Customer Ratings & Reviews

I like to program my buttons to automate many different processes. I use it for productivity and not only for games. The mouse is easy to program, it works very quickly, and the feel of the mouse and its weight is perfect for me.

I bought this mouse because it was wireless and I needed to reduce the wire clutter at my computer desk. It is ergonomically shaped and easy to use. Many people do not like to use a wireless mouse for gaming but as long as the mouse is not too far away from the bluetooth sensor the response time is comparable to that of a wired device.

The mouse has a nice heft to it and just enough programmable buttons without getting too confusing! Love that you can run it with one or two batteries, which basically makes the mouse a bit lighter or heavier. Genius!

I got tired of the wires, and wanted a wireless mouse with the same responsiveness as a wired mouse. This fits the bill very nicely. I do not see any lag, and I love the extra movement not having to deal with wires. Weight is very nice and balance. Although the mouse was designed for right handers, I can easily use with my left hand without feeling discomfort. Extra buttons are nice to have, but a couple can be hard to reach if you have small fingers. Overall, for my use, I really like the product, and plan to continue using.

I did my research for 4 hours looking at reviews and videos of all the top 10 mouses that exist and i must say it was difficult to choose between wired and wireless mouses. But I've been spoiled with wireless mouses for most my life so i chose to go with wireless. For the price of this mouse, the quality far exceeds that of any wireless mouse out in the market, the buttons on the side fit perfectly above your thumb for easy reach and rather comfortably. The programming system for the mouse is rather quite easy to use once you get the hang of it and you can change profiles or set the mouse to automatically recognize the game your playing. I would definitely recommend this mouse to anybody, for the price you just cant beat it!!

First off this mouse is great for gaming for the price, the freedom from being wireless is excellent (especially if you have a extra large mouse pad). This freedom helps especially if you like fps games and also like a low sensitivity. Extremely responsive and it's battery life is superb. The on the fly dpi setting is very convenient also for when I go from gaming to browsing the web with a simple press of a button on the mouse. The only problem I had with the mouse was when I would try to program the keys on the mouse, they would configure how I wanted them to for one game but go back to something wonky for another game, even when I configured the buttons to a generic set for every game. After some tinkering I finally got it all worked out. I forget how I did it but I kind of remember resetting the mouse and the mouse program several times. All in all this mouse is worth it if your looking for a wireless mouse and like to have more than 5 buttons on your mouse.

If you're looking for a great gaming mouse without spending over 100$, I highly suggest buying this one. Especially if this is going to be your first time ever using a gaming mouse. I specifically bought this mouse for Overwatch and Terra Online, so far I love it! The best part is the adjustable DPI settings right by the left click for those First Person Shooter lovers! I don't want to forget to mention it looks like a friggin' stealth bomber.

This mouse is easy to setup. I haven't had any issues. Love the programmable buttons and battery saving setting.

This mouse is perfect, for the price. The logitech g602 has 11 programable buttons, claims up to 250 hours of battery life, and can change dpi on the At first I was worried about the quality of the wireless connection, because wired mice are typically the preferred in gaming peripherals, but with a 500mhz receiver, there is no stutter or hiccup in the wireless signal. There is options for logitech software to program the buttons to any macro or keystroke you'd prefer. OH and the ergonomics are SPOT ON. I've never found a mouse that fit my hand so perfectly!

I actually first read about this G602 as a viable option for pc first shooter games on a blog online. The reviewer made a top 10 list of wireless gaming mouse from various brands, including extremely high end brands(above $150). He mentioned this mouse at its original price being the best option for the price as well as a top 3 choice due to its durability, multiple DPI settings as well as its build quality. And I agree 100%. I started getting back into CS GO and wanted a wired gaming mouse with multi DPI settings and found an off brand on Amazon for half the price of this one. After careful consideration, and the drop in price from Best Buy, I bit the bullet and bought this one. I'm happy I did. Not only is the build quality exceptionally better than the wired mouse, it also has great response with more buttons and a smoother glide and fit to the hand. The DPI range is wide enough to accommodate most and I've had no trouble adapting to the sensitivity at a higher setting. I would definitely recommend this to anyone who wants a high quality wireless mouse at a decent price. It's the perfect size as well. It comes with 2 AA batteries but I opted for rechargeable and on one charge, have lasted over 3 weeks with about 10-15 hours per week of play. So this mouse really doesn't drain much battery.

This is my first gaming mouse and so far I'm totally impressed, the buttons to change the sensitivity mix really well on the top for some great shooting on various games as well as able to easily speed it up on the fly when you need to turn it around. I also use it for Auto CAD and the programmable buttons work great for some quick cadding. I do find myself not really using the various buttons on the side as I'm still too used to not having those buttons but they still feel pretty responsive. All in all a great mouse that I have no regrets buying.

Got this mouse after returning this same product that I got from Amazon. Considering the price for a gaming mouse, this is impressive. Pros: - size on hand. Good fit, more on the big side. All buttons are reachable including the custom gaming buttons - responsiveness and endurance. There is a noticeable response between performance mode and endurance mode, and even on performance mode, it didn't run out of battery yet out of the battery it came with. - gaming buttons. For this price range, the custom gaming buttons are usable. The Logitech program needed to be downloaded, which should not be an issue, especially if the computer's hooked on the internet to download it. Cons: - DPI - this is only limited to 2500 DPI, which is still adjustable on lower DPIs. For some games or monitors with higher resolution, you might need a mouse with a higher DPI. Overall: For this price range, this a good price for a gaming mouse. The low DPI rate is something to consider, but other than the fact that this is a gaming mouse from a high end brand, with build quality and great performance.

I got this mouse primarily for WOW but I didn't want something that would be too large or annoying for everyday use as well. This works perfectly. The applications of this mouse go beyond just MMO games. Pros: - Slick and comfortable design - Extra mouse keys are programmable to anything you can think of. You can make a single button press of the mouse do a simple key value (like button 1 = "tab") or complex/multi-press (like button 1 = press "shift + tab" then press "t" then release "shift" first then release "tab" and "t") - Software auto-detects what program/game you're playing and changes keymapping - Works great for MMO, FPS, and strategy games. - Works awesome for everyday programs (e.g. web browsers) too. Cons: - I wish the software would detect the program that is in focus rather than simply tell if a program is running. It would be nice to have keybindings for Chrome and then switch to a different set when I'm using Explorer or Word without having to either close or set a persistent profile. - A few times, the software stopped recognizing that I was in a game. I'm not sure why, but it could have been because I had been alt+tabbing out of the game a lot. To remedy this, I just set a persistent profile when I want to be 100% the profile doesn't drop randomly. (Note: this is a rare occurrence) -May not be great for people with smaller hands. My hands are not huge but wife's hands are definitely smaller and she hates this mouse (Full disclosure: she doesn't like the extra buttons either. She likes a simple mouse)

I've been using this mouse for years now, and it is by far the best mouse I've ever used. The side buttons are in perfect placement, and the main buttons are responsive, and very durable. The thumb rest was odd at first, but the second I placed my hand on it, I realized how wonderful it is. My whole hand glides very easily across the mouse pad with no fingers dragging. There is no discernible lag compared to a wired mouse, and it actually has a faster response time than my friends $120 wired 4 button Razer mouse. I have 16 programmable buttons that automatically change according to the program running. It's great for games as well as Adobe apps, and switches button schemes as fast as you can change programs. For the price--considering it's better than mice twice it's price--I see no reason to use any other mouse, EVER.

G602 is better than the G700 (rechargeable). The thumb button (6 total buttons) setup is easier to use, and the mouse is great for larger hands. Quick DPI change (up to 5). Battery for me last about a month before needing replacement. i have used rechargeable in it with no issues. I am on my second G602, first one, middle mouse button stopped working after 8 months, Logitech replaced with no issues.

I can't believe how good this mouse is. I had a Corsair Glaive and due to a manufacturing defect, I had to return it. I got this one to try out and it's amazing. I've been looking for this amount of buttons and being able to use 1 or 2 batteries is nice. It feels really good in my hand as I have larger hands (I'm 6'2") and having the right button be a little longer than the left shows that Logitech actually knows a little bit about human biology. The software is a little weird to navigate but it's not too difficult to grasp. I highly recommend this mouse especially since it's only $28. My Corsair Void Pro headset is about to get replace for same reason the mouse did so I'm looking forward to see what I can find.

I've had my G602 for about a year and a half and haven't had any problems until recently with the middle mouse button which stopped working. I do admit I am pretty hard on my mouse during FPS and MMO gaming and normally go through a mouse a year on average. This one lasted longer than my previous Logitech mouses so I cannot complain on it's overall durability. The weight and button reach were ideal for me which I have about a size 9-10 hand and love it being wireless. If you need a fairly solid wireless gaming mouse check this one out.

Seriously I love this mouse, being able to program the keys on the side along with how long the battery lasts is great. It's a little bulky, but I still carry it every day to school. Being able to flip the DPI and select what gaming modes i'm on is great. Plus, the price beats most of the other competitors in the market for the quality per performance. My only quirk is the scroll wheel broke on my first purchase of this mouse over 3 years, and heavy use of middle clicking working a website job. Seems a few other people had this issue. But no issues so far with it since I purchased another one. I just couldn't find a competitor that can beat the price. The only thing I wish it had was Bluetooth capability so I didn't need to waste a USB slot. Other than that, it's solid.

The G602 is a really good wireless mouse for the relatively cheap price of it. I personally have two of them because I left one at home and couldn't go back to get it. This review is for the second one I own. It's cheap enough and good enough that I was willing to buy another one. With all the buttons it has its super useful for certain MMO games, but not all, and for 3D design. The multiple sensitivity settings is really good for precise editing out of game and precise shooting at long ranges or close quarters in game. The max dpi is a bit low compared to other gaming type mice though. Be prepared to buy a case for it if you move around with it a lot. The buttons on the side are strong, but not that strong to withstand constant moving around in a bag without a case. It also fits well into the hand of someone with a medium to large sized hand. Someone with a small hand will stuggle a bit to keep their palm where it's supposed to be and still hit all the buttons.

This is the 2nd one of these I've owned. My other is still going strong. I was a long time opponent of wireless mice due to battery life. But this is the best I've owned in a long time. Great features, great battery life. Even has room to add a fishing weight to give it a bit more heft. More weight = less damage to wrists and less problems with carpel tunnel.