Customer Ratings & Reviews

Great response time. Weight is perfect and easy set up. Worth the price. Great quality. Doesn’t feel or act cheap.

Ok, so in all my years of gaming, this is the first time I've bought a gaming mouse. I have just always been comfortable with two buttons and a scroll wheel and anything else i need is on the keyboard or gamepad/joystick. But that has all changed. At first I was intimidated by all the buttons but after installing the Logitech software for the G502 X Plus, I completely understood the value in all these options. This thing is fully loaded and I can literally customize 13 different buttons on this thing and the primary right and left click has the perfect amount of resistance. In addition to the buttons, the feel of the mouse is great. Its solid and comfortable in the right hand. It feels like it is well built/constructed and not like a cheap standard mouse. In addition, after a full charge the batter lasts forever with heavy use. I've used it for 6 or 7 gaming sessions before needing to recharge it and recharging is as simple as plugging it in to your USB C adapter at the end of the day. The only thing that I will say I wish was a little different is the scroll wheel. I wish it had just a little LESS sensitivity. Just accidently brushing the thing sends the scroll bar flying. However, that is something I can get used to and will get used to as I use this thing for work in addition to gaming. So it's more than "just a gaming mouse"...its the last mouse I hope to ever have to buy.

This mouse feels great in my hand, and you can feel how much lighter it is than the previous model. It responds before I even click completely, it feels like. The batter life in it is unmatched too. Even with RGB on always. My favorite mouse ever.

I’ve been using the original G502 Lightspeed since it was released along with a Powerplay pad. With the G502 X Plus Lightspeed being an iteration of an existing model, I largely base this review on the significant changes between the two. Though it does come with some improvements, overall I find this new iteration to be a downgrade. [ What’s familiar ] At the heart of the mouse sits the Hero 25K sensor which has the same high precision, low latency, and smooth responsiveness I’m familiar with from the older model. I’m mostly fond of this performance, but as usual, woe to ye who encounters a spec of dust on their mouse pad, as when playing an FPS game, this will often snap my camera up to face the sky or down to the ground and spin around at RPMs that would make a car engine blush. Works well with the Powerplay pad. Though this is not a review of the Powerplay pad (sold separately), I see this compatibility as a major asset for this mouse. Besides the obviously very nice worry-free charging, the pad’s built-in wireless receiver provides very close-proximity wireless transmission that reduces/eliminates potential hiccups. The official G Hub software has improved since the old model was released, but it’s still pretty bad. As an example, for what should be a cornerstone feature, they *still* haven’t properly implemented automatic profile switching. I mean, they’ve tried, but it just doesn’t work well. I have to create desktop profile clones for each application/game I want to customize and then manually switch between them in order to have a sane experience. [ Improvements ] - I’m not fond of textured rubber grips on mice, but there’s improvement here. The tactile feel of the deep-grooved triangle mesh on the older model felt unpleasant and was a horrid magnet for biofilm buildup. The texture made it difficult to clean well and I removed bits of rubber every time I cleaned it, resulting in what now looks like quite a mess. The much more subtle texture of this new model feels nicer, and I assume will be easier to clean, though I expect I’ll still be removing some amount of rubber over time. - Pressing down on the wheel as a middle mouse button feels less awkward, probably due to the removal of the ribbing found in the old model’s wheel. - Swapping out the micro-USB port for USB-C was a long time in the coming, but appreciated all the same. [ Downgrades ] - It feels like there’s been a double or worse increase in the travel distance (pre-activation) of the left and right buttons over the old model. I greatly dislike this change, and I’m certain this has negatively impacted my gaming performance. - I prefer heavier mice, as I feel like they give me finer control than lighter mice. Not only is this new model lighter than the original, they completely removed the optional weights as well, which strikes me as a case of extreme corner cutting. This probably negatively impacted my gaming performance. - The switches on the left and right buttons are much louder, with a metallic ‘dink’ noise that I find particularly annoying. - The old model had three discreet indicator lights on the left side that could clearly display the current DPI setting as well as the current battery charge. With the removal of these lights, they added a single light beyond the scroll wheel to be used as a battery level indicator, which is almost completely hidden for me because of the curve of the mouse combined with its position on my desk, making it virtually pointless. The new Lightsync lighting is used as a DPI level indicator when changing this setting, but the colors are so arbitrary as to be meaningless, with apparently no way of changing these color presets. It feels like they’ve effectively removed these two features. - The included USB cable is rubber-coated. I have no idea why they bothered, as this adds unnecessary friction to mouse movement when tethered. [ Other thoughts ] - The changes to the G-Shift (‘sniper’) button has no benefit for me. The increased size is offset by it being placed farther toward the front, resulting in the same feel for me, which I think is a shame, as I see room for improvement here. - The vast majority of the new 8-LED Lightsync lighting is hidden when a hand is placed on the mouse, so it seems mostly designed as accent decoration while not in use, rather than for actual utility while in use. [ Conclusion ] While not a bad mouse, I consider the G502 X Plus Lightspeed to be a downgrade from the older G502 Lightspeed, and for that reason wouldn’t recommend it unless the new lighting particularly tickles your fancy.

This is probably the best mouse I’ve ever used in my life. Love that you can easily switch between DPI settings with a click on a button!

Best mouse ever has. Light fast holds charge a long time.

Easily the best gaming mouse I’ve ever used. The ergonomics and general feel of it are immaculate. Clicks are crispy and buttons are easy to use and map.

Great mouse, no lag, love the lights. Super clean addition to my computer set up. The software is very easy to get around as well. You can set individual color zones, creating your own lighting, or choose from preloaded options.

Logitech G502 is the best when it comes to gaming mice

The wireless option is excellent, it's quick and responsive and so far I have had no issues with it. It's nice and compliments the style I look for.

This is an extremely light and responsive mouse and with the upgraded button the clicking sound is exquisite

This mouse is amazing. It was a birthday gift for my techie boyfriend and he loves the heft, the reactivness and the charging capabilities.

Bought this as a Christmas present. My husband loves it and says it’s light weight and smooth while he is playing.

Love the white and the customable rgbs with it. Plug and play then download the Ghub for unlimited customizations

Longest lasting battery life out there, hasn't been charged and still going after a week of all day use.

Just picked up the mouse, feels incredible. RGB looks great and is very comfortable. Coming from a G502 LightSpeed.

Brought this for my son, and he seems to like it. I am happy with my purchase. I was able to get it on sale!

I'm coming from a Corsair Dark Core RGB PRO SE wireless mouse. I already like this mouse much better. It is significantly lighter and has a really good hand feel. I use a fingertip grip. What I like the most about this wireless mouse is that even after it turns off there is almost no delay in it moving the mouse cursor once I start moving it again. On the Corsair mouse it took a good second or so to start moving the cursor. Also, the battery life on the G502 X Plus is better despite it being significantly lighter. The scroll wheel has very defined increments when not in free spin mode. Kind of makes for a bumpy ride when scrolling websites but its not a big issue for me. Mouse clicks are nice, short and crisp. I got the white version. It looks fantastic right now after about a weeks worth of use but we'll see long term. I don't eat greasy snacks at my desk but it's just a matter of time before this thing is gonna need a cleaning.

Great mouse. Quick and easy pick up. Would buy again.

Great mouse. Love the RGB !!! ....................