Customer Ratings & Reviews

Awesome mouse for the price. Upgraded from a standard mouse and can never go back now. Works like a charm and onboard memory is great for not having to run the software to use all its features.

Was looking at a Gaming Mouse for my daughter. This was recommended and another customer told me they had one and worked great.

Bought to replace failing Corsair M65 RGB Pro. Seems to be a viable replacement, but not quite an upgrade. The only negative I can find is the location of DPI adjusting. Overall a good mouse.

good..............................................

I love the shape of the mouse it fits perfectly in my hand, it's extremely accurate as well, only reason for the 4 star is it is slightly in the heavier side even without the weights but other than that it's a good mouse.

Decent gaming mouse. Additional weights are ok. Would have been easier if they just made the mouse weight more. You can turn off the scroll wheel click too.

I personally think they are expensive for the quality but my son likes them so i won't complain

Pretty great mouse, I upgraded from the normal 502. The mouse feels more precise than it's predecessor and honestly the main reason for the upgrade was for the white accent color to match my current setup.

This is a good gaming mouse. Got it for christmas.

Amazing mouse, and I got it for sale, so it made the value even better. Even without the sale, I would recommend this to everyone. Simply no other mouse comes close to the success and value of the G502

I got this mouse to replace my aging Logitech G500, and this is mostly a straight upgrade. It's not 100% perfect for me, but it's close enough that it'll serve me for years to come. Pros: - It's got that classic MX518 shape that I love at its core. - The RGB lighting, while understated (my preference), is completely configurable. - The buttons feel sturdy, and are large enough to easily press. - It hits up to 16,000 DPI (a little excessive for me, but I like having the option). - You can reconfigure any of the buttons in the drivers to do whatever you want (macros, simulated keyboard buttons, the works). - The left and right click are actual separate buttons rather than flexible extensions from the outer shell. - The black color scheme meshes better with other hardware, so if you're going for a unified look, this should match well. - You can set the response time however you want (but honestly you should always have it at 1ms, which is excellent). - The price. I got this on sale, but even at the regular price it's worth the money. - It has the "free scroll" mode for the scroll wheel that Logitech apparently has a monopoly on. - It has one more button than my old G500 that isn't placed intrusively. - Build quality is generally excellent. Cons: - It's got that "Transformer" look that a lot of cheap "gaming" computer cases have these days (not much of a con, and comes down to preference). - It feels a bit too narrow compared to my old G500. Not enough to be uncomfortable, though. - The scroll wheel can be a hair too stiff. - No included drivers in the box. This is a big deal. Pop a cheap 1GB flash drive or just a CD in there, it costs you like an extra fifty cents, Logitech. Yes, you can download them off the website, but you shouldn't have to for initial setup. The mouse works with just the basic Windows mouse driver, but you need the real drivers to access advanced features. - Downloading/Updating the drivers can be a bit wonky. The installer isn't an "offline installer," you -need- internet access for it during the whole installation. This is fine for installing something like Steam, but not optimal for hardware drivers. Also, the progress bars during install/update are extremely uninformative. I spent five minutes at 25% downloaded, then jumped immediately to 100%. - Only has four DPI presets available, compared to the G500's five. Not a big deal, but it's weird because it's purely a software thing. The mouse has exactly the same indicators, DPI buttons, and onboard storage as the G500. - The thumb button placement still needs some tuning. The G500 had the extra button between the forward/backward buttons, which got in the way sometimes but was easier to reach. It's now down and forward of them, which doesn't get in the way, but is too far forward to comfortably reach (and I have big hands). Move it back by about 1.5cm and it'll be perfect. - The weight system needs a little tuning. It took me a couple tries to get the cover back on correctly, as one of the weights slid in a little stiffly. Overall, it's a great mouse, especially if you're upgrading from a cheap "bundled in" mouse. Just be aware that you need to download the drivers yourself, and the installer may look frozen when it isn't frozen. Also, it's long, which is about right for my large hands, but your mileage may vary.

defect out of the box issue 1, G8 key not working, no matter how hard I pressed it's not clicking. bind a character key to it to test if it's just silent, got no output from it at all. issue 2, left and right buttons are loose. their front edges seem to be a bit lower than the dead G8 key's front edge, and when my fingers leave the left and right keys, the keys go up and bounce back down, make me wonder if I have very sticky fingers. got a G502 hero (non-SE version ) as a replacement, quality is much better. the scroll wheel still has a horizontal rattle while it's in the smooth scroll mode but I'll live with it. considering SE's current price, if you are not unlucky like me, this might be a very good deal,

It's ok the spinner is super sensitive wish I could change it

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Initially I though for $35 this would be a cheaper feeling mouse but I was wrong. 1. Weights make this mouse adjustable to your liking 2. Dpi settings on the fly with a sniper or dps slowdown button. 3. Lighting 4. Cable feels durable 5. Does not catch on mouse pad, smooth. Nothing bad to say yet. I recommend

Works well for adult sized hands doing a lot gaming. The wheel is much quieter than others we have tried. Used daily and so far its holding up.

The scroller started to get a little loose after about a month.

It's a good mouse for the price but the weights and stuff are a little confusing Who would want a heavy mouse doesn't make sense to me but the product besides the weights were perfect

It's a great fit for my smaller hands, and the programmable buttons have been really handy in MMOs. I love that it is super easy to reach all the buttons, and i never accidentally hit the wrong one.

This mouse looks and plays snug with the thumb like arm stand, which made me purchase it in the first place as I don’t see a lot of mouses with it.