Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great mouse but it still uses a micro usb port for charging. It’s a minor inconvenience but a silly one considering everything is moving to USB C for charging.

Feels like any other 502, and is just newer and cleaner. The keybinds are switched from the G502 Hero, so you'll have to go through game by game and reset your binds. The software is a little less forgiving or maybe I'm just used to the keybinds I did have, can't 100% change them in the app. You'll know what I mean if you run into it, otherwise flawless.

Best gaming mouse out there. If you can get this thing on sale, even better. I used to have the wired version of the mouse and I would always experience some wire pull on the mouse, and would tug the mouse ever so gently towards the cable. Getting the wireless version definitely helped. Now I don't get any wire pull. The battery life is great too. Usually last about 2 weeks for me. I use it occasionally, maybe 1-2 hour sessions per day. Some people might say that it's a little too heavy of a mouse, but to be honest, if you're complaining about the weight, you need to get up from your computer and go work out your arms. Only thing I would change would be the connection for charging the mouse. We are in 2020 and this still comes with Micro USB, they should have a USB type C version already. All my devices are already USB C, except this mouse.

I have the wired version of this mouse and it is just as good. Battery life is very long and there is no lag in gaming from it being wireless.

Lots of customization. Feels good in my had, i like the weights you can add for extra resistance.

I bought this mouse to replace my aging G700s, and I love it. It is pricy, but it is such a comfortable mouse and the customizable weight is much more useful than I thought it would be. Overall I love the mouse and would recommended to anyone looking for a high end wireless mouse.

Great wireless mouse with weight options. No double clicking on mine and has an amazing battery life with RGB off

Comfortable to use, easy to adjust weight and settings for preference of usage.

Highly recommended! I use it for daily work and gaming

This is the second Logitech mouse ive gotten. I've gotten hooked on the spin scroll wheel that helps with the 1000 page read me before you can agree forms. The only problem i have had is when I downloaded the software for the mouse it killed the driver that let it connect without the dongle. There is a fix but a little bit of work.

I’ve owned own the wireless version for years now, and I’ve finally decided to go wireless. Wired still works to today, admittedly the price is steep so let’s see if it lasts just as long as the wired. So far so good

Good mouse. Great speed. Smooth interface. All around good quality.

All the buttons are remappable and you can add weights to the bottom to make it heavier and less likely to come off your mouse pad if you so desire. I bought it when my razer basilisk v2 started dying and really enjoy this new mouse

Everything about the G502 WL is outstanding. response time is on point as is everything else. Feels great in the hand and honestly I if you are a twitch fps type of person I still dont understand why you would'nt take advantage of the extra weights. the only reason I give it 4 /5 is the battery life is a lie. Even on minimal use it does not last as long as advertised.

Love this mouse. Switching between wired and wireless is so easy. The weights took me a minute to figure out, but the customization of weight is a great feature. Also super responsive.

I've owned an older, wired G502 mouse for quite awhile, and I've always had a good experience with it. My aging G700s was finally starting to show its age and the wireless G502 looked to be a somewhat comparable replacement. The battery typically lasts about 8-12 hours of constant use before needing a recharge. The software is easy to use. The mouse is ergonomic for most sized hands.

I originally bought a Logitech G900 Chaos Spectrum to replace my old Logitech G9X mouse (one of my favorite mice ever!), and it wasn't bad, but I just didn't like it as much as I would've hoped. Kept for a couple of years, but missed the extra weighty feel of my G9X. Well, I got this when it was on sale, and instantly fell in love! It feels just like my old G9X, if not better, and has way more options and features than all of my previous mice. Weights are adjustable, and plenty of really nice buttons/features. Only thing is, my hands are a bit small, and so many times I've accidentally clicked on the different speed profiles instead of just left click, but it's not a big deal to me. Absolutely worth the purchase.

Really liking this mouse so far. It's very ergonomic and the buttons are easy to reach. The programming and macro setup was intuitive and very easy to figure out. My only complaint would be the relatively short battery life. My previous mouse lasted probably 2+ months on a charge. This one was at 50% after about a week. Not a deal breaker by any means but I guess they used a smaller battery to keep it light. It still has plenty of battery for my needs, and it can be used with their wireless charging mousepad if that's ever an issue. Overall this is a great mouse and I'd recommend it to anybody looking to upgrade, for gaming or not. It's a great mouse with lots of features. I especially like the button to switch the wheel from free spin to notched for rapid scrolling or single click scrolling.

The Logitech G502 Lightspeed is a high-quality wireless gaming mouse with excellent performance and ergonomics. However, potential buyers should be aware of possible issues with button durability and software features.

great mouse so far. didn't realize at first, but its a rechargeable mouse. great response.