Customer Ratings & Reviews

works as intended. I use for office so no real need for lightspeed, but battery life is good and mouse is extremely comfortable

Quick connection and comfy for my med sized hand. I use with the Logitech Powerplay and never have to charge the mouse.

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

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

I was using Logitech's MX wireless mouse previously, I originally bought back in 2016. I loved that mouse for the response time, comfort, just the best mouse I had ever used. I was very hesitant to get this mouse because I was so happy with the MX, but I figured if I didn't like this one, I could return and keep using my MX. Ha, there is no way I am returning this G502 lightspeed, it's just as comfortable and much better for gaming, I love this mouse.

This mouse is very fast to respond. I like the weights but they cannot be used when using the charging pad. But it is still a very good mouse.

The program for this mouse is very user friendly and easy for first time users.

One of the best mice and now it's wireless. Great form factor fits snuggly in my hand, pretty lightweight and if you are one of those people that like a heavier mouse for some reason it also comes with additional weights that you can add for a better customization.

The extra weights they provide really allows for a large amount of customizability. RGB is dope. Also the infinite scroll switch is game changer!

This mouse is great, feels great in the hand. The weights are awesome, as I like a heavy mouse. Battery lasts for days! I hardly charge it once a week.

The Razer Basilisk Ultimate feels a tad smoother than the G502 Wireless, but overall I liked the G502 Wireless better. Possibly because Synapse (the Razer software) is obnoxious and the G Hub software is slightly less so. I picked this mouse up for $87 and feel that's a good price, but I'm not sure I could justify paying too much more than $90, especially since I'm not into competitive gaming. This is a nice mouse, though. Unless you have issues with the size/grip, it's very smooth and responsive. I can't imagine anyone disliking it. 4 out of 5 stars - definitely recommend.

the mouse is great. hands down the best input device i've ever touched. fits my hand perfectly, motion is smooth, weighty feel is just right. the software though... it's like logitech sat down and paid a sadist an exhorbitant sum to design something as horrible as possible. the Ghub software to manage the color of the light on the mouse only works when it's plugged in with the usb cable to charge the batteries. it goes right back to flashing rainbow cycles under normal use. keybinds don't persist, constantly resetting to default. dpi settings randomly reset to default, often while in the middle of a game. i finally had to put electrical tape over the backlit "G" logo, and just uninstall the software and use the mouse like any other wireless mouse.

Couldn't be happier about purchasing this mouse, great battery life and basically no latency at all. rgb is also a good add on.

The scroll wheel is a little more clicky than I like, but the weight and buttons are comfortable, plus coupled with the charging mouse pad, it truly is a wireless mouse!

Good mouse lasts a long time on one charge. Would recommend.

Love this mouse. Lightspeed products have been my go to ever since I purchased the G915 Keyboard. My only issue with the mouse is when moving back and forth quickly sometimes the scroll wheel will audibly strike the inside surface of the mouse wheel’s recess. Ghub software updates constantly and makes synchronizing my products color profiles easy. The precision DPI button is useful in FPS games but not very useful outside of that. I would rate this mouse a 10/10 for accuracy and customization with the included weight adjustment kit.

I had the original wired G502 for awhile and I had really liked it. I had switched to the rival 650 a few years ago, but when something went bad on it and I had returned it with a warranty I decided to try out the wireless G502. I love it just as much as the wired one and a little more due to it being wireless. The logitech program is extremely easy to use with some very good button and dpi customization. It feels great to use for long periods because the thumb rest prevents your thumb and most of your palm from touching the mouse pad and dragging around.

Over all good. A little difficult on the set up with the weights. Battery life is good and if you get a long enough cable to set next to your mouse pad. I just plug mine in to the manufacturer cable to charge it. I tried other cables and there were difficult to line up. So I used an extra long cable for the receiver part that they say should only be 8 inches from the mouse without causing issues. I would recommend if you have $140 dollars to splurge on a mouse.

Very aesthetic mouse. Sleek design and really nice feel on the hand. A lot of programmable keys but the software GHUB is really bad.... Overall, a lot of cool functions that I didn’t even know about before buying this mouse. It is a bit expensive though.

I always prefer the G502 mice for comfort, response, quality. Its a lot of money for a wireless mouse, but your stuck with it if you won't to use wireless charging. I assign it one speed because I always bump the dpi switch button.