Customer Ratings & Reviews

Unlike the G915 X, this actually works. Think the lighting is going to do what you want? LOL

I've been using a Logitech G903 Lightspeed mouse since 2019, combining it with a Logitech Powerplay wireless charging system (inductive charging mouse pad). I was kind of stuck using a 903 mouse as the other lightspeed mice were too small, the 903 fit my hand better. Problem with the 903 and this is documented in the 903 reviews, is that after 8 to 12 months give or take, the left and right mouse buttons started doing screwy things, like a single click double clicking, drag an icon or folder, it puts the icon or folder somewhere other than where you intended it to go, and I cannot find it anywhere. Logitech is aware of the 903 issues but have never done anything about it. Enough about the 903... I've had this mouse for 5 days now, the 502 X + is about the same size as the 903 and is very comfortable. Setup was simple using the Logitech G Hub software. I saw a few reviews/complaints regarding G Hub software; make sure you have the most recent version and know how to use it, it's pretty painless (read the docs). The first thing I did was set the DPI speed to suit my needs. Some negative reviews referenced stutters and lags, try adjusting your dpi speed. Second, and a lot of people don't do this or don't know how to do it... go to Control Panel, Hardware & Sound/Devices and Printers/Mouse and set your double click speed. For some reason, the reviews mix the lightspeed version and battery powered version all together. There was mention of battery life; my suggestion, if you are going to spend $150+ on a mouse, spend an extra $100 and get the Logitech Powerplay wireless charging system and you will never have to worry about battery life again. I write code for a living and am very hard on mice; I would go through 3 or more per year, so I buy gaming mice because they last longer than a plain old cheapy mouse. I mentioned the G903 in the beginning, I always by the extended warranty because of the issues I described above; since 2019 the G903 has been replaced under warranty 5 or 6 times, maybe more. As I also said above, I've had the mouse for 5 days, so this is a preliminary review. Looking at the 502 X + reviews, there isn't any mention of the problems inherent in the G903 with the mouse buttons, etc., so I am crossing my fingers on that part, but overall, I am happy with the purchase.

Real light and real responsive. A great gaming mouse for my Arc Raiders runs

The g502 is already hailed for leading what a gaming mouse should be, now with the capability to wirelessly charge from your mousepad. 100% a game changer

I trust Lightspeed wireless with all my competitive gaming. This mouse is beautiful but is on the heavier side, especially if you are used to the G Pro, or other light weight mice. I replaced my g pro with this one purely for aesthetic to be honest. If you are used to heavier mice this mouse is amazing, but if you like lighter weight mice, you may want to look into the G Pro instead. Also it is a bit pricey.

[Employee of bestbuy] I used the predecessor to this mouse for years and so when I saw that they came out with this update of the design I was curious to try it. I'm happy to say that this iteration offers an even more premium product that shows refinement from the previous G502 Hero mouse. Really stellar comfortable design. The only nitpick I would have is that the shape of the shell around the light bar on the mouse makes it so that you really feel the space between those two plates on your hand, but some people might even grow to prefer it.

The mouse feels great, and the programmable buttons are a welcome feature. The DPI thumb button felt a bit awkward at first, though after a few hours of use I became accustomed to it and avoided accidentally pressing it (the piece to make it non-functional seems superfluous in my opinion). Given that it is a gaming mouse, its larger frame makes for a tight fit when stuffed inside a laptop travel bag. Mine works well thus far, but it is something to consider if you don’t want to put the mouse through undue stress.

Awesome mouse! Has a very long lasting battery life and can last multiple days. Very easy to set up and overall great for ease of use and all the features at a good price point.

This is the second time I've bought the same mouse. It's fast and I love the button customization via the Logitech G hub software. For every game I play I'm able to swap the profiles and lighting. Which is nice looking when sitting on my desk. I also have the wireless charging/ gaming pad.

My previous mouse was a G502 Lightspeed. This is an absolute banger of a mouse. Definitely a massive upgrade. 1. Battery life is superior 2. Clicking feels very distinct and instantaneous 3. The shape/ contour of the mouse is even smoother than before Well worth it!

This is a nice and good it tool to play, i but for my son andbi see he enjoy it.

I use this for editing and it’s a game changer definitely recommend

The wieght of the mouse is pefect , and response was awesome

Its very smooth and easy to get use to, not many bad things to say about this mouse, the battery lasts’ quite a while and rgb is clean

I absolutely love the ergonomics of this mouse, love the clicks, the rgb lighting, and the responsiveness. I bought the charging mat as well and so I never have to charge it! Dont think, go buy it!!!

Fantastic product. Great personalization features, holds a great charge

Best wireless gaming mouse i have ever purchased. The LG hub app helps with customization of each button as well as DPI.

so far this has been an excellent replacement for my wired 502. lightweight great action with clicks and battery life has been good for me, do with the wireless charging was included

Smooth drag, lightweight, long-lasting battery, unnoticeable latency.

Excellent weight, fluid RGB lighting and the battery lasts quite a few days in my personal usage through the week. Very satisfied with the upgrade from G502 Proteus Core when I bought it back in 2015.