Logitech G502 HERO High Performance Wired Gaming Mouse, 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weights, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black

I purchased this mouse for gaming but also as a new day to day mouse. I love it for a number of reasons and now own 2 as I use it at work for working on CAD or 3D modelling.When paying a bit more and going with Logitech I was hoping to get a premium gaming mouse that combines exceptional design, advanced programmability, and top-tier performance, all of which I feel this satisfies. Plus after being burnt by wireless mouses that go dead when I’ve m not looking, I am please to be useing a wired mouse again!For me the mouse feels sleek, ergonomic and is big enough to handle different hand sizes and grip styles, complemented by high-quality materials and rubberized grips for durability. A nice bonus is that it is programmable, which means I have set up shortcuts that you can use in games but actually I have more useful for navigating the web, as I have a button set to 'back' and one set to 'screenshot' meaning that basic tasks are made easy.On the whole it feels precise and responsive and customization extends to adjustable weights, enabling me to fine-tune the mouse's balance and weight to my preference using five 3.6g weights. I prefer my mouse to be a little heavier so have 4 of them left in. This is a nice feature to have and I can change it at any time if I desire and I wanted to use it for different games or tasks.The scroll wheel offers both smooth and ratcheted modes for versatile use and it feel satisfying and substantial when I am gaming. I am not that interested in the light options but have played around and feel that its a cool bonus to have them pulse or flash depending on the mood or game I am playing.Overall, the Logitech G502 Hero stands out as a top-tier gaming mouse, offering a blend of comfort, customization, and high performance that caters to both casual and competitive gamers. Not sure I will be buying 3 but I really think its a great purchase.

Can not reccomend this enough. I love it. While I was iffy about Logitech after using their keyboards for a bit, this mouse is fantastic. If I had to find issues with it, I wish it was a little wider, my pinky finger falls off the side sometimes and it would be nice to have a flat piece of plastic on the right side to rest it on like is the case on the left side for your thumb. You do get used to the shape after a little while though.Another thing I would mention is the look of it seems a little dated now since they haven't updated this model for a while. However. These are very very minor issues and they honestly pale in comparison to all its strengths. If you dont know anything about gaming mice, just buy this one already, you won't regret it.Also I should point out, this mouse worked flawlessly on my Linux desktop with Ubuntu. I used Piper to configure the colours, dpi, settings etc since the standard Logitech software doesn't work on Linux devices.

Oldies are goodies! I bought this mouse to replace my sadly deceased Gigabyte mouse (I loved that mouse - the right size for my hand and has lasted for 12 years!)This mouse has been a staple for gamers for quite a few years and doesn't disappoint. Love the feel of it, though not quite as big as my Gigabyte, it's not far off. I do prefer heavier mice and this one comes in at about 115 grams, and has extra weights that can be inserted under the base of the mouse if it's not heavy enough.There are 11 programmable buttons and a four-way scroll wheel ... I haven't seen one of those in years! The scroll wheel has a double flow function, position one is indexed, and position two is freewheel, allowing fast scrolling with a flick of your finger.As expected, being a gamer mouse, the device can be configured to allow different DPI and, once again, this mouse does not disappoint, allowing values up to about 24000 DPI - that's crazy!There's a nice touch with the light flashes on the side and logo - both configurable depending on your mood at the time (not my thing, but hey!).The only really con I've found so far is the precision shift button, on the side at the front, is a little too close to my thumb, but that is no biggy.All in all, so far, a solid 5 star rating.

Excellent mouse with programmable buttons using Logitech G HUB.I use it for Autocad and it works a treat.

- This is a review on 1st impression of the mouse, this may change over time -I got the G502 as a replacement for my tired Corsair Harpoon. Feels very sturdy although the main drawbacks for this mouse as I discovered already is the fact it's rather heavy in comparison. If you have somewhat of a weak wrist, you'll find your cursor bouncing a bit due to the inertia from the weight of the mouse.Also I feel like this freewheeling scroll wheel is a bit of a gimmick as I realise how little practical use it has other than fast scrolling, which would have been done by page/home/end keys instead.Again with the mouse wheel, locking it gives you really audible clicks as you use it and the material used makes it somewhat slippy.Despite these shortcomings, it feels rather nice to hold and use. All buttons are within easy reachThis might be down to user preference by experimentation in the end I suppose.Consider buying if:- Weight helps with smoothing out general movement- Need a lot of buttonsConsider finding something else if:- Need a lightweight mouse for accuracy in snappy movements- Prefer a silent rubberised scroll wheel

Coming from a Deathadder v2 mini which outgrew my hands, this was the perfect replacement. It's really comfortable to use, and perfect for my hand size (6.5in from the top of my middle finger to the start of my wrist). I really like the rubber grips on each side. It's really easy to configure buttons too, you just download the g hub software and do what you want. The build is quite robust, and although people do complain about the weight I think it's really good at 121g. This mouse is also really good for gaming with all the buttons.