Customer Ratings & Reviews

I think I have charged it once? I normally play at least two hours an evening. Its my therapy of choice. Mouse is smooth as butter. Super easy to use the hotkeys on the side. I also love the fact that i can play around with the weight if its too light or heavy.

Still using it and it's been almost 2 years everyday and this thing does not run out of juice. Takes a second to get used to but once you find the right dpi setting for you, you will start sniping very fast moving players in cod with ease and pin point jump on your opponent.

My old wired mouse had recently become a struggle do the wire being cheaper and catching on my desk frequently. I opted to upgrade to wireless and not wanting to skimp out and get a cheap mouse I got the G502 lightspeed. I've had it for nearly a month and I have never loved a mouse more. Everything about this mouse is perfect and it feels faster then my old wired mouse, probably due to how outdated my old mouse was. I love it and would recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a truly magnificent wireless mouse.

I used to have a Roccat Nyth mouse that made it wider and more comfortable for me for FPS. I always wanted to go wireless but I was worried about possible lag. After reading other reviews on this mouse I decided to bite the bullet and I'm glad I did. There is no lag at all. I've owned it for a week and put a significant amount of hours on Valorant and the battery is not even at 50%. While it isn't as comfortable as the Nyth for bigger hands, it gives me more awareness while peaking those corners. Definitely recommend!

Best wireless mouse I've own for gaming. I have been using this mouse for about 2 years plus and have no issue so far. It's nice and smooth and doesn't skip like other wireless mouses I have before when using it without wire. The number of buttons available for me to customized is just perfect and the location of the buttons are also very convenient and reachable especially for my small size hand. Also, I love the RGB.

Works amazing! I have tried many wireless mice and usually have a bit of lag, and it had turned me off to them completely. I ended up getting this one on sale for close to the same price as the corded version and now... I don't think I could ever go back! I use it both corded and wireless and cannot notice any lag at all when I am using it wireless. I highly recommend this mouse to just about anyone, all of the buttons are customizable and it has a really nice grip to it.

I am not even using this thing with a gaming set up, I hated how bad my mouse for work lagged, and was very imprecise. I have noticed this mouse feels much, much better. Its small things, but its very precise and also just seems a lot smoother in every day use. I frequently navigate a wide screen laptop and also 34" ultrawide, and have to pinpoint where I'm intending to type or interact and it was annoying always missing by a hair of an inch or overshooting, this thing literally feels like adding sway bars or suspension upgrades for your cars handling, only you're improving how you navigate and point/click drastically. Its small things like that, where because you're doing it so often everyday, it actually does help you get through your work day just that little 2-3% more. Pros: -Grip is awesome, the thumb rest is next level and will make most other mouses feel inferior - Very smooth operation - For gaming I tried one FPS online and did well, not a gamer Cons: - Without a sale this is kinda pricy - If you can live with a wire you're not getting much else for your cash - Micro USB :( - The "Lightspeed" G915 I got with this mouse lets you toggle bluetooth or wireless 2.4, not seeing that functionality on this mouse, was hoping to use the mouse and keyboard on 2 computers and switch on the fly - Also noticed the RGB can't be turned off, unless there is some software I need to use - RGB syncing with the keyboard would be nice - Why they don't both work off 1 dongle I don't know, that would have been clutch too, as last kb/m combo was terrible, but did use the same USB dongle Overall if you want the best of the best, this would be it from my limited experience w computer mice, even if you don't game, this thing is fantastic. if you do, I can confirm there is zero noticeable lag as opposed to using a cable. Battery life is also phenomenal. Its also very comfortable, around $100 I recommend it. $150 would have been steep for the cons I mentioned

I got this mouse when I got my new keyboard. It again was a new brand to me and I am truly satisfied

Great mouse battery lasts for a few days and ghub makes the mouse easily customizable. Not sure about gaming due to lighter options, but it is an excellent work mouse.

there is one glaring defect that keeps this from 5 star, and its the reason i switched mice on my last buy after going through 2 of these. the left mouse button wears out in 1-3 years of mid-heavy use. everything else is amazing, the buttons are placed in the most comfortable locations possible, allowing me to fully utilize every one with near the same ease as the main r/l buttons. *note: this is user dependent as hand sizes vary*

This is the wireless version of the ever-popular G502. Its everything that the G502 is, but wireless. Once you feel the mouse without the wire, it's hard to go back. I charge the mouse maybe once every few days when the low battery warning pops up from the G Hub. The charging cable plugs directly into the front of the mouse so when it's charging its exactly like using the G502 wired. Compared to the G502, the price is quite steep so I'd say the value is just average.

The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is a game changer. The wireless freedom combined with top-notch performance has truly enhanced my gaming experience. The mouse is responsive, comfortable, and customizable, making it a standout choice for gamers. The wireless connectivity is flawless, providing the freedom to move without the constraints of a cord. The G502's performance is exceptional, with precise tracking and customizable buttons that cater to individual gaming preferences. The ergonomic design ensures comfort during extended gaming sessions, and the customizable RGB lighting adds a touch of personalization. Overall, the Logitech G502 Lightspeed has exceeded my expectations. It's a top-tier gaming mouse that delivers on performance, comfort, and customization. I highly recommend it to any gamer looking for a high-quality wireless gaming mouse.

The design of this mouse is impeccable. It has plenty of buttons, all programmable. I like the little things, like how the receiver attaches to the end of the cable, so the cable remains near when you need to charge, but out of the way when you're wireless. I use the mouse at max weight, and love that you can adjust it. The software is easy to use and well thought out. Logitech has not held up for me long in the past, but I'm hoping that this one does - this is their last chance with me. So far so good!

Good mouse for casual gaming and browsing the internet. I use a palm grip so this mouse is actually the best for me. Thumb buttons are easy to reach compared to my old gaming mouse. Texture on the g502 feels nice. Not really bother by the “heavy” weight as other people say. Only downside is that this model uses micro usb which i didnt see anywhere on the box and you have to spend a bit more for the usb type c. But not really a bit deal sense i dont play competitive games anymore.

Classic Logitech gaming mouse. I love this mouse. My favorite aspect is the large button on the side by your thumb. Using the Logitech software, I’ve mapped this button to several different functions based on what application I’m using In the age of ultra light mice, this is quite a heavy mouse. I am not using any of the included weights to keep its weight as low as possible. The RGB is nice. If you set three DPI options and set the highest one as your default, the three lines representing which DPI setting you are using will always be on. I like that. Overall, you don’t care about wireless or weight, this is an amazing choice. I e also seen this mouse on sale for $35 quite regularly, so you can pick it up for cheap too.

This mouse has easily accessible extra buttons and you change the dpi very quick. The battery longevity is amazing as well.

This little puppy is fantastic! If you liked the corded version (which I did) then you’ll LOVE the cordless version. There is absolutely no discernible lag. I have not scientifically measured the response times (nerds) but to the actual game play experience, this is no noticeable delay playing ESO. I have a XL hand, and it is very comfortable to me. I love the button layout and the scroll wheel. I would wait until it’s on sale-‘picked up during the 2020 Labor Day sale for $119.

The legendary G502 is a mouse you can't go wrong with. It will likely outlast the death of the sun and then some. Pros: Buttons for everything Decent battery life Free scroll wheel Cons: Really heavy (not a con for those who like it) Older style usb connection for charging

This is a good feeling mouse with adjustable weights. Buttons are accessible except one thumbs button might be a reach for people with smaller hands. Many options with the Logitech software for lighting and mouse sensitivity.

This is the best gaming mouse you will find. I've owned 4 different gaming mice over the past year or so, all costing over $100, and this one is by far my favorite and the only one I can see myself using for a long time. Very comfortable to hold, great number of buttons as well as location of them, and the battery life is crazy long! G Hub, Logitech's software for the mouse, is alright. It's not the cleanest or easiest to navigate, but it does the job and I got used to it. This mouse is expensive, but so worth the money!