Customer Ratings & Reviews

Very smooth and awesome mouse. Like that you can customize the colors and the battery life on the mouse is great I play 6 to 7 hours a day and can go several days without having to charge love that you can add weight to it if you want to make it fit your needs

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

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 love almost everything about this mouse. The one sticking point is how long the charge lasts, but other that that, it has been perfect.

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.

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!

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.

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

Great mouse. Best mouse that I’ve owned would 100% recommend

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.

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.

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!

With the Lightspeed Wireless you can not even tell you are using a wireless mouse. This mouse is super comfortable and the battery life is great. Being able to adjust the weight is a pro if you are into that sort of thing but I just take all the weights out to make it as light as possible.

What can I say, it's a mouse! Probably the best one around. The wired G502 has been a staple since its release for gamers everywhere, having a wireless one only adds to that convenience. The battery life is great, the weight of it is great, the feel of it is great, the thumb button is very easy to reach, even easier than the G402. It lasts about as long as my G915 keyboard, which is convenient since I'll charge them both at the same time.

Great product! Good Quality! Definitely worth the price!

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.

A solid mouse, it’s a standard for a reason. Fantastic battery life, and the ability to insert or remove weights to change the feel is incredible. You can also pair this mouse with the Logitech Powerplay mouse pad to extend its battery life indefinitely

I started with the wired g502 and went to the wireless one. I was worried about battery life the most, after an 8 hour stream the mouse was down to 85%, needless to say, I don’t worry about battery life anymore! This mouse is hands down the best mouse on the market! I love all the buttons on the mouse, makes setting up game control layout that much easier! Do yourself a favor, stop reading this and go order yourself one.....you won’t be disappointed!

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.

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.