Customer Ratings & Reviews

I love this mouse. I've had more or less every iteration of Logitech's gaming mice...the G7, the G700, and then the G700s briefly. The G602 is slightly flatter, which I appreciate. The strong curve of the 700 makes it harder to use the mouse "claw" style"...you more or less have to palm grip it. Since the 602 is flatter it gives you more of an option in terms of how to hold it...which also makes it better for marathon sessions since you can change your hand position to avoid getting tired. I was a little concerned that there would be button overload along the left side...since this mouse basically does away with anyy buttons on the top or right side (there are buttons on the top but they're all related to DPI changes by default). However, in practice I've found that I even prefer this setup. What it comes down to mostly is I *need* my index finger nearly 100% of the time for the left click, so having alternate buttons for my index finger make it difficult to continue using the left click at the same time. Obviously my thumb has no issues with that. It is easy to distinguish the 6 buttons from one another as well. The thing that really takes the cake about this mouse is the battery life. Despite being able to charge the g700 of the fly, and use it at the same time, I found that I would often just leave it plugged in because I kept running out of battery at the most inopportune moments (of course). And it happened rather frequently...I'd run out of juice every other day or so. I don't like having to remember to plug it in at the end of a session. Having 250 hours out of a battery (which can also be rechargeable anyway), is WAY better than the 12 hours from the g700. My last concern was that the lack of DPI (the g700s as slightly better DPI at max settings), but in use, I found I couldnt really tell much of a difference. Since the G602 is typically cheaper...I'd say it's a hands down better mouse.

I was skeptical of purchasing this first because I really wanted a mouse that I can plug in and use wireless as well. The ones that can do that are pretty expensive and the cheap one is kinda bad in my opinion. I was left with the G602 after learning that the battery life on it is quite amazing. I am not disappointed so far. The onboard battery is still going strong and I do not have any problems with latency or anything like that. The mouse is very responsive in both modes and I will most certainly recommend this to any gamers or casual users as well. The macro keys at the side is fully customizable and it is amazing when using with various apps. It makes the work flow so much faster and reduces the amount of time it will take to "use the keyboard shortcut." Definitely recommend this to anyone!

I purchased this mouse to replace the Razer Deathadder Chroma I purchased a couple of months ago. That mouse was jumping all over the screen and was just difficult to control. I bought the Black Widow Chroma keyboard at the same time and have been very pleased with it. I am using the mouse on a secondary computer. This mouse works beautifully. It feels great and control is absolutely perfect. This one is wireless, but I have yet to detect any delay in responsiveness. I am still using the original batteries that came with the mouse. There are more than enough programming options to satisfy my needs. I have a Logitech MX mouse at work which I have used for years. Based on my experience, stay with Logitech for your mouse purchases. The G602 is a great option.

I bought this mouse specifically for gaming. Each button on the thumb side can be programmed to be specific keyboard commands and keys, and the button by your index finger controls the DPI (how fast the cursor moves on the screen). You can also create presets for specific games, so if you’re playing one game you can choose that preset and choose another for another game. The glide is perfect and it being wireless, there’s no lag either. It fits the hand perfectly and it’s comfortable. I love it and if I were to wear this one out I would buy the same one again.

This mouse has a long battery life that has exceeded my expectations. After purchasing it over a month ago, the batteries included only lasted a week of frequent usage. Once I installed some rechargeable 2600mAh batteries it has been going ever since and still has about 1/2 a charge to go. This is the first wireless mouse that I have used in 5 years and I am thoroughly impressed with how far the technology has come. The mouse allows for users to set a specific refresh rate. As I don't consider myself anywhere near an elite gamer I have found the lowest refresh rate to be perfect; however, it is possible that more superior gamers may find the mouse unsuitable simply because it is wireless. However, with this mouse you will never worry about the drag from a mouse cable or fabric tears on a wired gaming mouse.

After ruining my previous mouse, I wanted to get a mouse that was a step up from my prior Logitech, mainly to have more keybinds for gaming. When I get too many buttons and macros, they become annoying to remember and it's easy to hit the wrong one. This mouse strikes a nice balance. The weight of this is just right too; it's neither too hefty or too light. The contours on this make it a comfortable fit, even though a have small hands. It's held up exceptionally well to my clumsy drops on the floor, which is what took the prior mouse out. This would easily be a five star mouse if it was not for one issue that makes me crazy. It often decides to ignore one of the settings that benefits gamers, to auto-detect macros to match specific games. I have to open the setting every single time and toggle it, which is an annoyance, but a small one that I'd wager Logitech might fix. I also wonder if this conflict is not caused by using Discord voice chat, so maybe Logitech is not to blame.

Good wireless gaming mouse though DPI could be an issue for some who use large high resolution screens. I use it on a 55" 4k screen with little problems, but I tend to prefer lower DPI. The feel and buttons are great. The battery life is amazing!

very comfortable, has ability to assign buttons and does what you need it to do. best mouse of this level for the price. Most other mice with these features are either wired or at least an additional 25 dollars.

This mouse is good for game, fast and cheap compared to other mouse. This battery operated and can last more than 6 months.

I have been PC gaming for almost a decade, and I've always been weary of wireless gaming mice because generally you get some input lag. I play on 1600 DPI and haven't noticed any. The shape is probably the best I've every felt. The sensor is flawless. The left and right click are amazing (very clicky and not too light), and the side buttons feel responsive also. The DPI adjust buttons don't feel that great. They're kind of loose, but since I rarely use them it doesn't effect gaming performance. The battery life is insane, and you can run it with only one battery if two makes it too heavy. The soft touch materials are WAY more comfortable than any other mouse I've felt (and I own 16 different gaming mice). This is my favorite mouse.

Been using this mouse and will compare it to the Logitech MX and G700 it replaces... ---First, my stats--- Primary use: minor gaming, internet, email, etc... Usage: several hours a day ---Comfort--- The MX is a Logitech mouse which nails comfort. The G700 is also comfortable. I've never had any fatigue or issue with the Logitech mice and love how well this one also fits my hand. The G602 is good/great in terms of comfort. The wing extending on the left side is a good length and my thumb rests very well on it. The texture of the wing is a textured soft-touch material. Has programmable buttons, not as many as the G700, but has much longer battery life. Bought on sales (half price), making it an excellent purchase.

I bought this mouse along with g502. I needed mouse that is wireless, work on hard surface, comfy on grip, and several key to map keyboard setting. This mouse is not perfect, but serves quite well. I have really small hands and this mouse was bit big for me. This was minus star for me! However, everything else works perfect! You can manage battery by switching gaming mod and balance mod. you have 6 side key to map keyboard keys like Tab, Copy(ctrl+c),P aste(ctrl+v), page up&down and so on! This G602 have onboard memory! It means that you can install Logitech software at home, do setting, bring to work place and use without software installed on work computer. This comes really handy if your work computer is old and slow (Computers which can not afford anymore background memeory on there system). Only if this mouse was smaller, it would been 5 star item for me.

Unless a certain mouse has a feature you NEED there is no reason to not buy this mouse. Works well in business and gaming conditions. Can use in public and it won't scream I'm a gamer and is still taken serious in professional environments. It is the most comfortable mouse I have ever used (gone through a lot.) Only mouse I'd expect to beat this would be it's replacement the MX master but I haven't tried that one (am wanting to) yet. TL;DR Buy this mouse, if you don't that is your fault for wasting money on something that is worse for double this price. @35 dollars... I just have no words to describe.

I bought the Logitech G602 because my old wireless mouse was out of commission and couldn't have asked for a better mouse for the price. The ability to change through the various DPI settings is very helpful and you can program the other buttons with Logitech's software. Another great feature is that you can use only 1 battery for a lighter tracking experience (can hold up to 2 batteries). I highly recommend this mouse for anyone looking for a new gaming/work mouse. Note: This mouse does not support bluetooth and connects via USB dongle.

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!!

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!!

Pros: * Long battery life * Reliable wireless connectivity * Quality constuction * Grip material on each side of mouse * 6 programmable buttons Cons: * No free-scrolling * Heavier than wired gaming mouse

Took me a while to buy a mouse. I do some gaming, but am not hardcore. I do quite a bit of photoshop and design, with a lot of photo retouching as well, but I'm not a graphic artist. I needed a mouse with good resolution and the ability to hit fine detail where i wanted it to. This mouse did the trick. With variable resolution options, you can dial it down for word processing, up for gaming and high for graphic manipulation. The mouse is comfortable and has a number of programmable buttons that i have found invaluable for repetitive tasks. Battery life so far has been very good. My only problem with the mouse is that any tiny hair or decent size dust speck sets the tracking off and must be cleaned, which is fine. This mouse, however, is not the easiest design in the world to clean. Best used with a mouse pad of good quality and a clean, non dusty environment.

I love how this mouse feels in my hand. I do a lot of gaming and video editing and with this mouse my hand never cramps up. I love the battery life and the fact that there's no wires.

Pros: - Gaming looks - Great wireless range - 11 PROGRAMMABLE BUTTONS!!! - Performance switch. - Very affordable - G software is way better than my old logitech Setpoint one. Cons: - Left handed people will not like it. How do I use it: - AutoCAD shortcuts on the right hand side of the keyboard. - Assign basic windows actions (delete/enter/back/home/end & CTRL+F4) - Android Studio / IntelliJ: awkwardly designed multi key actions like (CTRL+SHIFT+F10) lol. - Use it as a remote for my PC when it is connected to the TV. Bottom line is, this is a high quality, well crafted, very functional products for very cheap price!!!