Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’m a gamer and designer, and I needed something to replace my previous Logitech gear. This one, by far, is the best mouse I have used. I have a medium sized adult hand, and I can use this mouse very comfortably. I also love that there’s a free-scroll wheel option on this mouse. A must when working on spreadsheets. While I am biased towards Logitech products, I have used other (steel series, hyperx, Razer, etc.), and found that there’s a certain “firm” feel with Logitech that I don’t always get from others. I used to love Steel Series, but things like plastic or paint would come off the equipment eventually.

Right off I have to say that the first g502 I was given had a defect, you'd press the left click down and the plastic would catch just slightly enough that it held the button for about a ms but very noticeable. I was unsure if this was a defect or some fancy new feature, returned mouse just to be sure and got a new one without the defect. Coming from the g700s I was worried that no current offerings would suffice; my right click was failing so I had no choice! The g502 lightspeed had a thumb button layout that reminded me of the g700s except sans one button. I'm happy, very very happy (so far). The sniper button IS a bit far forward as everyone reports but still fine, I just use the upper G5 and the sniper button assigned to dpi shift so they both work. The feel of this though is perfect for my claw grip and it's a bit lighter than the 700. Used one of the tuning weights on one side and it's perfectly balanced when lifted. Battery lasts a long time (thus far) and I'm excited to get that wireless charging pad at some point down the road when the price drops and hopefully they release a bigger pad. My gf has small hands and she enjoys this mouse as well. Highly recommended.

I'm fairly new to the gaming mouse scene, but this product has continued to impress me. The customizability is through the roof. I have large hands, and this mouse is extremely comfortable to use for extended periods of time. It comes with a set of weights to customize the feel when dragging across your pad, which is nice. So far, I haven't been able to detect any type of law due to it being wireless. Overall, I highly recommend this product.

Upgraded from the G402 and I have to say that this mouse is everything you need. If you're changing from wired to wireless the only thing you might need to get use to is having no drag from a wire, but other than that it's phenomenal to use. Lots of weights come with it to match however heavy you want it, changeable DPI speeds, addressable lighting. God tier mouse.

Not sure how I got by without this mouse before, very lightweight and smooth to use. Side buttons are perfectly out of the way based on the design to avoid accidentally bumping them, feels great in hand.

Such a good mouse for gaming in general. I used to use a much lighter mouse with less buttons, so it gets one getting used to, but after about 2 weeks it was natural. Extra buttons are super nice and convenient for competitive gaming. Battery life lasts FOREVER, you’ll rarely need to charge this thing. LED does take more power from the battery but it isn’t really noticeable. Comes with dongle for stronger connection and Bluetooth for traveling convenience. Also comes with weights to make the mouse heavier. I put on the weights when I first got this mouse to train my hand so when I took the weights off, it felt like my old mouse again. Overall, the greatest gaming mouse to ever exist. Idk if I can ever go to a new mouse or a different brand again!

Look no further if you’re in search of a new gaming mouse. I tried many before making this satisfactory selection. Incredibly fast and accurate all wrapped up in a very comfortable wireless. Weights are included to be able to customize as well as light color customizable. Yes, the price is a bit steep; however, you will find it’s well worth it and not have any post-purchase regrets.

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.

I've been pleasantly surprised by the quality of this mouse. The lifespan is significant enough that charging it is an after thought. It's just as solid as the wired version, but now I'm not fighting the cat to shift around. Only thing to note is to make sure you have the latest drivers

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.

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

A solid, responsive, and really nice mouse. the G502 wired and wireless mice or both excellent options, and the wireless mouse is great because it has a built in rechargable battery, but it also works if it's plugged in and charging so you never have to worry about a dead battery. The only reason I don't give it five stars is that is isn't cheap, but it's still a great mouse, highly responsive, very tunable with software, and fits the hand very well.

I wouldn't mind if it were a little wider, but it's still an amazing mouse. Scroll wheel lock is a great feature and the right-hand shape is a nice upgrade from the G900/G903. Battery life is really good, the only real drawback is the price, though the wired version (G502 Hero with the new scroll wheel), at $100 less, is a great alternative as well.

It’s a great mouse and battery life is great too. :)

Logitech G502 Lightspeed delivers precision, comfort, and RGB flair

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

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.

Have used one of these for the past 3 years. Bought one recently for my mom's new computer. Very good form factor for all but the biggest and smallest hands. The mouse is very lightweight, so being able to fine tune exactly how heavy it is with the included weights is a super welcome feature -- I personally use a 2g weight. By far the best mouse I've ever used, even including stuff like the Deathadder. Can't recommend it enough.

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.

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