Customer Ratings & Reviews

A very good mouse, especially for gaming. Quite easy to customize to your wishes.

Great mouse, works well, great deal all around. Could get a better mouse maybe, but far and few need a mouse better than this.

My favorite mouse for gaming because of the free scroll wheel, and the reasonable price and value.

High DPI and acceleration for a great price. Plug n play. RBG works well with Logitech software for light effects.

I like it. I dont really enjoy the wireless ones just not a fan. This one I just plug and play. I'm nit a hard core gamer but its great for the games I play also I like the weights that you can pit in or remove if you like.

This mouse is perfect for ME! Fits my hand great, extra buttons make it perfect for FPS games and the smoothness is superior to any other I have used!

I absolutely love this mouse! It’s very comfortable. There is sensitivity control on the mouse itself. Also comes with extra weights to adjust the mouse.

Good weight, balance, and overall feel for a person with larger hands.

its a good mouse. it is nice and heavy and comfortable to use. it has satisfied me for a mouse at this price. i am happy with my purchase.

I have used this thing for awhile now and it’s gotta be the best mouse for the price.

This mouse is easy to use for hours (both work and gaming), and the G-Hub software is decent. Scrolling is fast and adjustable in G-Hub, along with button/wheel assignments. I prefer corded mice so I never have to worry about a battery running out of power.

In the last ten years These have been the best mice for me, fits my hand and takes my abuse..

Made in an ASEAN-agreement nation with solid environmental and labor regulations; unlike china. The quality shows. This replaced my older legendary Logitech G9 mouse which I used for 10 years before it finally started to fail. I'm hoping this will last just as long. It feels sturdy, but quite heavy even with all the weights off. I have medium to large sized hands (I usually purchase large ski gloves, mittens, etc..); and it feels and fits quite nicely. After getting used to it, I've been doing quite well in FPS games.

For the price, it works great for me. Both my son and I have one. It's not complicated with too many buttons. It's just right and responsive enough for my style of gaming. My son likes his too. I would buy it again.

Tis is a really great mouse if you’re right handed. It feels a lot better than ambidextrous mice. It fits to the hand very nicely and has really cool texture grip on both sides which is great if your hands get a little sweaty. I got this mouse for $35, if you have a chance to buy it at that price & are using a standard dell mouse, BUT IT! It’s an absolute steal. I got this coming from a standard dell Bluetooth mouse & can confirm it is a worthwhile upgrade! I can’t imagine gaming with my old mouse after picking up this one. The mouse feels super smooth & the on demand adjustment of dpi is extremely useful. One of the best features is the mouse wheel, it has a very nice feeling scroll and is great for games that use the wheel for switching guns. And with the click of a button the wheel turns to a fidget spinner. You can scroll that baby across whatever program or webpage you are using. It’s great! And of course, the design. This thing looks really dope. Beautiful and adjustable subtle leds that match my mechanical keyboard very nicely. Really cool looking curves and edges all around. But lastly we talk about the buttons... they’re ok. I am not used to mice made for gaming but this mouse’s buttons click far too easily. When I am resting my hand on the mouse I accidentally change the dpi to a terrible setting. If I rest my hand on the top I accidentally click in the right and left buttons often. When I am far into a game and my finger barely pushes the right button and I explode myself with a grenade. On my dell mouse I didn’t have this problem, but the button clicks didn’t feel nearly as nice on the dell. Overall not a big fan of the button placement on the left side of this mouse. I cant ever click the button I want in the midst of gameplay or reach the thumb button correctly. The buttons do click nicely though when I am able to click the correct button or click it on purpose. So that is the main caveat for me, but is more of a personal preference & something that will be different for everyone. I have only had the mouse for a little over a week so it may just take some getting used it. Overall I am very happy about my purchase & I would recommend.

This mouse is very comfortable, especially if you have smaller hands. The scroller can be switched to 2 different modes which comes in handy.

Great mouse, RGB, no issues. Mouse wheel has a mechanical "brake" to adjust sensitivity on the fly. Love being able to adjust the weight!

This is excellent quality and is sold for a reasonable price. Definitely recommend this gaming mouse if you don’t want to pay a lot.

I'm very picky when it comes to mice. I suffer from carpel tunnel to a moderate degree, so need to be careful with the mice I use. Personally, I like a mouse that has a few extra buttons within easy reach to customize for games that require the heavy use of Ctrl or Alt, since reaching for them can be literally painful. I relied on a Corsair M65 for a long time because of the large customizable button near the thumb, but with my new computer I wanted to stick with Logitech because of the keyboard I had chosen. The G502 was one of the few mice Logitech offered with a similar button configuration. And, it's not bad. The mouse is comfortable to use with a number of extra buttons to customize and a large thumb button on the left side for easy access. The thumb button is just a little farther than I want it to be, but still within reach. Out of the box, the mouse is programmed with two DPI buttons, one up one down, right by the left click, as well as two more buttons by the thumb and another behind the mouse wheel unlock. The mousewheel does unlock, which is a feature I've never used before- as well as the mousewheel feeling very sturdy due to its metal structure. The mouse comes with added weights to tune your mouse, something I've never felt the need to use, but are there for more advanced users. To get the most out of the mouse you need to download Logitech's G-Hub, which allows you to modify keys, add macros, and change the LED effects on the mouse. The program is pretty extensive allowing you to do pretty much whatever you want. Compared to Corsair's program, it seems a bit more streamlined, but otherwise functions pretty much identically. As most gaming mice, it does have LEDs in it. The G symbol can be programmed with a variety of glowing effects. The pictures of the mouse show a triangle just above the G symbol that has three little marks that glow- that's not entirely true. They're DPI marks that will glow only when changing the DPI setting and then quickly go back to being dark. It's not something I mind, but others who like a flashier mouse may find that annoying. Overall, the mouse feels quick and light and zippy- and I'd recommend it to anyone looking for a cheaper alternative to more expensive "gaming" mice.

Excellent mouse. Great for gaming. Has lots of functions and mouse keys.