Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse - got this one to replace my last mouse (also a G502) that I abused for over 5 years before having to replace it. High quality, very sturdy, and has customizable weight. Also is compatible with the power play mousepad for charging and connection that I love - I never have to plug it in and can actually leave the dongle in my laptop so when I am out of the house I take it with me and it's charged and connected to my laptop instead.

Love how nice the mouse feels, I didn’t read a lot about it before buying so I didn’t know I was able to add weights to it. Or that I was able to unlock the scroll wheel. Both of these small things are super useful and make the mouse so much better.

Love it! Works great! Really long battery life! I like how you can change the dpi.

I bought this to replace a worn G402 wired mouse I had been using for my laptop, and it's been a very worthwhile purchase. While it is a gaming mouse, it also is great for productivity use as well. Pros: -Decent battery life, depending on use I can squeeze anywhere between 24-48 hours on a single charge -Lightweight, but can be adjusted with the included weights. -Convenient storage for the USB receiver. Cons: -Battery readout can be quirky. If you use the included USB cable and connect it to a wall charging block, it can falsely report being low on charge. However, this will typically reset to the correct charge level reporting after being connected to a PC once.

Light on the hand and precise on the screen I cant say enough about this great mouse. The battery life is great and the many buttons allow for a lot of customization.

Works great and battery lasts a good amount of time.

Very high quality, plenty of buttons to use and bind, comes with optional weights to adjust the feel of the mouse, very precise and fast. Lives up to the lightspeed label

For this mouse you are actually getting for what you are paying, very easy to get use to, many buttons that are useful mostly for RPG and FPS games, good lighting effect, a long lasting battery, ajustable dpi too. Overall is an awesome mouse with a good ergonomic design

Upgraded from my old G305 to the G502 X Plus and it's such a massive upgrade! This thing feels super light but still solid, and it has been awesome for both gaming and everyday use. The clicks are crisp and sounds great, the scroll wheel feels incredible, and the overall design just fits perfectly in my hand. Honestly, it has been a huge step up from my last mouse and I’m really glad I made the switch!

I have always been one to use wireless mice as I just don't want to deal with the cords. I recently started to get a bit more into the PC gaming world and decided it was time for a gaming mouse. This one certainly caught my eye as not only is it wireless, but there is also an option PowerPlay mouse pad that will keep the mouse charged wirelessly so you don't need to plug the mouse in to charge. I absolutely loved the idea, but was turned away for a while due to the high price tag. Circle around to about 6 months later, and the prices had dropped for each. I broke down and bought the mouse and the mouse pad. I am so glad I did. The only thing that would make this the perfect mouse was the ability to have a couple additional buttons. I love the Naga mouse from Razer that has changeable sides to adjust the number of buttons. If this mouse offered something similar, it would be the perfect mouse for me. The software to manage both the mouse and the PowerPlay pad is very intuitive and easy to use. I don't regret my purchases.

I always love logitech mice and the software that goes with them. The ability to easily remap buttons is almost required for me to play anything. For this mouse the battery life is great, the feel is good. I wish there was a way to make a "small hands" version as some of the extra buttons are hard to reach.

I've always used Logitech Mice and they've always been great; this is, however, my first wireless mouse from them. I'd mostly stayed away from wireless mice because the worry of latency while gaming and the need to recharge or replace batteries. As far as latency goes, compared to my previous mouse, it's imperceptible so no worries there. The Logitech software allows you to customize a variety of DPI profiles that can be changed up or down with the lick of a button. Battery life is fine, I do need to recharge the G502 once or twice a week depending on how much I've used it but it's easy enough to plug it in for a bit and use as a wired mouse. Ergonomically, it's comfortable to use and it comes with weights to customize the feel to your liking. It took a minute to figure out that the heavier weights go in the removable puck that hides the spot where you can place the USB receiver. Overall, I'm happy with the mouse. The main downsides are that it costs a bit more than other wireless mice and it's right handed only, so won't work if you're a lefty. If you can find it on sale, it might be easier to justify the price.

I absolutely love this mouse. It's so comfortable in my hand and I love how it feels with the metal weights in it paired with my secret lab desk which holds it more firmly to the desk. I honestly feel that my aim is better since buying it. I also love how sturdy it feels almost like I won't have to replace it for a long while.

I’ve been using this mouse for about a month or two now and it lives up to the hype. Incredibly comfortable to use, I only have to charge it every often. Extra buttons are useful as always and a button to unlock the scroll wheel is super useful in some cases.

Great mouse easy to set up love mine haven’t had no issues and very comfortable

Simply the best mouse on the market in my opinion. My only con is that it still charges with a micro usb cord, and not usb type c

As a gaming mouse, it has a very good feel and the weight / surface area make using it on a small desk very nice. The software allows adjustable DPI. Nice and ergonomic layout of aux button. The only thing lacking is a side roller bar for the thumb. My last gaming mouse had that feature and I'm use to it. The variable color LEDs is "Pretty" but as far as I can tell, of no practical use since it is covered by the hand when the mouse is in use. Battery charge life seems to be very good

Most comfortable mouse I have ever used, I have tested many gaming mice trying to find the best one and I always come back to this one out of all the mice I have tested it has the best connectivity best battery life and best program in my opinion

It's the widest mouse I could find, and it's as fast as the wired version it replaced. Charge lasts a long time. Buttons take a bit to get used to, but now seem well-placed. Weights are great for claw grip, you can make it slide nose-heavy or tail-heavy, or neutral. It's a good mouse.

Bought this for my partner awhile back and she’s a fan! The ability to add weights to the mouse really changed the game when it CAME to games LOL She says it’s decently comfortable even for her hands that are pretty small, given it’s definitely more comfortable for average to larger hands. The immediate DPI change button is very handy in some games and being able to unlock the scroll wheel is nice too. It can be used wired or wireless. The battery life on the mouse is alright but if you’re looking for a mouse that seemingly never dies I’d go with something off the Superlight series (if you have the money for it). The mouse is also customizable in color and DPI as well as setting up macros and usages for each button, though GHUB can be buggy sometimes. Regardless, I do recommend the G502 if you want something good for gaming specifically!