Customer Ratings & Reviews

Computer mouse is very large and only fits for right handed people . Very uncomfortable to use

Simply dies/loses connection. Told to move dongle.

lots of bugs, it caused a lot of problems and cause a lot of problems with my laptop

This mouse is really good for gaming and just for use in general. The extra buttons are very useful for certain things in gaming.

You really can't go wrong choosing this mouse. Costing only around $30 or so, this mouse does everything a $60 or more mouse would do. Battery life is amazing and you never have to worry about a lithium ion battery ever dying and plus the amount of days I've pushed out of this mouse on endurance mode is passed 90 already. Performance is amazing, works marvelously, I would even say as well or even better then my Razer Lachesis.

Overall a great mouse for the price from a very great company. The mouse feels very well built and durable. The side buttons are in a great place and very easy to access. I use this mouse for gaming and also photoshop and other editing so having the side buttons easy to use is great for shortcuts and gaming keys. The LGS (Logitech Gaming Software) is also a great feature which allows you to edit what the side buttons do. The performance mode is also a great feature so that during gaming you have the fastest mouse experience but when you are not gaming you can use endurance mode to save battery life. Personally, I thought the mouse was heavy with 2 batteries so I like the feature that you can use just 1 battery which takes out a lot of weight. Overall this is a great mouse for the price whether you are using it for everyday use, gaming or editing. Would definitely recommend.

So I am an avid gamer and always have problems with gaming mice being too narrow or small. I have LARGE hands and use the "Claw" vs "Palm" during gaming. I've tried to like the Razor and Steel Series but the small flat designs are made for palm users. After I noticed my hand cramping and a thumb injury, I turned to Logitech and specifically the G602. This mouse fits my hand like a glove and has enough custom buttons to satisfy from CS to Starcraft to COD. I prefer braided corded mice but the response from this wireless is on par with the steel series and, dare I say, the razor. Finally my hand pain has been addressed and my performance has improved dramatically. I paired this with the razor Tartarus and my Asus G750JM. Never been happier with my gaming and performance!

I really like the way this mouse look. As the owner of a marathon mouse 705, i was hoping this will replace it. But for every day use and web browsing the marathon mouse 705 is better with the adjustable scroll wheels . I'm still gonna keep this mouse for precision work like CADD, Photoshop program and gaming. It nice to be able to adjust dpi on the fly and the scroll wheel is really precise.

Easy to use because it doesn't have too many macro buttons, fits perfectly in my hand, responds very well for a wireless mouse. Use the USB extender whenever you can to ensure it works well all the time. Good mouse.

I first got this mouse in 2014, 1-day after purchasing a mid-grade HP laptop. As my needs have changed over the past four years, this mouse has been able to adapt well. I used the software to program the mouse buttons for quick macros in File Explorer and apps I use to programming. The on-board game profiles made this very easy. The software must be downloaded from Logitech and don't make my mistake of somehow missing a major update before noticing you have to reinstall the newer version. On the gaming end, it survived through 300+ hours of Minecraft, 100 hours of Overwatch, and 1000 hours of Counter-Strike. The built-in DPI switch is useful (less in-game and more when switching between games or apps). The optical sensor is very accurate and responds well to flick movements. The 3 adhesive bands that surround the optical sensor on the bottom of the mouse wore out quickly (I finished wish only 1 of the 3 remaining)--as soon as it starts to detach, the friction against the mousepad tears it off but I don't see any difference in performance. The auto-sleep helps conserve battery life. In my mouses 4-year lifetime I changed its 2 AA batteries 19-22 times. Not a problem if you have rechargeable batteries. It would have been nice to have the option to plug a wire into a USB port and the front of the mouse (in between the buttons) to charge an onboard battery or get a boost in response time but that is not an option on this device. The mouse has a Performance Mode and an Endurance Mode toggled by the switch on top. I tried using both and determined that (for me) Performance was worth it for the small difference of one hour or two. The sleep function really helps to conserve the battery when you leave it on and I would say that is more helpful than Endurance Mode. After 4 years of heavy usage I have finally managed wear out the mouse buttons and my next mouse purchase will be the Logitech G602. I actively, highly recommend this to friends.

This is my fifth Logitech mouse. I love it. It is perfectly shaped for my big hand (size 8 gloves for those of you in medicine who are familiar with sterile glove sizes). I'm getting used to the extra buttons, but they will help with my gaming.

I don't think there's a better gaming mouse on the market. The Logitech G602 is everything you'll want and need-- fits perfectly in your hand, smooth, quick response, and it just flat-out looks great. You can't go wrong here.

Honestly if you want a great wireless mouse for gaming or video editing etc, then get this mouse, no questions asked. I have had this mouse for a while now and it just out performs any of the 6 other gaming mouses i have had.

At $40 it's an unbeatable deal. I'm actually going to by a second one for my work PC. There is no wireless mouse that can compete with this at this price point. The next model jumps to $150, no more wired gaming mice for me. My ONLY gripe is it doesn't have the button to make the scroll wheel freewheel. But still, at this price it's a no-brainer.

Don't let this gaming mouse fool you. It has excellent applications in the work place as well being light weight and accurate. Definitely robust enough for an 8 hour work day. From a gaming mouse perspective its excellent input response time makes you often forget you're not tethered. MMOers will benefit from the quick action thumb buttons.

I was debating if I should go for this one and the MX, then I finally picked this. Honestly, there is nothing to complain about the the G602. The wireless works pretty well. The feeling of my palm when I hold it is just great! Best wireless gaming mouse in market!

Works great, exceeded expectations, would buy again

I like this mice, it have quick response. One draw back for it being a gaming mice would be there is only one profile. It would be great if there is more than one profile.

I'm a software developer, sitting in front of 3 - 24 inch screens all day. I have large hands. I have the TecRepublic mouse because it is large with several programmable buttons. When I got a second office, splitting my my time, I tried to get another Tec mouse:but they are unavailable. After considerable research and with the G602 mouse on sale for $38, I decided to get one. After having it under my hand for 20 minutes, I bought a second for home use. 6 of the buttons are clumped together and only accessible by your thumb with the 2 at the rear very inconvenient; there's no extra buttons on the right. The wheel only has a click (no left/right). Those would be considerations for gamers. I'm very pleased.

Perfect for gaming. I can't believe how smooth and responsive this mouse is. Zero issues with connectivity or battery life. Works flawlessly with my Mac as well. Extremely easy to set up and config all the buttons to whatever game you're playing. Has made my gaming life so much better.