Customer Ratings & Reviews

Hands down the most comfortable mouse! Also so many buttons and options for keybinds!

I'll start this review by stating that I came from the Razer Basilisk v3 pro; a very similar mouse from Logitech's main competitor. With that, I'll try to make this review as unbiased as possible. The build quality of the mouse is fantastic. The mouse I got had no noticeable creeks/squeaky noises when gripping/pressing the buttons. Compared to the Razer mouse, the hump of the mouse for your palm is flatter and slightly narrower. The left and right click feel great, slightly lighter to press compared to the Razer. The scroll wheel feels MILES better on the Logitech than it does on the Razer. Both mice have an "unlimited scroll" mode, but Logitech's implementation is much better as it is hardware driven rather than software. However, I ultimately returned the mouse after a few days for a few reasons. The thumb rest on this mouse is angled slightly towards the extra thumb buttons, which resulted in me constantly accidentally pressing them when I'd grip the mouse and move it around. I do not and have never had this issue on the Balisisk. I understand this is due to the way I grip the mouse, which means not everyone will have this issue, but I did. I tried to use the mouse for several days and could not get myself to adjust my grip while playing aim-intensive games. I also didn't enjoy the feeling of the two extra buttons next to left click. I felt as though one of the buttons was much harder to reach than the other, making it essentially useless for me. The last thing that made me decide to return the mouse was the HORRENDOUS Ghub software. It is a terrible new user experience, it is unclear about how to change the keybinds on your mouse, it constantly switches profiles while editing, it wouldn't save changes I was making, it was overall just an awful, unintuitive, buggy experience. You would think that after GHub existing for so many years, they'd figure this stuff out by now. Ultimately, the mouse itself is really well built, but it's just not for me. The mouse is heavily held back by the bad software that it runs on. One more thing, I would recommend getting the non-RGB version of the mouse to save a few bucks. You literally can't even see it while using the mouse. The only thing it's good for, is if you want to take photos of your battle stations, but that's up to you to decide if the extra bump in price is worth it- the RGB is literally the only difference.

Just unboxed the Logitech G502 x plus Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse. It comes with the mouse, wireless dongle/receiver, USB/A to USB/C charging cable, user’s guide, and a USB/A female to USB/C female coupler/adapter. Oh, and a sticker and a ‘cool’ shift button cover. First off, this thing fits my hand beautifully. I always seem to press the thumb button, and this has a replaceable magnetic cover that eliminates that button. It works great for me. When I first connected it wirelessly to my PC, I was a bit bummed by the scroll wheel. It’s called Hyperfast scroll and is smooth and zoomed down a webpage. I prefer a slower drop and a click. Well, this mouse has a button on top that does just that. You can choose between the two actions and use what works best based on the task at hand. Nice! If you’re like me, you probably already have the G Hub installed, if not surf over to the manufacturer’s website and download the app. Through the app, you have 5 onboard memory slots, different wave effects, battery level indicator and battery life. At max charge, the app states approximately 39 hours. The app also keeps the mouse up to date with firmware revisions. Currently, mine is on breathing effect w/ an ocean wave. I’ll post a pic or two. The Lightspeed wireless and Hero 25k sensors make this mouse track beautifully. For an old dude like me, I have the active DPI Speed at 1600. You have the option to set it at 800, 1200, 1600, 2400, and 3200. There is a DPI Shift button that will allow temporary alterations or/and it can be used to shift assignments to one or all the keys on the mouse as long as you hold the button down. So overall, this mouse is very comfortable for me to use. I have average to large hands, and I have zero issues with the size. I love the left thumb delete cap and I can always replace it with the button if I choose to make it operable again. The box states there are 13 programmable controls. I’m not sure exactly how, but if it states it, I’m sure it’s possible. This mouse is probably a bit more than I need for the type of games I play, but like I stated, I’m very happy with it and how well it scrolls across dual screens. I’d have no problem recommending this to anyone looking for a great wireless gaming mouse.

Is the venerable 502 improved? Yes! The 502 X Plus is a better 502. The first thing you'll notice is the weight, much lighter than the original, but still feels solid in the hand. The scroll wheel is improved, it's not as clunky and rolls smoother. The feel and texture of the wheel is better in scroll or fly mode. The clicks are a little louder and sound more metallic with the new switch mechanism. The shape is about the same, so not much different there. There are slight differences in the looks, but it feels the same. The lighting has changed, but it's always under your hand. USB-C charging and a long battery life. The DPI switch button is changeable. From direction to type. I like the original insert as it sticks out more and was easier for my thumb to use. With the small insert, which sits flush with the side of the mouse, my thumb kept bumping the side buttons. So, the original insert works better for me. The underside has the same pop out circle to put the USB receiver in for storage. Setup is plug and play. Just take the receiver and plug it into a USB port. It’ll work with generic mouse settings. With G-Hub software, you can unlock all of the options on the mouse. Make sure your G-Hub software is up to date or the mouse will not register with the software. Once G-Hub finds the mouse it walks you through a basic setup. Then at the mouse setup screen you have access to DPI settings, lighting, and what button presses do. Whether to use mouse memory, or custom game settings. The software lets you customize away. You have 13 buttons and can customize most. Lighting effects to DPI settings. The HERO sensor is still up to 25K DPI and the mouse is as responsive as a wired mouse. I had no problems testing it out in games. The lighting changed from the G to a light that crosses the back of the mouse. You can set colors and effects from G-Hub. This mouse is an improvement over the 502, the weight alone is a big difference. All of the functions you would expect from a Logitech G mouse are there when you the G-Hub. The clicks are solid, and the wheel works better. Everything is smooth in operation. The pictures compare the 502 X Plus to the original 502 wireless. The 502 X Plus is always on the right.

I owned the original Logitech G502 and I absolutely loved it. However, in time, it seemed to get less and less of a charge and eventually it would only last a day. I then switched to the ASUS ROG Chakram, which is a heavier mouse, but has a joystick on it that I thought I would utilize in some games. As it turned out I did not really find much use for that and so when I saw this I thought I would love to try it. The fact that it has really cool RGB (yes I'm one of those folks who love RGB) then that was a deal clincher for me. Getting the Logitech G502 X, for those who have had the original, will seem very familiar. The ergonomics are a little better and you get the really, really awesome light on the mouse which is the best RGB integration into a mouse that I have seen yet. And believe it or not it really does not shorten the battery life much either. Speaking of battery life, the mouse, when fully charged, says it will give about 39 hours. I have found so far that, surprisingly, it is actually pretty close to that. I believe I am at about 30 hours now and I am at 26% left. You can adjust how long the light stays on, how bright it is, how long until the light dims, etc so Logitech gives you very fine control over the RGB. You can even turn it off if you're one of those boring and stodgy people who don't like fun. All in all I have been using the G502 X for a week and let me tell you, it lives up to the original G502's claim to the greatest mouse ever. I'd be remiss if I didn't mention the absurdly cool, free spinning, mouse wheel, which allows you to move up and down very fast or very finely. It is the cap on an already great mouse. New users may find it a little odd, my wife kept spinning too far, but you can get used to it pretty quick. All in all, perfect ergonomics, fantastic RGB lighting, strong battery life, complete customization of the lights and buttons, this mouse is the clear cut winner and the best mouse a PC gamer, or even just a PC user, can buy right now. As good as the ASUS ROG Chakram is this is better. A CLEAR CUT BEST MOUSE ON THE PC.

Great gaming mouse with plenty of buttons. The app is a little bit tricky to configure but once you figure out how it works it's actually pretty simple. I've used the wired and wireless versions of this series of mouse and I keep coming back to them.

I have finally stumbled across an absolutely killer gaming mouse that has left me with 0 complaints. The mouse is light, comfortable, ergonomic, and has plenty of buttons which can all be fully customizable with macros - or productivity shortcuts. There is rubber on the sides, but smooth textures where no grip is needed. I absolutely love the DPI shift button. Not only is it more convenient than the typical DPI selector button, but the shape can be adjusted - or it can be capped off which essentially removes the button. I have fairly small hands and thanks to the physical button options - I am able to reach it without issue. I also love the option to spin the mouse wheel freely in hyperfast mode, or quickly switch to a ratcheted mode for more precise (and tactile) scrolling. The button is easy to reach and actuate. I also find that tilting the mouse wheel to the left and right is more responsive than most other gaming mice - to the point where I can actually use the feature without worry of accidental activation. So far the battery life has been excellent, but I very much appreciate that Logitech has created a Powerplay wireless charging mat that can keep the mouse charged indefinitely. The wireless charging mouse-pad is pretty expensive (at over $100), but it’s a cool and useful option. The mouse isn’t overloaded with macro buttons, but every button it does have is well within reach and is simple to modify/customize with the Logitech G Hub. And, because the mouse can save multiple profiles, I find myself using the G502X for work - changing the buttons from macros over to productivity shortcuts. The mouse does not have Bluetooth connectivity as an option, but the USB-A Lightspeed pro-grade wireless adapter can be stored securely inside of the mouse - so travel is simple and swapping to a new device/computer is quick and easy.

Great mouse, fit in my hand very comfortably! The tracking is great and it’s a very lightweight mouse. The only complaint is the DPI change is on the top left buttons, so I often find myself accidentally changing my DPI mid game. I’m sure there is a way to change it but I haven’t done any digging yet.

This thing is so smooth and comfortable. Crisp clicks and super responsive. This battery life is so impressive. I figured I would have to charge it more than I do.

I was worried about moving to a wireless mouse, but my fears were baseless. This mouse is amazing. Great response time, great battery life, great ergonomics if you are used to the G502 family of computer mice. I never thought I would be so happy with a wireless mouse, but it is better than I could have hoped.

Great mouse!!! Nice functionality with lots of cool color patterns. Easy to use and program. It can be used wirelessly or wired. The thumb button it’s really nice, especially while gaming. Myself and other family members also bought this. Highly recommend!

Decided to splurge a little on my self and got this honestly was one of the best purchases i made the mouse is really comfortable and playing games with it felt nicer too

I went from a corded to wireless mouse switch because i was hoping to clear up my desk and rid myself of some of the cords. The mouse works fantastic, holds charge forever it seems and has almost no latency, not any that i can notice, definitely recommend it

I've been using this mouse for almost a year now and I don't have a single complaint. It's gliding is buttery smooth, feels great in your hand and has great functionality. I haven't used it much but I appreciate the precision button that slows down DPI, great for setting up a long shot in shooter games.

I'm a fan of Logitech mice and an overall fan of Logitech in general. This mouse comes with a crazy high price tag and at first glance offers a lot of bells and whistles in return. After using it for gaming for a week, I'm not sure if how I use the mouse is worthy of that price tag. I've really never met a Logitech mouse I didn't like and if you take the price out of the equation then that still holds true for the G502 X Plus. What do you get with this mouse that you don't get with other gaming mice? For starters, the overall look is really cool. Rich satin black body with gloss black trim. Very sharp. The lighting affect is really nice and you're able to customize the colors any way you like. You can literally choose from any color you want and what's more, you can save different setups to use whenever you want to. You can also save the setups for select games you play. I was able to save a setup for DOOM Eternal, and I can customize the button assignments for the game and the color I want to use. What's more, you can actually save the setup to the mouse itself so the settings you save will be there if you take your mouse with you. Ok, so that's pretty cool. The super slick inserts on the bottom side work really well and the mouse does slide amazingly well. There's an on/off button as well on the bottom. As far as the buttons are concerned, you have the standard left, right and mouse wheel (also a button). On the left top side there are also two additional buttons along side the left mouse button. These are assignable, but their default is to raise and lower the DPI mouse movement amount. The mouse wheel has a button behind it that lets you switch from a ratcheting to free spinning wheel. Behind that is an additional button that allows you to cycle through your saved color scheme/button assignments. But wait, there's more. There are also the two side buttons for your thumb and a DPI Shift button in front of your thumb. I found the top left buttons useful for gaming, but try as I might, I just couldn't find a use for switching my movement DPI let alone using the shift button to temporarily change my DPI. While playing, I found the shift button to be extremely annoying, and I was inadvertently hitting it all the time until I used the extra button included in the package. The alternate button really just amounts to a cover for the button, if you don't want to use it. Thankfully, this was included. Now I have more thumb space. But even with that being said, I was constantly hitting the side two mouse buttons when I didn't mean to. I think this is because they're just big. It would have been better if they were half the size so you could find them when you needed them but otherwise, you didn't have to change your grip to avoid hitting them. While I like the mouse wheel rubber texture, the wheel itself is still plastic which doesn't allow for a great spin in free wheel mode. It would have been much better if it was a metal wheel with a little weight to it. I have other Logitech mice that have metal wheels and they work so much better than the plastic ones. They also give the mouse a more high end look which is something a mouse in this price range should have. The charge lasts quite a while, I've only needed to charge it up once since I got it. I does come with an awesome charging cable. USB-C to USB-A. It's a very flexible rubber material and it's six feet long. They also include a USB-A to USB-C adapter if you need it along with a G logo sticker and some quick start guides. The app has to be downloaded from the Logitech site however you're on your own to find it. There are also nothing in the way of instructions on how to use the app. It took me some time to get used to the way it worked and how to save my setups. Instructions would have been nice. All in all, it's a smooth mouse with plenty of customization options. If you have small hands I think you might like this mouse better than a person who has larger hands.

I was using one of the earlier G502’s, except it wasn’t wireless, or light. This was a huge game changer. Battery life is great, charges quick, and the responsiveness is impression. I originally bought this for my work productivity, however I gave up my extremely light mice for gaming and started to use this for it as well!

Great mouse for FPS games. It has just enough extra buttons to setup for custom binds and is perfect for COD.

Works great connection never failed. Bought the wireless charging mouse pad to go with it and never have to worry about it dieing. Quality of the mouse feels phenomenal.

I bought this as a slightly lighter replacement to my MX Master 3. It mostly satisfies, with some workarounds needed to replace the gesture functionality from Logi+ in G Hub. Of course, it's WORLDS better for gaming. The major strike was not supporting bluetooth when I needed it for work.

Awesome product. couldn't be better, love it excellent qualityThis product is outstanding! I am thrilled with it. The quality is top-notch, and I love every aspect of it.