching back and forth for different needs. Fairly light, but not feather weight light. Also comes with weights for adjusting if so desired.