Customer Ratings & Reviews

Not worth the price. The settings get all wonky and then it lags or the mouse doesn't respond whenever I move it around. It would have charge. I don't know how to fix the problem, it just fixes on its own.

Scroll wheel died before 11 months of use. The rest of the mouse was excellent but now unusable because of the bad scroll wheel

want it to work better with WoW, can't program all the buttons for it

right and left click buttons stopped working a month after i bought the device. they only work if its 65 degrees or lower. if its room temperature of above i have to have a fan blowing on my mouse for it to even work. completely unacceptle for the price i payed.

I have been a Logitech fan for the past 20 years. From mice, speakers, keyboards, to headsets and I’ve happily enjoyed most of them and stand by their products. I have also been a fan the original, and successful, G502 corded mouse which this one was modeled after, and I actually still use part-time. I loved wireless mice so much that I refused to ever go back to wired, until the G502…so long as it was a stationary setup where I didn’t move desk or locations, but I also have a gaming laptop that gets moved around a lot. Corded is nice because of its responsiveness and never have to worry about charging or signal issues. But now I wanted to upgrade the G502 to a wireless option for my gaming laptop, and what better option than a wireless one designed after it. First thing I noticed about this mouse was how light it was. Most wireless mice are a little heavier due to the weight of the battery, but with battery technology improving they have managed to make these things super light while holding a good amount of battery life. Its even significantly lighter than the corded G502! It also comes with an adjustable/replaceable DPI shifter for those who have that preference. The battery takes 2 hours for a full charge which uses a USB C/A cable that is included, you can use this for a wired option or just use the wireless receiver. From a full charge you can get up to 120 hours of continuous use which is pretty wild for how light this thing is. The bottom of the mouse stores the USB wireless receiver when on the go. It’s a nice magnetic cover that’s easy to remove and put back on. The receiver is even labeled G502, so when you’re like me and have multiple older Logitech mouse receivers around the house, you know which receiver this goes to. The receiver fits snug in the little cubby, but it seems like its not very secure if its going get knocked around in luggage. I downloaded the G Hub software for my laptop where I was able to set the LED color mode changing options, see your battery % remaining, DPI settings, buttons settings, profiles, and much more customizations. It also has default profiles for games it detects on your computer. The buttons on the mouse help you cycle through DPI and profiles easily. I play FPS shooters, including latency sensitive multiplayer games such as the COD series, where a tiny bit of lag makes a big difference. In comparison to the corded G502, it felt very similar in responsiveness. Still adjusting to the weight and shape of the new mouse, but it’s a convenient reminder of how nice a wireless setup is. Even the braided cords can catch onto things. One thing that seems off are the battery life readings and the quoted battery life. According to the G Hub software, after I was at a full charge (or nearly full) it read my battery life at just over 55% while on wireless. Then a few minutes later, it went back to 91%. Don’t expect to get anywhere near 120 hours while using lights, your life will drop down to under 40 hours. Currently at the 91% it says I have approximately 35 hours left of use. With the lights off, the software says 137 hours…big difference with the lights (more than whats quoted for the G502 X Plus). I also wish they would still include a charging cradle, would be much more convenient then plugging and unplugging cables. Overall the G502 X Plus seems like a solid runner-up to its predecessor, with even more options. The fact that you can switch between wired and wireless options easily, and get close to 4-5 days while having lights disabled is dang good. If lights are off and I start a game that has its own profile with lights on, the lights will come on just during the game which I think is pretty cool. The Lightspeed feature touts a 68% faster connection than what previous wireless mice use. It seems like Logitech has pulled the best features from their successful products and went all in on this line-up. The settings, customizations, and responsiveness have all been a good experience so far. I’d def recommend trying this mouse out if you are on the fence!

Comfortable mouse that is good for small hands too.

Stopped working after 3 months. Don’t buy!!! Look at others.

Not fast enough for CLX Horus gaming Desktop (returned.)

Logitech is known for quality computer peripherals and this gaming mouse is no exception. It is extremely lightweight, fast, configurable and looks great on a gaming desk with its display of moving and changing colors. The response is immediate with no lag and the mouse is configurable with the Logitech Options software. The software makes this mouse great, with options for changing the pointer speed, scrolling, wheel direction, sensitivity, smart shift and wheel mode options. There is even a Logitech Flow option to easily switch between computers by moving the mouse to the edge of a screen. While the default button configurations work well for me, the mouse can be configured to work differently with various applications. I tried a custom configuration for word processing and it is a handy tool to have if one uses a special application. The mouse charges quickly and holds a charge for several days. Connectivity requires the included dongle and does not support Bluetooth connectivity. This is designed as a gaming mouse where speed is a major consideration, so using the dongle makes perfect sense. The mouse feels great in the palm of the hand and is effortless to move and use. It looks great in a dark office with the lighting. Logitech has combined quality with flexibility and produced another great product,

This is honestly the best mouse I've ever used in the past 30 years. Logitech found a winner in the 502 and they were smart in just improving it and not trying to remake the wheel. I've owned a 502 for the last 10+ years, and while I've tried other mice at times, I keep coming back to the 502. Great customization, dpi changes on the fly, the scroll wheel's amazing, and the weight is not too heavy and not too light. Would definitely recommend.

Sort of a weird title for a review? Well I'm weird. The Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse definitely isn't. In fact, Logitech keep stepping up their game, making me state their latest, the Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse, is the best mouse I've ever use. The Teflon pads on the bottom of the Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse make gliding around any surface a breeze, and it does so without collecting anything along the way. Another cool feature I enjoy is removable left "missile/shift switch" as I like to call it (for obvious reasons). You can actually pop it off and replace it with a dummy switch that does nothing. The Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse also has a better feel in hand. It is a light mouse (Though, I'm guessing you could rig some weights to go in the bottom storage-well for the switch/USB connector within the mouse). I can't really think of anything bad to say about the Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse. It is lightning fast in all my gaming (and Every Day Use scenarios), IT JUST WORKS. It's the Teflon Don of Mice.

I would have to say this is the best mouse I have ever used by far. The response is spectacular, the button customization is second to none, and ergonomically it is perfect. I love how they use magnets now for the compartments and the lights, even though I didn't purchase for them, catch the eye. The build quality is phenominal, they even give you an extra button that you can replace the thumb button with to fit your hand best. It slides all over the place with no effort and the surprise I found to be the best feature ever is the pads on the bottom do not collect gunk like most mice do, so you don't get that drag every so often that you have to pick off and clean up to get the mouse back to optimal sliding ability. The scroll wheel is one of the best I've ever experienced and it charges with usb c in no time at all. I really can't say enough great things about this! You might think, it's a mouse, what's there to get all giddy about, but once you experiene the G502, you will definitely understand what I'm saying. Do yourself, your wrist, and your patience a favor and get one of these immediately!!

The G502 x plus lightspeed surprised me. The only fault I could find, and for me it almost caused it to lose a star is that it is not bluetooth enabled. One of your USB ports will be taken up with the receiver dongle. At this price point, and with so many computes now coming bluetooth enabled, this seems like a throwback to 2005. Now on to the likes. Lefties, you'll need to use your non dominant hand. This is a right hand only mouse due to the shape and curve. It's got a great ergonomic feel and is just the right weight for all day gaming. Button placement is good, and within easy reach for medium and larger hands. Button clicks are precise and satisfying. With the number of buttons, it's a good all around mouse. FPS, MOBA and even MMO games all benefit. If you're a strict MMO player, you might find yourself wishing for a couple extra buttons though. Logitech G-hub software allows you to program it, and it's an easy effortless thing. The mouse can hold 5 different profiles in it, and as many as you can dream up in the g-hub software. Logitech has another winner on it's hands.

wouldn't recomend compared to basilisk v3 pro which is way better and also has bluetooth

Had to return and stick with the 502 hero wired. This isnt worth it at all

Side buttons frequently fail yo respond. Do not get this one.

I've had the pleasure of owning a number of Logitech accessories, especially various mice models (703, 604, prox super light) And this this model builds upon many of the things that I like in previous models and will be a stable in my my mice collection for many years to come. Pros Features: about to check as well known for building top quality mice with easily customizable features in this mouse is no exception. The Logitech software is easy to use and configure different profiles as well as switches and RGB. The sensor and responsiveness is very quick and the mouse charges quickly. The CPU fee had a very nice glide as well making this a well-rounded mouse. Style: simply put, this mouse looks very good. It combines many of the styled designs from their multiple button mice with their sleeker designs as well. Cons: Battery life - I have not been super impressed with the battery life thus far on this mouse. It seems to require charging more frequently than some of my others, although Logitech does make this very easy to do as the USB receiver easily plugs off and the USB type-C cable slides into the mouse for charging. Height: okay this might be a weird one but the rest of my Logitech model nice. Have a very satisfying rounded shape to them that seemed to fit my hand well, or at least my hand became very comfortable with it. This mouse and the other hand is fairly flat in comparison and feels as though I am missing part of it. I am sure that I will adjust to this in time, but it is definitely something that I noticed. All in all, this is an amazing mouse and would be a welcome addition to anybody collection who wants the best of gaming as well as multiple function buttons.

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.

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

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.