Customer Ratings & Reviews

Best mouse Ive used, the dpi is easily adjustable and the buttons are easy to reach/use. Best for its price.

A very nice mouse. Lots of buttons and very customizable.

Excellent mouse, will pick it every time. Great feel for bigger hands and being able to switch dpi with the press of a button is great.

Worth the money, I’ve had it for a while now and still seems brand new and can change setting

This mouse is amazing for gaming and feels great when using

I really enjoy this mouse. It fits my giant hands perfect and just enough buttons for me to program. Thanks.

Excellent mouse, the clicks feel good and the fact that you can modify the weight is the best thing, 10/10

Comfortable, programmable and reliable. Love the mouse, responsive and snappy. Great feel, interchangeable weights inside to help with steadiness. Love it!

I’ve had mine for a couple years now, have yet to fail me, no issues, can easily be adjusted with the app regarding sensitivity and RBG.

The decision one makes in selecting a gaming mouse is a highly subjective one, but for me, this is the one. It's extremely comfortable to use, and lasts forever. I had the original model since 2013, it's still going strong. I use different profiles for gaming/work, I love the ability to copy/paste and have other shortcuts saved right at my fingertips. With one click, I can switch profiles and jump into a game, and I'm ready to go. Highly recommend you at least consider this mouse when looking for a good gaming/all around option!

Awesome mouse, have been using it the past 2 years or so with all of the weights in the mouse, customizable side buttons, free flowing scroll wheel switch make ease of gaming and editing a breeze, love it!

I love this mouse. It took some time to get used to it at first due to not ever using a mouse with this many options. I love all the buttons and get plenty of use out of it. My only complaint is that barely 3-4 months after I bought the mouse, it started registering extra clicks. I noticed it especially when playing a game because it was interfering horribly. I tried updating the mouse and changing the software I used which made things worse because it messed up my ability to use the extra buttons when mapped while in a game. I used some canned air to try dusting underneath the main 2 buttons and it didn't help right away, but eventually, I did notice the issue was basically gone. I felt that was too fast to be having issues like that, but otherwise, fantastic mouse, love it.

Disclaimer: I did buy this mouse when it was a Deal of the Day so I was able to get it under MSRP. This was my go-to for a couple years. Very comfortable and lots of programmable buttons. For a wired mouse this is a great value. It is worth noting that as of April 2022, the G HUB software that integrates with the mouse is really buggy and lots of people have had issues getting it to work. Hopefully Logitech will patch this issue in a future update.

This is my second time buying a G502. I enjoyed it so much, I wore the first one out and it lasted 3 years with heavy, everyday use. The weight, feel and ergonomics was very fitting to gaming use as well as normal activities. Side buttons are easy to get to and DPI can be swapped on the fly without issues. The RGB lighting function is simple and can be synced up with a keyboard with relative ease.

I like the scroll wheel. The option to add weights is really cool to adjust the balance of the mouse. Tons of buttons with a stylish look.

Like my review of the viper, Disclaimer that I don’t buy into those overly hyped one off brand pc peripherals like that mouse with all the holes in it. This is a 50 dollar mouse and handles like a 50 dollar mouse, it’s heavy, bulky, clunks around, BUT I still poop on every single one of my friends that has a $1000 keyboard and $550 mouse, they just can’t keep up with me. So I’m convinced it’s the gamer and not the gear. I feel like this is the basic mouse that all gamers should start out on. Kinda need big hands and a heavy arm though. This mouse has some weight to it and comes with additional weights if for some reason you want it even heavier than stock. Great cheap starter mouse though, helps you learn how to mess with its program ghub macros, mapping, etc etc.

If you’re on a budget, then look no further. It’s quiet & the infinite scroll is amazing. The hotkeys are easy to set up. S-tier mouse

Got mouse for productivity due to infinite scroll, sideways scroll, and macro buttons as well as gaming. The cord is very nice and braided. It also has a velcro strap attached which is helpful. The software is very easy to use. It has many presets and also makes it very easy to create macros. As for the mouse itself, the RGB zone is small but looks nice, from what I can tell the sensor is accurate, and the mouse feels good in the hand. As for the weights, it feels fine with any amount but I like using all of them.

I used a Razer Mamba TE for the longest time and it was fine but the wheel rotary encoder went bad on me pretty quickly. I switched over to this mouse and it was overall a nice upgrade. I love the no click setting on the scroll wheel. The switch by the thumb to temporarily switch to the lowest DPI setting is really neat for certain FPS games but it's placed more forward than I'd like. I have to move my hand forward to a less comfortable position to be able to use it. The up/down dpi switches are in a nice enough spot. Overall it's pretty good so far.

A solid affordable gaming mouse. The features alone should make you want to get it. I admit the extra buttons took me some time to find a use for them: once you found the use the competitive edge is in your hand.