Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse, HERO 25K Sensor, 25,600 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weights, 11 Programmable Buttons, Long Battery Life, On-Board Memory, PC / Mac

I love the look and feel of this mouse. Its light weight and comes with small weights if you want to change them out. Great for all ages my 10 year old wants his own for his birthday coming up. Definitely love the fast click speed that a regular mouse lacks.

Since I started using this Logitech Gaming Mouse I was impressed by the item. It looks as a really professional gadget for gaming. Beautiful box and a great gaming mouse inside. Best value for an item like this. If you are looking for a gift for a gamer, this is the perfect gift idea!

I've been using a generic wireless mouse with my gaming laptop and found it to be adequate, but only because I had never experienced anything like the performace of the G502 Lightspeed. Holy moley, this is the most responsive mouse I've ever used. It never lags or stutters no matter what I'm trying to do, from gaming to photo editing to general web use. Right out of the box, it's light years better than my old mouse. However, it offers so many options for cutomization, inluding 11 buttons and a scroll wheel that scrolls slowly or super-fast. As a heavy web user for work and fun, I'm always conscious of ergonomic design and this mouse is super-comfortable in my hand; I have no fatigue even after hours of gaming. And speaking of long gaming sessions, the battery is designed to last up to 60 hours. This mouse also featured a customizable weighting system that I have yet to play around with because I found the weight to be ideal as packaged; more advanced gamers might feel differently, and they will have the option to adjust the weights easily. My gaming laptop has RGB backlighting, so I really love the RGB spectrum lighting of this mouse! Every detail of this mouse is well-designed, comfortable and visually pleasing. I love it and will never go back to my old mouse.

I have Logitech everything!! Surround system, headset, mouse, keyboard, camera, and just about everything else Logitech offers. I have been previously using Logitech's G305 mouse for the past two years or so and I have loved every minute of it. Over the course of the past couple of years I know I convinced at least two people to purchase the G305. It pains me to say this because I love the G305 so much but the G502 is miles above the G305 in every category. Its comfortable, adjustable, has RGB, and tons of more buttons that you can map to whichever game you are playing. I was not too big on the design until I started using it. Having a thumb rest is really nice and the adjustable weights allows you to have the resistance that you want. I work from home and the battery last for days even with the RGB on. Overall, this is an amazing mouse that I am sure I will be telling all my friends about. I know I have not used my old mouse since pulling this one out of the box and I would not hesitate to purchase this again if the need were to arise.

We use on my sons laptop. Works smoothly. No problems with connecting. It charges so never have to use batteries. Stays charged for awhile as well. Mind u he uses it everyday for school. At least 6 to 7 hrs a day. It comes with some metal plates but dk what they are for yet. The mouse glows different colors whicjh he loves. No complaints at all for this mouse!

This Logitech brand gaming mouse is a must have for any gamer! It works perfect and is super fast. It doesn't lag (or hasn't yet) when scrolling from one point to the next. Love that it changes light up colors. It comes with 6 different color tabs. You can use 4 at once that's installed inside the mouse. It's very easily connected and is wireless so that's a plus also. Very happy with this item.

This is a standard, medium-small multi-function mouse. It has two colorful LEDs, but they're constantly synchronized - so it might as well be one LED. It has the usual rainbow cycle on the LEDs. The thumb rest is in a decent position and the curvature fits my thumb comfortably. However, I feel that the G4 button - in particular - is very hard to get to. Each button is configurable as far as I know. The G9 button (also) is borderline useless because it's impossible to reach - you'd have to pull your finger all the way back to reach it, and it would be very uncomfortable in my opinion. Anyone who's going to take the time to reach the G9 button would simply have a keyboard shortcut for that action, instead. As far as good things - when the scroll wheel is toggled - the scroll wheel “free movement” button is an interesting feature to have on a mouse. You're able to change the scroll wheel depending on your preference - it can either spin freely or move in notches (detents or clicks, they're called). The “notched” mode feels nice - it's not too hard, but it feels like there are distinct steps - without the barrier to cross each new notch being too hard. As far as what I'd recommend - well, at this price point - I would prefer a less multi-function mouse. More functions means more parts to break - and that's what usually happens in my experience. It's got the standard sleek design - it's not “nobby” as some “mice” can be - which is good because I prefer sleek. I have a feeling the numerous crevices (especially underneath) will have a tendency to collect dust and dirt. I think for this amount of money, I might end up going with a simpler mouse - with fewer functions and more lights. It all depends on what you want and the type of work you're trying to do - or the games you want to play.

* Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse * I wasn't sure how I was going to like this mouse since I'm not really into gaming mice, but this one was better than I was expecting even from a non-hard gaming person. This weight was kind of heavier than I was use to. I like light weight optic mice that are hooked up USB so that I don't run through batteries all the time. This comes with the USB cord, so you have the option of using it AND it charges the lithium battery while you use it! * Pros * The weight of the mouse is adjustable. The mouse itself is mostly adjustable to the way one might light it down to the colors and types of arrows one might want also. The mouse has plenty of extra buttons to program even though I really don't have a use yet for those buttons. I am too busy to slow down enough to discover them at the moment. Oh, I really love the different colors this mouse has! There's a switch to shut this on and off to save the lithium battery that boasts default lighting of up to 48 hours and no lighting of up to 60 hours. But just think, keep the mouse plugged into your machine, and you have it continuous, and that's the way I like it! No worries! * Cons * You have to program it and take the time to learn that. The instructions are vague at most and only in diagram form. Hopefully you already know how to do it or find a young person that knows how to do it and show you how. Sadly, that's how things are done these days. I found that the movement of up and down took very little effort, but to move the mouse sideways from left to right took major effort even after going into the settings and trying to adjust. I would have to physically pick up the mouse and move it a couple of times to get the long side strokes I normally barely have to move on my normal light weight corded optical mouse. That's the biggest problem I have with this mouse, but that may be me and my learning curve again. * Conclusions * Aside from my stumbling around, I would still recommend the Logitech G502 Lightspeed Wireless Gaming Mouse because I see a lot of potential that I probably won't ever use in this mouse because of my field, but I know it can do more than I will use with it, and it's fun and should last a long while. It looks to be good quality.

When I first got this mouse I loved it. It has a lot of nice features and seemed like a great pick, but when I used it I noticed that the middle mouse wheel is too loose and it doesn't roll the pages correctly. When I try to scroll down a page and let go of the mouse wheel it would sometimes scroll back up or further down the page because it was too loose. Maybe it was just mine, but be aware that this might be an issue. Other than that, it's a great mouse.

First disclaimer I'm not a gamer, so as far as the buttons go, I'm not familiar with them. I received this to replace a cheaper wired gaming mouse with, mainly because I like the lit up feature on it and the option of it being wireless was appealing. I admittedly had a little trouble understanding the instructions and had to have my son tell me how to set it up. I wasn't thrilled that I had to have it clarified (not a fault of the product by any means) as to how the cord was to be ran and what the things were for. I found I had lag when I use it wirelessly though, I'm not sure if my speaker or what exactly is interfering, despite not having it too far away. I also find it tedious to have to pull the dongle receiver off the cord and to be able to plug into the mouse to charge it. So I'm using it wired, which it works perfectly and I haven't any lag plus a quick response. My son who explained to me about the mouse actually used to have this particular model and he (a gamer) said it's a great mouse and his lasted many years before he upgraded it. He also didn't have lag issues or anything and that the buttons are easy to program. So for me and my usage this mouse may be a bit much, but for gamers it's a good one.