Customer Ratings & Reviews

It is a little smaller than the mouse I previously used. After a few days i got used to that and it feels good in the hand.

I had a g502 hero and upgraded after years of use. Great wireless mouse. Maybe a little pricey but imo its worth every penny.

Smooth as butter with a great battery life hands down my favorite mouse I have used

Love how customizable the mouse is! Especially with the dpi settings I’m really able to game more competitively now that I can fine tune my dpi to the smoothest feel for myself. 10/10 will buy again when and if my mouse dies out!

Its way lighter than the first gen and is a great light option with more buttons

You really can’t go wrong with a classic from Logitech like this! Especially when it get the modern upgrades to keep up with all the other competition on the market! One of the greatest highlights is the ability to switch your DPI with the use of its onboard memory so that different playstyles can have their own specific DPI responsiveness without having to always go back into G Hub!

This is my favorite mouse on the market right now, and would recommend it to anybody

Really nice mouse, my daughter like the extra button, I do think it is pricey side

Replaced a Logitech Pro Wireless with this for a better ergonomic feel. Its a little smaller than I thought and felt myself having to use more of a claw grip at first but I got used to it quickly.

Was not a bad product, however I was unable to get the software to work on Linux.

Bought this mouse a few years ago, still works perfectly no issues

A better G502, if you have the old G502 get the G502X. You won't regret it.

"Do you enjoy clicking?" *Slaps the hood of the mouse* "This bad boy's got more clickers than you'll know what to do with. Scrolling?" *Slaps the hood harder* "This mouse has more scrolls than the Library of Alexandria. Native macro support that's configurable in the software?" *Chugs a beer and smashes the can on my head* "Brother, you ain't never even seen programmability like this before. This mouse is like Arch Linux of mice." TLDR; If you only like to left-click or right-click, this is not the mouse for you.

Its a good upgrade from the G502. Its a lot lighter and the wireless option is great for a clean desk.

Battery last a long time and cable is long enough to use and get charged! Absolutely game changer! No more cable getting hung up while you game or use the mouse

Absolutely spectacular mouse, great battery life, comfortable for both fingertip and palm grip. I started using it with the powerplay mouse for infinite battery, all the pros of wireless with none of the draw backs. The price of admission is worth the experience, the 502 is the best selling gaming mouse and the g502 x/ g502 x plus are no exception.

Really good battery, no ghosting, have a lot of customization, and have a great design

Ive had a G502 mouse since the wired non RGB (proteus core; so 6 years or so). I also upgraded to the RGB wired (proteus spectrum) then to the first wireless version (lightspeed). This iteration brings improvements to the wireless protocols used, weighs less, bigger macro buttons, swappable quick shift (magnetic) and charges via USB C. Every improvement is great for me with the exception of the magnetic quick shift macro. While gaming, it can come off if your thumb moves slightky below the macro and it could come off mid game. Thats one of the most annoying features of the mouse, but now that I’m aware of this, it doesnt happen as often. I would recommend this mouse to anyone who needs a gaming mouse. If you’re already a g502 wireless mouse user, I would not recommend this mouse since the updates are minimal at best.

Very light weight and firs perfectly in hand. No lag or stutter either.

Not ultralight, but great form factor of the 502 with wireless and some RGB for those than want it. Battery life is good.