Customer Ratings & Reviews

Light weight, but carries it well when you place them inside. The issue with this for me is the price. Once you fix the DPI to your liking, it is amazing. The higher the pole the quicker, and smoother the response. It makes no difference if you have the wired version, or wireless. This would be a great gift to people of all ages.

Great gaming mouse. Lots of buttons for customization. I didn’t give it 5 stars because customization isn’t that straight forward and it can be difficult to change profiles for each game you play or depending on how u use it in everyday life. Not just a gaming mouse either, u can use it for work and everyday use. Using the macro keys, u can combine actions for that one button to do. Theres RGB too if you care. With programs like Asus Armory crate, you can have all your rgb lights be sync with each other. Long batt life too. Played over 24 hrs without recharging and it’s down to 40% I got this for Mechwarrior 5 games. It makes it possible to control and play the game with just the mouse and not the keyboard. Though u may have to sacrifice some functions but they were things I never used anyway

Very easy to hold, and not glitchy, hold a charge for a long time

I own the 402 hated it it was too heavy. This mouse however is awesome. It’s small light or it comes with weights you can add in the bottom to make it heavier. I just use it right out of the box. The buttons are easy to use now I play Warcraft so I use it mostly for movement including jumping and the keyboard for the rest but it’s not to big or bulky and it stays charged for days, many of them. I can use a mouse both either left handed or right. It’s made like a lot of them with thumb buttons for right handed people so it’s not versatile in that way but I mean it it’s expensive and worth every dime I think. My hands are size 7 to 7 and 1/2 so it’s perfect size for me. It also matches by color changing headset and thermal take case just sayin. So if price is an issue for you I don’t have any other suggestions in its place.

The mouse itself is amazing. Response times faster than the human brain can process, and very comfortable. I moved to this mouse from a Logitech MX Master, and the size is just barely smaller. The only "issue" I have is not with the mouse, but the G Hub software for the RGB/button assignments/etc. It's constantly saying my mouse is almost dead, even after charging all night. I have to completely uninstall the software, and my settings, reinstall, reconfigure my settings, and THEN it will display the correct charge. Just something to keep in mind if you want to customize the DPI and RGB settings on the mouse.

It is identical to a standard 502 with the exception of the rubber coating on the scroll wheel which should have been on the original. Love my 502 Spectrum so this one is no exception only thing I had a problem with was the price.This mouse shouldn't cost twice as much as the corded version. Logitech changed their gaming software and it needs some work.

Been using this mouse for a while and can say the battery life is wonderful and the weight of it is way better than the wired one. Well worth the money.

Great mouse, comfortable, good battery life. Weights make it feel more solid compared to a mouse that doesn't have weights. The free-spinning scroll wheel option is great, I'll never use a mouse that doesn't have that.

Picked the G502 up recently after my 7 month old G903 that I got elsewhere started having the infamous double clicking issue. After just using this over the weekend I am very impressed. The mouse without the included weights is still a little heavier than the G903 but that is good for me. The overall feel and button layout is very nice for my medium sized hands. After a solid weekend of playing COD MW, Division 2 and GTA 5 I wish I would've gotten this earlier. So far after charging the mouse on Friday and had constant gaming, surfing, editing over the weekend and already into the new week the mouse is reporting at 70% and that is also with the logo and status bars at half illumination. The price is still a little steep but after using this and my experience with the G903 it seems to be worth it, so far.

This is my third Logitech mouse. I love them. Can assign the buttons for different functions. I use mine for video editing.

Great mouse, the rbg is great, quick response time and no drag plus the weighted option is a great addition. Only negative took forever and multiple tries to install the software on a windows 10 gaming PC had to use an older version then upgrade.

I’ve been using the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless for a while, and it’s easily one of the best gaming mice I’ve tried. It feels super responsive — the HERO sensor is crazy accurate, and there’s zero lag even in fast-paced games. The battery life is great too, lasting around 50–60 hours depending on if you use the RGB lights. It’s a bit heavier than some newer lightweight mice, but you can adjust the weight with the included tuning kit, which is nice. The shape fits really well for medium to large hands, and the 11 programmable buttons are awesome for games that need extra controls — especially the sniper button for quick precision shots. The scroll wheel is cool too since it can switch between clicky and free-spinning modes. The only downsides are the high price and that some users say the clicks wear out over time. Still, the G502 Lightspeed feels premium, performs great, and is worth it if you want a wireless mouse that does everything.

I have been using a G502 SE for the past year. I mostly like the mouse, although the shape isn't perfect for me. My SE has taken a beating and is just starting to have left click issues. No big deal, Ill just replace the switch. I decided to try the Lightspeed version to remove some clutter from my desk. This is mouse IS NOT the same size as the wired version. It's close, but the back end is smaller and barely touches my palm unless I move my hand forward a bit. When I grab my SE, it is firm against my palm. I know this wont impact everyone, but I really thought they would use the same shell. The lightspeed also get warm on the palm. The SE stays fairly cool during a gaming session. My last issue with the lightspeed is the construction, It feels cheap compared to the SE. The mouse wheel is not solid like on the SE and sounds and feels bad when scrolling. The SE has a solid metal wheel and just feels ad sounds better. When clicking any button, there is a plasticy sound. Overall not a bad mouse, just not as good as the wired.

Second G502 light speed in the house. I got mine (along with the charging mousepad) about a year ago, and decided to gift one to my son who games as well for Christmas. He is also a g502 user, but he has lived the corded life for the past couple of years. The fact that Logitech held pretty firm to the architecture that made the G502 legendary as a gaming mouse, and made it wireless is huge. Response time has been outstanding, and I just can’t speak enough to the combo with the lights-dedicated mousepad...the cord has actually never made it onto the mouse. Well worth the cost, and caught it for $100 at the holiday. You can find that deal often during the year. Don’t ask, just do it...you will not regret it if you game.

I own the wired version of this mouse (at least 3 years), but I wanted to go wireless. I love the wired version, and I love this version as well. This mouse feels great and there is no lag to it. I play only FPS games so a good mouse is primary to me. Initially, the price of this mouse had me looking elsewhere, but I tried a different wireless gaming mouse before this that was about half the price but it just didn't cut it. So I returned it and purchased this one and it was worth it for me but I understand that it is still expensive. The other mouse was also a big name brand so don't think I went uber cheap. You can find out other information about its features through youtube reviews, but my hands-on experience and opinion is that this is a great mouse.

It's a fantastic mouse. I love the versatility and has many customizable options when it comes to setting it up. Battery lasts very long on one charge and fits my hand very well.

Amazing mouse for gaming. Scroll wheel can click left and right as well as just down! Easy to assign the dpi up/down buttons next to the clicker to binds for a game as well as the sniper button. Very easy to use the Ghub software to customize your binds for each game. It recognizes which game your playing and automatically switches over your binds to that game. When you go back to the desktop it goes back to regular functions or to whatever you want the buttons to do. I can't see myself using a different mouse ever! $120 is a lot for a mouse but soooooo worth it. I would recommend the geek squad protection for an extra 25$ for 2 years.

I was a huge fan of the wired G502 mouse and have used that for the last several years as my daily driver for gaming and productivity. So when I found out about the wireless version with a 1ms nearly instant response time, it was a no brainer! I originally got it to use when I game on my TV so I can easily bring my mouse and keyboard to the couch, but I liked it so much I put my wired version in the drawer and use this wireless version full time now even when I am at my desk! I can’t tell any difference in response or accuracy, it has the same feel, and it’s less annoying to use(cause the wired version’s cord would snag and/or get in the way sometimes.) Love it! Just need to remember to charge it once in a while, but overall has pretty long lasting battery life.

Not sure why people rag on this mouse so much. Best mouse I have ever used. Well, besides one thing.....Micro USB? Really Logitech? PSA to all tech companies....time to get rid or MICRO USB! It only is annoying when having to charge the mouse but still, I am trying to get rid of cables not have to have one random Micro UDB coard at my desk to charge this thing. You can use a dock or spend 200 plus on that wireless charging mouse pad, but Ill just deal with the Micro. Aside from that this thing glides and being able to change the weight whenever I want is awesome. It also has 6 extra buttons and the scroll wheel even can be used to side scroll/lean in games! Makes this thing super customizable. It was also on sale when I bought it for under 100 bucks, so yead love this thing!

I already own the wired G502 but have been upgrading a lot of my gear to wireless to clean up my desk which was getting incredibly cluttered and tangled. If you don't already own a G502, get one, they're amazingly comfortable and versatile. The G502 Lightspeed Wireless is almost exactly the same and there truly is no compromise in performance with Logitech's Lightspeed wireless. There are some very minor differences, like the left and right clicks now have a very slightly lower travel distance and the scroll wheel is hollow, but all the differences are almost imperceptible. The only draw back is the price difference between the original and the wireless version.