Customer Ratings & Reviews

Logitech mice are the only ones that last me for several years.

So far so good. These logitech mice don't tend to last more then a year or so. I have gone through 2 903's already , this 502 so far is working great, i expect the Double click issues to show up in around a year and i can upgrade again. great mouse so far. no complaints.

Great wireless mouse if you like the G502 shape, which Logitech has been using for years. There is zero lag from the wireless connection. The only complaint is the lighting tends to stay on when the mouse goes to sleep.

It’s a okay mouse. I would still recommend it if you’re looking for a good mouse in a price range that will not kill the bank. PS this is a real person.

Best mouse in the game. After purchasing the Logitech G815, I decided to replace my Razer Basilisk wireless mouse with this and added on the charging pad. Razer's mouse is a good mouse but this one "feels" just a bit more polished.

Great mouse! So far so good. I have the wired version of this before upgrading to the wireless. Like the feel of Logitech mouse since the MX version was out and I have never change since then. This mouse just feel prefect in my hands. Price was on the higher side but worth it!

Smooth mouse with a lot of programmable buttons and dpi buttons.

Bought this on sale and it is okay. I had issues within the first month but you get what you pay for. I would still recommend because its still working with minor click delays, but that happens once in a great while.

This will be my 'till I can't game anymore' mouse. Or until it gets updated. The fit is perfect for my larger hand and the thumb rest helps me with movement. Obviously that's just an opinion but I love it. If it wasn't on the expensive side I'd buy a backup.

smooth and easy setup frfr, plus the macros go hard

Amazing mouse for gaming and general PC use! I love the DPI settings and ability to add macros to the side such as playing media. I use those for pausing and skipping songs on spotify. Battery life feels kinda meh though

I love the way I can cit my thumb and the shape allows my hand to fully glide with my mouse.

Upgraded from an older Logitech mouse. Better fit for my hand and the ability to map buttons makes for a better work day.

I've been a long-time supporter of Logitech's gaming mice - the G Pro, G502 Hero, G603, etc - but this is probably one of the worst products Logi has ever created. I want to go on record as saying I loved the G502. It's probably the best gaming mouse I have ever used, and I've used a lot. Somehow Logi managed to screw up a winning formula with the Lightspeed version. Only 2 or 3 days after bringing home the G502 Lightspeed, I started getting annoying double-click issues, where I would click Left Mouse Button once, but the mouse registers two clicks in rapid succession. I thought it was just a small misclicking issue with myself at first and ignored it initially, but it just kept happening more and more. I ended up looking up the issue I was having online, and found that I wasn't the only one having this issue with the G502 Lightspeed. It seems the switches on this mouse are just super poorly made and it completely destroys what would otherwise be a perfect mouse. Though, the mouse isn't ALL bad. One notable point of the mouse is the battery. With the RGB lighting off, this thing can get a whopping 70 hours of battery life on a full charge. That's about the only good thing it has going for it aside from having the same design as the previous G502 models.

love the ease of set up out of box....directions could have been a bit more detailed

Mouse feels great in the hand and it has a lot of buttons to customize. No issue with latency or desync.

It gives a smooth glide when I’m gaming and the light effects on the mouse is a huge plus. The sleek design is what really interested me into buying it and the it’s true what they say, “You pay for what you get.” Quality over price!

Finally. The G502 has wireless. Logitech has long had nearly perfect right handed gaming mice, and now the G502 has been updated offer the top of the line wireless experience – HERO Sensor, Lightspeed engine, adjustable weights, and optional wireless induction charging using Logitech’s POWERPLAY gaming mat (mouse pad), which is sold separately from the mouse. Like all Logitech G products, the packaging for this mouse is solid and mostly recyclable cardboard. In the box is the mouse, a high quality braided cable for charging and data if a wired connection is preferred, a small clamshell container that holds the receiver, an adapter (in case you need to use the cable to move the receiver away from interference or closer to the mouse), and the weights. The fit and finish are great, the rubberized grips are comfortable, and the buttons are positioned well. Everything has a premium pro-grade feel that you would expect from a mouse of this caliber. The mouse isn’t the lightest wireless mouse you can buy, due to the physical limits of a larger righthanded mouse with multiple buttons, but for me a few grams of weight don’t matter. Depending on your use case, the included weights can make the mouse heavier or adjust the balance point, so you can tune this thing for whatever you prefer. To add weights, just push down on the seam at the bottom of the thumb rest, and the magnetic door will open right up. The inside is slightly rubberized to hold the weights in their spots. Same goes for the rear circle – push on the back of it and it will flip up. It can take more force than you might expect to get the circle to come up enough that you can get another finger under it and pull it out. Under there is a place to hold the receiver and the 4 gram weights can be added inside of the circle piece. This circle is also the part that gets replaced when the POWERPLAY mat is used to enable the induction charging feature. If the induction adapter is added, you cannot use the 4gram weights anymore as the adapter has no spaces for them. The wheel has the ability to either have the classic feel or with the push of a button the wheel unlocks and will spin freely, allowing for rapid scrolling. The lightspeed 1ms wireless and the HERO sensor make this a serious mouse for any application – from gaming to productivity to photo editing. Features like the DPI shift allow the mouse to go from a higher DPI to a precision tool with the press of a button. The G-shift feature allows for a secondary mapping of every button to be applied when the G-shift key is held down, which lets you have up to 20 different commands mapped to buttons. The G-hub software also allows for macros to be mapped to a key, so the options are virtually limitless with this mouse. The mouse also supports RGB lighting – there are two zones, one of them being the G logo, and the other being the settings lights. For maximum battery life you’ll probably want them off, but if using the induction charging or wired (or you just like lights) set them to anything you want using the G-hub software. Overall, for me, this is about as perfect as a gaming mouse can get. The right handed ergonomics are top notch, the performance is great, and it has plenty of buttons to meet just about any need, from gaming to productivity.

Good mouse but I returned it and got the Razer basilisk ultimate instead.

Love it so far! Can go wireless or wired, interface is amazing with options to customize!