Logitech G - G502 HERO High Performance Gaming Mouse

For the mouse, I’d recommend checking out the Logitech G502 Hero. It’s a fan favorite for good reason it’s got a bunch of extra buttons, which are perfect for faster reactions in FPS games. Plus, it’s super comfortable and has adjustable weights, so you can tweak it to your liking. Another great option would be the Razer DeathAdder V2 simple, reliable, and very responsive for quick movements in fast-paced games like the ones you’re playing. As for the keyboard, if you're looking for something mechanical but budget-friendly, the Redragon K552 is a solid option. It’s compact, has a nice tactile feel, and doesn’t break the bank. If you prefer something with a bit more flair (RGB lighting, etc.), the Corsair K55 is another great option that’s priced well for what you get. Both are solid choices without hitting your wallet too hard. Hope that helps, and feel free to ask if you need more suggestions!

I have the 502 light speed myself and it’s been great. Had the wired 502 before as well. Only thing I suggest is buy from Best Buy and get the 2 year geek squad warranty for $19.99. Mine devolved the double click issue just under 2 years of ownership and they replaced it no questions asked. Otherwise, best mouse I’ve ever had.

The Zowie S1-C is a nice wired mouse with some weight. The Logitech G502 Hero has extra metal weights which you can add or remove to your liking. Most mice at the moment tend to be on the smaller, lighter side though.

I find hilarious that my g502 hero peeled from the side rubber after a couple of months of purchase, also the cable is pure garbage and broke a bit after that, so I had to replace it plus the bottom sliders. Since I needed a wireless mouse some time after that, I got a machenike M7 pro with a PAW3395 that costed me half and despite it being wireless it feels pretty much the same. It only misses the infinity scroll wheel and the extra buttons that I actually dont use.

Personally i was on the Logi G502 for years til i tried these light mice thatve been popular for a while and the AttackShark X3 has treated me well so far.

g502 hero reporting in. best mouse I've had in years

I love it, I took the weights out and it has the exact number of extra buttons I need, built in macro software. feels good in my hands. it's all subjective

My and my friends' favorite mouse for a few years now is Logitech G502 Hero. Survived a lot, especially during playing League. Feels nice, you can adjust DPI and it works flawless. I'm not sure if it's expensive or cheap for you (bcs price may be different in different countries), but we all love it so much.

g502 is the best for me and it's extremely durable and smooth.

It’s crazy how I’ve swapped brands like a horrible bandwagon. Razer to Corsair but once I got my hands on a G502 Hero, I haven’t thought about going anywhere else. Only thing I wanna do is swap to the wireless version. Less clutter on my desk since I also have a bungee.

I used the original MX Master (2015) for gaming from 2017 through 2021, only got a G502 HERO in 2022

This was me exactly. Had other mice in the past that worked but nothing to write home about. I was needing a new mouse and a friend recommend the G502; found a good deal so I picked it up and fell in love. Upgraded to the wireless version last year and it’s working great for me so far. I actually use the older wired one for my WFH setup currently.

The logitech 502 is great, delete the Logitech hub or whatever software, use Logitech onboard memory manager instead, it's an executable file. If you only use a single dpi setting, delete the other profiles so you don't change it by accident. The precision on mine is great maybe you have a very old revision of the 502

502 as been rock solid for me.

Just got the g502 hero after purchasing a razer that my iMac did not like at all. Working great and the Logitech software actually works on sequoia

the g502 hero which i bought a few week ago and my old which is some hama mouse which is the perfect shape for my hand

I have a G502 hero wired for my desktop and a wireless G502 Lightspeed for laptop use, connected via Logitech USB wireless adapter - the wireless is just as good, battery lasts ages, I personally can't perceive any difference in latency (I'm hardly a hardcore player though, the additional latency is definitely going to be there) also no notable difference in weight my biggest gripe is HAVING to use the newer G software, hate it. (not bad bad as Synape though 😅) the older one was so much more friendly imo. Both great mice, would never buy any peripheral from anyone other than Logitech now, had my wired since 2018 or 19, wireless since 2022 second hand. My G510s since 2013. Except headphones, but I prefer proper headphones as oppose to headsets. Edit: if I suddenly needed a new mouse for my desktop, I'd buy wired again without a doubt. Charging would eventually get on my nerves to the point I'd just leave it plugged in.

Can't go wrong with a g502 hero imo. Way under budget and they just work.

I have a G502 HERO and I think there are better mouses for fps gaming like g pro

logitech g502 hero is on the list, but I can't say the experience is great. Maybe it's just overall Piper issue.

Operating it though... Like I have 12 buttons on my mouse and rules though look interesting, but I have no damn clue how to remap any of additional buttons. LED control seem to work pretty good though

I have a Logitech G502 Hero which is technically an FPS mouse, so it only has a few extra buttons on the side, but truly the infinite scroll feature is my favorite part, plus being able to use the scroll wheel as 3 buttons (middle click, and then you can bump it to either side for two more clicks)

Not sure what your role it, but if you have an office role, I highly recommend Logitech MX Master 3!!!! I use this for work and go back to my trusty G502 wired for home/gaming/everything else.

G502 supremacy 🗣️

yeah went from frustrated G305 user to G502 Hero enjoyer. I wont ever buy another mouse I think. Price and quality are crazy. I was really surprised Logitech still had a good product somewhere lol

Logitech G502 Hero is my go to. Tons of buttons, all customizable. On device profiles and DPI switch. Software is great.

G502 wired, i love it, i hate wireless mice.

I feel your pain.  Historically, I have had terrible luck with selecting a mouse.  I had brand loyalty for Razer and had good luck with them back in the day, but I bought a very expensive model for $100+ only to have it fail during very light use for build quality issues (left mouse button cover plastic cracked).  This was maybe a decade ago and since I have been on a carousel of trying all different brands of mice, only to end up disappointed.  The ones I remember are Corsair Sabre, Logitech g502 Hero, and Steel Series Prime+.  Invariably they all let me down, usually with the switches failing for either the left or right button in a short amount of time.  Except for the Steel Series, which I bought because it had optical switches, but unfortunately the scroll wheel was horrendous.  Right now, I am begrudgingly giving Razer another shot with a Basilisk v3 because it has optical switches as well.  Will just have to see how long it holds up.

I use the 502 hero and my only real complaint is that it is a bit annoying to clean all the groves and that the rubber padding tends to wear out after a year of use Other than that I am very happy with my purchase

The mx master is a great productivity mouse. I love it. Do not use it for gaming, aside from like civilisation or something. It's polling rate is 125hz. The g502 hero costs 30 bucks and the polling rate is 1000hz. It makes an enormous difference.

My mouse is multiple years old and is perfect condition, never had an issue, used 8 hours a day for work and then more hours after that for gaming, it’s the V1 super light Also used the mx master mouse and that was also always perfect but too heavy for gaming so swapped it, also used a G502 hero before this super light and only got rid because of the wire Compared to a razor and a steel series mouse, and a corsair mouse I also used that all either went faulty or were just rubbish Headphones I use the g pro x and g pro x wireless headset, also used heavily and never had an issue with either pair. I had a razer kracken pro headset before and that went faulty

Same brother, same r/g502masterrace

nahhh r/g502masterrace

r/g502masterrace

Its literally top 1 lol. Listed a couple times

New 502's and logitech mice are shit, old ones from 10 years ago are still running strong somehow

My wheel died on that mouse after a few years.

I definitely only use my mouse when my hands are dry, but I do press the mouse wheel probably thousands of times a day.

I've had my g502 hero for at least 5 years and I've never had a single issue with it

Which version of the G502? There's like 100 of the bastards. My G502 Hero started double clicking after 3 years. Shame as other than that it was an excellent mouse although a little on the small side.

> The Hero 502 is such a shitty mouse this sub is genuine comedy ​ https://i.redd.it/nn89xed8eyyd1.gif

The new g502 X (wired version) is only 90g which I think is fantastic, my old g502 hero feels like a brick now

Went from a G502 HERO to a Razer DeathAdder V3 Wired and the difference has been unreal. G502 was great for a long while, very comfortable, and the "loose" scroll wheel function was decent. But it was heavy, very bulky. The DA V3 has been unreal. Comfy still, but low-profile, lightweight, and very handy having side buttons still. Would recommend

I use a SteelSeries Rival 600 Gaming... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078LJ6RPK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share at home and Logitech G502 HERO High... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GBZ4Q68?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share at the office

Logitech 502 Hero has been my go-to for many years now it's flawless

I have the g502 hero wired for about 3 years now, tried other mouse , keep coming back to the g502. I can see why it’s number 1

Best mouse ever.

I think it has more to do with your type of grip than with the mouse itself. Ive been using it for years and can't remember hitting it more than once or twice.

Idk what to say, my g502 hero se has about 7 years and the only issue I had 2 years ago is that the cable stopped working and had to replace it myself with the same wire from AliExpress. I wanted to buy a new one but the new models no longer come with the braided wire and they look cheap af.

Either G502 Hero or the basilisk v3 are probably two of the best budget wired mice rn.

While I agree, the g502 hero is still a very good mouse that often can be obtained for $20-30 and has aged well. Being wired is a downside but it's very reliable. At that price it's mostly facing stuff like the g304, rival 3, ajazz j159 apex and the rival 5.

im still using myh G502 Hero wired mouse :D

I've never found a mouse like the G502. To me it's irreplaceable. Thought I'd write a list of reasons: 1. The infinite scroll. For long pages, coding, and using so many apps (even 3D modelling, game engines etc). It makes life so much easier. Once you're past the learning curve, you can't go back. It's like scrolling on a phone screen. 2. Customisable buttons, with a 'shift' modifier. Most people don't use these enough. I made shortcuts for Task Manager, screen clip, emoji list, and account lock. All instant, from a mouse click. Also makes life easier. 1. I also mapped the front 'thumb key' to left click. This helps avoid strain injury - I have a second left-click on my thumb! 2. Sniper button is also very useful, even outside of gaming. Any fine movements are easier. 3. It's quiet. Most mice are much louder than this. Even the G502 X is louder. The buttons also click nice and easily. 4. These typically last for years. I've had a G502 Proteus Spectrum for 9 years, and it's now my office mouse. My G502 Hero has been going for 2 years with no issues. The Hero model has a much better cable too. 5. It's ergonomic. Your right hand should be tilted to the right, in the resting position - and this mouse allows that. No need for an 'upright' mouse... 6. The rubber grips never wear out, or turn gunky like most rubber does. Unless you're the unlucky type with acidic sweat (can't use rubber). Reasons it's not the best: 1. No teflon feet - You need to buy them 3rd party, and mod it yourself. At least it's an easy workaround. 2. Heavy - I personally use high DPI, so I've adjusted to it. I can't go back to 'standard' mouse sensitivity after adjusting to high. So, the weight doesn't bother me. 3. Large - Depends on your hands. I have big hands, so it fits perfectly for me. Most mice are too small. But the shape can't be for everyone.

I've never found a mouse like the G502. To me it's irreplaceable. Thought I'd write a list of reasons: 1. The infinite scroll. For long pages, coding, and using so many apps (even 3D modelling, game engines etc). It makes life so much easier. Once you're past the learning curve, you can't go back. It's like scrolling on a phone screen. 2. Customisable buttons, with a 'shift' modifier. Most people don't use these enough. I made shortcuts for Task Manager, screen clip, emoji list, and account lock. All instant, from a mouse click. Also makes life easier. 1. I also mapped the front 'thumb key' to left click. This helps avoid strain injury - I have a second left-click on my thumb! 2. Sniper button is also very useful, even outside of gaming. Any fine movements are easier. 3. It's quiet. Most mice are much louder than this. Even the G502 X is louder. The buttons also click nice and easily. 4. These typically last for years. I've had a G502 Proteus Spectrum for 9 years, and it's now my office mouse. My G502 Hero has been going for 2 years with no issues. The Hero model has a much better cable too. 5. It's ergonomic. Your right hand should be tilted to the right, in the resting position - and this mouse allows that. No need for an 'upright' mouse... 6. The rubber grips never wear out, or turn gunky like most rubber does. Unless you're the unlucky type with acidic sweat (can't use rubber). Reasons it's not the best: 1. No teflon feet - You need to buy them 3rd party, and mod it yourself. At least it's an easy workaround. 2. Heavy - I personally use high DPI, so I've adjusted to it. I can't go back to 'standard' mouse sensitivity after adjusting to high. So, the weight doesn't bother me. 3. Large - Depends on your hands. I have big hands, so it fits perfectly for me. Most mice are too small. But the shape can't be for everyone.

I've never used the magic mouse, even for things NOT gaming-related. I've always used a dedicated gaming mouse. I recently switched to the Logitech G502 Hero, as my old on (ROCCAT KONE) wasn't available anymore :(

Logistics g502 hero, all the extra weights, 6900 dpi. Just feels good for me.

I absolutely love the Logitech G502 hero, buy it

I also had wired G502 since 2014 until very recently and bought G502X plus 2 weeks ago. I am overall very happy with it, if you switch off the rgb battery is incredible, build quality is nice. Only think I dislike is that the “redo” button is somewhat uncomfortable compared to old g502 and I use it a lot and have it bound for some ingame actions.

I went from the OG MX-518 to the G502 hero. I regret nothing.

Logitech G502 Hero is amazingly underrated

I use a G502 too, and it’s pretty much a right handed mouse as far as I’ve been able to use it. Sometimes my cat incapacitates my right hand for cuddles, and I end up just doing basic stuff with Mouse 1, Mouse 2, and Mouse Wheel. Can’t really press any of the buttons on the left of the G502 without a right thumb.

Switching from Logitech to Razer because Logitech software is poorly designed. Hardware i never had an issue with G502 Hero, also the Razer Basilisk v3 looks like it has a better shape and is lighter.

I’m a Logitech mouse user because I have my power play mat. I recently upgraded my old g502 hero to g502x and I like how now you replace one of the thumb buttons to be normal and flat when you’re not using it. It’s magnetic so it’s easy to swap out whenever you want.

I use the G502 Hero and love it. I'll have to look at steer mouse.

Razer Basilisk v3 for me. Tried out a bunch of mice and this one felt the best in my hand, and I had a couple of other needs as well. •Thumbrest •Rubber “tire” scroll wheel. •Side scroll wheel I have one at home and one at work, and also carry a G502 Hero in my backpack when I travel for work.

Agreed, the x is far too light for me. The 502 hero feels better built and better weight

I use my G502 X Plus with my Mac but for some reason the battery on the mouse is really bad compared to what it was on my PC under both Linux and Windows. I'd recommend getting the wired G502 if you want cheap though I bought a Magic mouse a few weeks ago and I despise the thing, it's so uncomfortable and cramped to use. Can't return it either so it'll just collect dust in its box

I'm not a bad performer with any of these nice, radiant on Val, faceit lvl 10 cs, gm marvel rivals, iris on wz ranked. I currently using the G502 Hero but I feel my grip like 70% good

Actually from all the mice i have the g502 hero is the one that gives me better aim, but it's still not it.

Since I'm using the G502 Hero, i checked it on eloshapes vs Viper v3 pro, when I line them both on the right side, the v3pro seems really close to G502 hero

Im using this mouse atm because it's the one that I feel more "confortable" from all of them, but I don't like it, it's too heavy (113g), it's wired, shape is not perfect, and I also have in-store credits waiting so I can choose the mouse I want.

i don't think there is such thing as best mouse... if you mean best as in resistance and top materials, i guess logitech is the best, idk. If you want best clicks for fps games i guess razer has the best ones. For example i've read good things about g502 Hero, both for productivity and gaming, quality and functionality, tried it and it's too big for my hand, making it the worse in my case.

Wth that is a G304 with some changes in design and more expensive, i would still prefer their old wired G502 hero.

The G502 Hero is KING

I also prefer the non-x. I got a G502X when my last 502 gave out, and honestly I'm not a huge fan of it. I'm going back to a 502 hero when it dies.

Zowie s1-c Ec2-c G502 hero - this mouse has an adjustable weight

I use the g502 x plus, and prior to that a g502 hero. They're not the light mice but their build quality is really really good. The g502 x plus has optical switches too so you won't wear the lmb and rmb out.

Logitech g502, any of them is an amazing pick for work and they're great for gaming as well. I used the g502 hero that I got for 28 GBP on sale and because I have really small hands I thought I would struggle but the shape was really nice and having a thumb rest was great

G502 hero my goat Had a dathadder v2 for about 2 years and wasn't happy with it. G502 was old af but recommended by many. Had it 3+ years haven't looked back, amazing mouse

Bought the G502 hero after owning an MX518 for nearly 15 years and I have to say, aside from freewheel and G502 not having edge snapping the mouse feels like a huge downgrade. I replaced the MX518 because MMB was doubleclicking or not at all, if that mouse worked fine I'd honestly return the G502. Most shocking part was the build quality, mouse is 80€ and feels so cheap and plasticky if I didn't know any better I'd think it's one of them cheap "gaming" mice from temu. Very dissapointed tbh.

I went through a phase several years ago looking for a new mouse, since I've got Amazon prime I tried a few brand expensive models like Razer, Corsair and more expensive Logitech, and was very underwhelmed so sent them all back... Then I tried a cheaper model of Logitech called the Logitech G300s. It's not very expensive, but it has a very good mouse wheel and 6 extra buttons in all the right places for me. Not saying it's everyone's cup of tea but it's great for gaming and also great for various apps being able to switch profiles quickly. It's the best mouse I've ever used and after half a year I bought 5 more of them to keep as spares because it's that good to me personally. My second choice was the Logitech G502 Hero, I personally think it rolls around better than the G300s but the the 6 buttons of the G300s are the major winning selling point for me because they assist me in various competitive games like no other mouse has been able to.

There was no doubt in my mind that the wired 502 Hero would be tops.

Had 2 of them, 502 regular and 502 hero in about 8 years. But the wheel lock bottom broke in both of them, (after some years) recently switched to Razer Basilisk V3 and I am very happy. However its a bit lighter and cannot place the extra weights.

Had 2 of them, 502 regular and 502 hero in about 8 years. But the wheel lock bottom broke in both of them, (after some years) recently switched to Razer Basilisk V3 and I am very happy. However its a bit lighter and cannot place the extra weights.

Logitech G502 Hero is a FANTASTIC mouse. Works perfectly for me

I finally upgraded from my 4yr old G502 Hero to a Razer Deathadder V3 Wired. Honestly going from a heavy-weight mouse to a light-weight mouse felt like I was holding a toy. But as I used it for a few days I got used to the new feeling. The mouse coating is also amazing. I play only Valorant and using this mouse felt like a bliss and much easier and less straining on the hand, unlike the G502, during flicks and stuff. The idea of a light-weight mouse was trivial to me at one point. But now it all makes sense. The sensor performance going from the Hero Sensor to the Razer Focus Pro 30k felt the same... maybe a but better, could just be down to placebo. The mouse click have a tad bit more distance than the G502. I hope this optical switch do not end up double clicking. The side buttons are amazing too. The wire does not bother me much even though it has to be thick due to 8000hz polling rate which I cannot for the sake of my life a difference from 2000hz polling rate. 1000hz to 2000hz felt a bit smoother... also could be placebo. Plus I prefer for now a wired mouse than a wireless. Maybe down the line I might go wireless like I went from heavy to light-weight. Overall the mouse feels amazing for my first ever light-weight gaming mouse. P.S: I went from a Hyperion Fury to a G502 and finally the DaV 3.

G502 was also an ergo mouse if i am right, but yeah i used to get wrist pain after 3 or 4 matches of Valorant. I do not face any wrist issues right now. But i had hand pain using the Dav 3 just after i bought it cuz i was gripping it too hard. It was a bad habit i developed while using the G502. Rn i have a much more relaxed finger tip grip.

I use a Logitech G502 Hero and my mouse buttons are ctrl, shift and alt. I cant play without it anymore and if mine breaks I'm stealing my brother's. It takes a while to get used to it and I still can get confused if Im trying to remember which button is which but after some time you just play by muscle memory.

I thought the same thing when I first swapped over but over time you'll get used to it. Went from 502hero to a razer vyper and I like it so much more. Also the joy stick might become a problem to with hitting krybonds. That being said a 502 or any clone has a ton of binds.

Logitech g502. If you get the G502 Hero its under $50 typically. Excellent mouse. If you wanna spend a bit more you can get the G502 X for the higher end version. Excellent mouse, looks good, very comfortable, solid amount of buttons. I own 2 - one for my desktop and one for on the go.

Logitech g502. If you get the G502 Hero its under $50 typically. Excellent mouse. If you wanna spend a bit more you can get the G502 X for the higher end version. Excellent mouse, looks good, very comfortable, solid amount of buttons. I own 2 - one for my desktop and one for on the go.

I have the G502 Hero and Naga hyperspeed V2. I love them both!

I've been using the G502 Hero for many years but it has stopped working. I think it was a great mouse but I would like to know if there are any other gaming mouses with a similar price range (max $120 or something) to it I can get instead of getting that mouse again. I'm not sure if it matters, but I do prefer a palm/fingertip grip. Any help is appreciated.

The Hero has a wire, correct? I think I've tried that and I like that even more so than my wireless one. Minus the fact that it has a wire of course

I've just bought a Logitech G502 Hero and I'm really enjoying it so far. The DPI shift under the thumb has honestly improved my aim -so- much, too.

I love the shape of the G502, but both the original and Hero versions developed a double-click issue after 2 years of use. I switched to the Glorious Model I since it has a similar shape, and it's been 2 years without any issues so far.

Sorry, but your arguments is kinda weak. Everyone still moves their mouse, so weight is still matter a lot. And there is a lot of stuff like VXE R1 SE+ for 30 freedom units, that weights 55g.... P.s. I had a long time ago G502, so i know what a brick it is :D

Can confirm, have only been using g502 hero's and will only use g502 heros. Not the g502 X though, I'll never understand why the changed the design. I just want a g502 with good quality switches and USB C.

just use G502 hero

to be frank depends on where you are aftersales will be a hit or miss but yea the double clicking is pretty much common to all of their mice but I have a g502 hero for a couple of months after owning an old g102/101 for 2+ years which got double clicking issues but it was

From those I'd say the superlight. Then the Hitscan. I like the g502x shape the best though, it's slightly better than the g502 hero. Never liked those low back profile, I realize it's to decrease weight and volume but those shouldn't be compensated for the feel of the mouse.

As a gamer, and young arch grad I’m the most tech-gamer person in the office. My very own G502 Hero made me click the post and I realize I haven’t mapped all the buttons! I enjoy zooming around Revit models like I’m playing a video game like Apex Legends/Fortnite. Very fun.

Fellow G502 gang rise up. I've been using this mouse since 2015. I've only replaced it once because the mouse wheel became worn out. I've raided with this baby in gw2 and ff14. I've played starcraft, starcraft 2, wc3 and aoe 4 with this mouse. Sure it doesn't have a lot of side buttons but that's part of the charm, no accidental clicks. The added optional weights that comes with it, fucking chef kiss.

I will only ever get the Logitech G502 hero wired mouse now. Logitech's G502 range is the bottom of the top range mice on the market. In all the metrics it does better than average as opposed to other mice doing really well in one or two metrics but lacking in others. Plus the programmable buttons make macro a little easier if you don't want to move your keyboard fingers as much. In addition you can change the balance and weight of the mouse and it fits in your hand really nicely. The best thing about these mice is the price point. They are so affordable! I promise you'll love it so much.

Units? Do you live in Statwars, haha. It's $70-$90AUD. If you want a mouse that is going to last and you'll love it's this mouse. If you get a $10 mouse you'll hate it and end up buying 3 or 4 over the same time because it will brake.

The Logitech G502 Hero is pretty solid. It comes very customizable and with a great software for integration.

Early in my career in Autocad I started using a gaming mouse with programmable buttons to speed up my drafting, and I’ve carried that over into rhino now. Having common key commands and aliases like enter, delete, move, placetarget, etc mapped to the mouse is a game changer, but in every job I’ve worked I’ve been the only one with a gaming mouse. Does anyone else do this? And if so, what’s your setup? Personally I like my G502 HERO because of the easy interface, but I know there’s a lot of options out there.

Mouse Logitech G502 Hero - Got it on a nice deal on its release days. Keyboard Rapoo V500SE - Never heard of this brand before, but also a nice deal. My first mechanical, it's great.

i've used the g502 hero (eventually had right click issues), razer deathstalker adder (didn't like), razer taipan (i'm not ampidextrous but still comfortable), steelseries rival 5( had excess buttons I never used outside of for 1 or 2 games) right now im completely content with the steelseries rival 3, im right handed, have long fingers, mouse is a decent size, tad lighter then I would like but still comfy, and got it for $20 at walmart

The middle button was also important to me when choosing a new mouse. I had been using a wired G502 for a long time, but then switched to G305. My issue with G502's middle click is that it's too heavy, takes too much force to press, so it's kind of annoying to use in DotA. G305's middle click is way lighter, which imo is better for DotA. Although the G305 does feel a bit cheap overall.

I've got a logitech hero, it seems fine but I really don't like it. Ergonomically it's fine, no issues with holding it, just button xonfig and positioning is a bit off, keep switching dpi macros by accident mid game.

I wasn't a fan of the Deathadder when I tried it out. Right now I have the Logitech Hero (grabbed it after [seeing it recommended often](https://www.reddit.com/r/selfpromo/comments/1dooyag/the_best_gaming_mouse_in_2025_is_the_logitech/) on Reddit), and really like it. Definitely worth checking out.

I like the x more then the non-x at this point. but I also went from LS to LS so I haven't used a cable in years to judge on that part

I keep a list of the biggest mice people recommend on here in case something huge for my meat paws comes on the market. Assuming you're using the G502 Hero, there's nothing else of that size without adding substantially more weight. Because of that I'd probably recommend changing your style of mouse too a vertical one to help with carpal tunnel. I'm not knowledgeable on vertical mice but I've heard the Keychron M5 be mentioned a lot. Anyway, here's the list of large mice to have a browse just in case. Asus Rog Spatha X - 137x89x45 - 168g Mionix Naos Pro - 131x85x39 - 102g Logitech G502 X - 131x79x41 - 89g Logitech G502 Hero/Lightspeed - 132x75x40 - 114g Zowie EC1-DW - 130x69x42 - 63g Keychron M7 - 128x77x44 - 63g Pwnage Stormbreaker Max CF - 128x68x44 - 43g Razer DeathAdder V3 - 128x68x44 - 59g Rawm MH01 - 127x66x40 - 65g Viper V3 Pro - 127x64x40 - 55g Pulsar Xlite V3/V4 Large (size 3) - 126x70x45 - 58g Teevolution Terra - 125x69x43 - 49g Vaxee NP-01 - 120x66x39 - 75g Cooler Master MM720 - 105x77x37 - 49g Also, if you're looking for cheap, Redragon do some decently sized options... Redragon m908/m913 - 123x92x42 - 117g/128g (not very long but very wide). Happy mouse hunting! Edit: I will be updating with those mentioned in this thread, and adding mouse height in case that is a factor for you as well.

I went through 4 G502s RMA'd in 6 months because of double clicking

I have the wired G502 version and the wireless, I prefer the wired and gave the wireless to my dad

Probably pretty comparable as far as doing mouse things, I think they use the same sensor. The g502 (if I have the right model) is a tad heavier, but the benefit is having all the extra side buttons by your thumb and the sweet fast scroll-wheel. This mouse is more ambidextrous and symmetrical, so the feel in the hand will be quite different. I typically prefer the feel of ambi mice, but my old wired 502 is great, just a bit bulky and heavy for me.

Is wireless an absolute must? I would really recommend g502 wired.

I like Logitech G502 wired one. It seems break 3-5 years on switches, but I take is enough.

I am buying a new keyboard today... to replace my Logitech G510 and decided, lets get a new mouse too... I have the 502 wired and i love it... I like how i can click the button and the scroll wheel becomes freewheel. I play COD Warzone primarily and it seems to work well. You have reiterated that the Logitech is good still and guess I will keep rocking it. I hate multiple DPI's and always click the dpi button mid battle and messes me up.. so I deleted every DPI mark except 1 and it is set to 1300 and that is where it sits gaming at 1440p I have a mouse that I should try gaming.. wireless that I use for work and when you scroll fast, it goes from the clicks to free wheel.. it is wild... I use my setup with a kvm so I do my work on laptop and game on pc at the same station... Logi MX Master 3S [MX Master 3S Wireless Performance Mouse | Logitech](https://www.logitech.com/en-us/products/mice/mx-master-3s.910-006557.html)

From what I've seen over the years, none exist that you describe/request. The few mice known with more than 2 side buttons are the Glorious Model I series (don't recommend ever), Logitech's G502/502X series and the Razer Basilisk series (don't recommend for competitive gamers), and the Steelseries Aerox 5 and 9 series (also dont recommend for competitive gamers). There's other mice that can be considered from the likes of Corsair, Asus and Logitech but they're all extremely outdated and haven't really been in relevance since the mid 2010s at the latest.

I've got G402, G502 and G502X and After all this time I still think the G402 is the best simply due to the fact it has no RUBBER on the left side so it NEVER feels sticky. Truth.

G502s double clicking issues rnt that bad compared to G203

I feel like Logitech doesn't do shit these days because they're just too successful. People are STILL buying the OG GPX and G502 for retail prices, so why should they bother putting in the work? They'll prob release something good once sales drop off

the double click is a 50-50, my g502 and g402 lasted for 4-5 years and i didn't get double click issues in both of them

Solaar is application to manage Logitech mice. https://github.com/pwr-Solaar/Solaar Piper is a frontend for libratbag. https://github.com/libratbag/piper Libratbag has a list of devices from Asus, Logitech, Glorious, Steelseries and more. https://github.com/libratbag/libratbag/tree/master/data/devices I personally use a Logitech G502 that had on-board memory from when I customized it on Windows. Solaar seemed to work well.

Don't trust this list. I had the following mice Logitech 502 - Heavy, outdated Naga/Scimitar - Only useful if you want the extra buttons, wireless vesions mucho expensive Deathadder essential - Bought 2 of them since they were only 20 euro on sale, both mouse wheels stopped working and started scrolling randomly Razer Deathadder V3 Pro - Has creaking issue on the left side of the mouse and problems with coating - issues fixed in the wired version that came later Basilisk V3 - Heavy but just a bit better than the 502 MX Master 3 - SUPER HEAVY, more of a work mouse than gaming I finally settled on a Deathadder 3 wired with a bungee, quite satisfied. I would recommend it, the Hyper x Pulsfire haste 2, or some of the new mice that came out that aren't "tried and tested", as counter - intuative as that sounds.

Logi g502 fanboy here while I think there is similar or even better ones out there, Iam so used to the shape and the infinite scroll wheel I will always buy this model. Seems like this mouse is like the what MS Intellimouse was in the late 90's and naughties, even tho it wasnt the best mouse ppl dint liked to change until MS stopped producing it. Owning mice is like a cult, there is trends to follow before was weighted mice now its as light as possible. owning the most obscure brand recommended by some influencer is a must Logitech software is bad but not obligatory, there is a utility that saves all the changes to memory and doesnt use resouces when closed like any decent program

Most ppl like the 502 for its shape and infinite scroll wheel. I do like it for this reasons I have 2 wired and bought a wireless one immediately when launched. Is there better sensors? Better switches? Better priced, Better software this one obviously, yes but iam so used to this shape it feels natural to me. At this point is preference most mice are so identically in functions and performance that is splitting hairs.

Logitech g502. You can turn off the RGB, and even if you leave it on, it's literally sulper minimal and just the blue Logitech logo.

I have a G502 and my only issue is that for the two buttons on the top, it's almost impossible to hit just one at a time.

It’s all subjective but I’ve always loved the G502 for gaming and the MX Master for productivity.

Logitech G502 + Mac Mouse Fix (solves reverse scroll on mouse and other mouse tweaks)

Had the G502 for some time too, but it was too small and cramped for my hands. And the weight is way too much even for work. I'm generally more a keyboard guy, so a mouse needs not additional buttons for me. Found my type in the EC1 shape. The free scroll is great - though the wheel was slightly off-center on my copy and others I've seen which bothered me a bit...

Generally mice that are more open. The G502 and Basilisk thumb area is a bit cramped. I don't have thick fingers, but long ones and my thumbs are a bit wider at the tips than on most people. The EC1 shape is good for working because it's super relaxed. But I aim better with the FK1 XL shape, Viper and similar works great too - less comfortable though.

Just do yourself a favor and buy a Logitech G502. Wired or wireless, your choice. I've had both for years and have never had issues with them at all.

G502. I bought it in 2019 and by may 2024 I had to buy another.

It's a nice mouse - one I'm currently using - but the side grips are dirt and grime magnets and not that easy to clean out.

Cool but not the best, if some needed a good overall mouse, I would recommend the gpx 2 or a similar shape bc that's just a good shape, the g502 is kinda outdated and bulky, especially for gaming.

If you're in a office space or play mobas then yeah you should prob chose the g502.

502 is a big mouse, but maybe you want something where the hump is a little taller and more so in the middle. Ec1-dw or Xlite large v3 or 4, ec1 will be slightly taller and more forward and the xlite is similar but a good amount taller. Keep an eye on that Razer vertical mouse they announced maybe. Eloshapes to help compare

I've had my g502 for.... well shoot Im not even sure how long. It's been through 3 pc builds so I've had it for possibly almost 10 years. That's crazy now that I'm thinking about it. I've also had my Razer Black Widow Elite for 7 or 8 years. So I suppose consider those 2 endorsed. I did not realize how long I've been using my peripherals.

Any reason to get this considering the only two logitech products I ever purchased failed at the 1 year mark with the mouse (proteues G502) having the scroll wheel crack first then the side buttons. I live too far for the warranty to make any kind of difference for me.

I have the g502, thers an app called piper which supports my mouse I can customize everything which is offered by the Logitech app in windows Heres a list of supported mouses by piper, I'm pretty sure there's plenty other applications like this but this is what I use https://github.com/libratbag/libratbag/tree/master/data/devices

Just my two cents but when I first got into PC gaming this was one of the first mice I tried. I just didn’t like the feel of it. So I got a Logitech G502 instead and it was a much better fit. Have you tried that? It’s heavy and has a sniper button as well

Logitech g502! Customizable weight, extra buttons are actually *ergonomic* instead that weird grid formation, and on board memory to change Keybinds for different games. Bought mine for \~$40 and it's lasted for 4 years so far.

Sheeesh. I use the g502 as well but I took all the weights out. Your arm must be shredded 💪🏼

Yeah everyone complains about g502 double clicking but i do literally abuse the mouse and it does not double click. Had it for 3 years at this point it will die eventually but it still looks like day 1 after a wet wipe 😂

Never found the appeal of mmo mice, but my all time favorite mouse is the razer deathadder, because the shape of it is just perfect for my hand. And I get two keybinds on the side. Not very durable though, I think I’m on my 4th deathadder, but that’s over a decade timespan. A few years ago I did for a small period of time try a logitech g502, I didn’t really like it. But that’s personal taste, I will use a deathadder till the end of times, perfect size/shape/ergonomics for me anyway.

I got to diamond in Siege using my G502. It’s a gaming mouse

Logitech G502 is one of the most common gaming mice, I've had mine for over a year now and it's great. Goes on sale often and the G502 Hero is currently only $37. It has 2 side buttons plus a DPI switch and 2 additional buttons next to the left mouse button so more than enough for shooters. Also somes with weights so you can make it heavier if you prefer a mouse with a bit more weight.

Everyone is different, some people will need a bigger or smaller mouse and some shapes will fit better into certain peoples hands. I've had my G502 for almost 2 1/2 years now and have never had issues with wrist pain, but that's not to say it couldn't be painful for some people like yourself.

I’ve had a g502 for a little over 2 years now and still no issues with double clicking. I’ve never tried a g305 but I’d imagine they are similar quality as it’s not much cheaper than the g502, if you’ve had multiple of them start double clicking after a few months you’re either very unlucky or not looking after the mouse properly.

Logitech G500 shape is great for my mainly palm grip, having owned since 2009, I'm having to sadly replace mine. I tried the G502 a few years ago and HATED how flat and small at the front it felt, and I don't have that big hands.

Currently using a logitech g502 and a razer viper on laptop and desktop respectively. Both are great mice. I think the razer naga hex (v1) was my favourite mouse historically though i got it around the start of GW2 and it was just very well suited to that game. I had the naga hex v2 after that and it was also great. (preferred the v1 slightly)

I’d recommend a vertical mouse (Keychron M5 — the dual-scrolls will be useful) or, if you’re up for it, a trackball like the Ploopy Classic. I haven’t done architecture but I did a lot of 3D work and some basic CAD and the trackball excelled, especially if you customized the QMK config to your workflow. I think the extra buttons on the g502 won’t be that useful since you’re going to be using hotkeys with your keyboard hand and it would be slower to switch modalities with your index finger as well as click, let alone drag with one of those extra index buttons. It is a comfy mouse for lazy internet browsing and it can be cool for specific games, but you can get two specialized mice for your budget/the cost of the g502.

> When my G600 finally dies, I need a mousewheel that has tilt buttons It doesn't have as many side buttons, I prefer mice with only a few, but the Logitech G502 has a 4-way scroll wheel. I've used this mouse for a long damn time, they've made a few new versions so hopefully they're not going to discontinue it any time soon. But I bought some spares anyway, just in case.

Other than getting sticky, I like the G502

I'm a Logitech MX Ergo Trackball kinda guy. Casual use only. I game with the Logitech G502.

I’ve been using the g502 for a decade, great mouse.

I just keep going with g502, swapped to g502x myself last. Also, keep in mind that you can RMA a mouse once before buying another, cause the wear and teae is a manufacturing problem all companies have. Well more like planned obsolescence.

"Return merchandise authorization". It just means, manufacturer agreed to take the device back, usually in return for a free replacement. Logitech has been a great experience for me, hence my staying with g502 since 2015 and returning each mouse once before buying a new one. They make a lot of money making sure we're lifelong customers, by replacing defective devices for free, one time each.

I've been using the logitech G502 for years. Its got enough side buttons for me, but I use a ton of shift keybinds on my keyboard. Definitely solid, decent lighting if that's your thing. I generally replace about every 2.5 to 3 years of daily use.

It depends what games you’re playing but I think a really safe option is the g502 as you mentioned, you should be able to pick them up for a pretty good price too. -the programmable buttons give you good flexibility for CAD and whatever other tasks you might do for architecture and it is also super comfy, if you play fps it mightn’t be suitable and there’d need to be alot more information provided, hand size, grip etc

Honestly I used the g502 and it was really comfortable but if it’s specifically for comfort you might like a vertical ergo mouse more, but I haven’t personally used one before so I can’t recommend

as someone on the 502 I miss the 600 and just wish they did a powerplay compatible wireless g600 and get their heads out of their asses

G502 or G502x That’s all.

By not wasting money on a muse. Iv bought all kinds of $100 mouses... Mice? And the tried and true Logitech G502 is just as good as a fraction of the price. 

r/G502MasterRace

I've had two G502's, both started having unwanted double click issues after just a year of use. Switched to Razer Basilisk and it's now my favorite mouse after the Logitech MX518 which is no longer being manufactured.

Logitech G502 is the only mouse I’ve ever used and I refuse to even think about using another one, it’s that good. The amount of extra buttons it has compared to everyone else allows me to map abilities and grenades and all kinds of stuff to my mouse.

I like the g502 because I can make macros with the extra buttons

I love my new Logitech G703 for claw grip. I tried G502 and G903 but G703 is obviously the superior choice for my style of grip. It's a pretty boring slab of plastic if you switch off the RGB that just looks like "a mouse" tbh if you know what I mean

I have this exact grip pretty much but with slightly bigger hands please let me know which mouse works out for you! For me the thorn I've used the most but the mouse felt so like high up idk how to explain it. I recently had the pulsar x3 mini which felt really nice but didn't get to use it too much and see if it keeps feeling nice, due to the clicks feeling really bad. My first mouse was the g502 so I think it may be due to that mouse my grip turned out like this XD.

Yeah! I am saying it might be due to the g502 your grip changed to the current grip! But yeah I know the feeling I have been looking at the VAXEE np-01 v2 to try to see if it might be good for me.

Look at how popular g502 is every year

Well the 502 is really heavy, has terrible logitech bloatware and (like your personal experience, and other infamous double click issues) breaks easily. So they could improve on that. For the same or similar money you can get much lighter and wireless options from Glorious, Endgame Gear, or other mentioned brands.

1.98m with large hands, I use the same mouse.

I primarily used a Logitech G502. I recently upgraded it to the G502X, which had some really elegant improvements. I use it as both my gaming and work mouse. I hear a lot of folks talking about the Scimitar, so I bought it to try it out. A few things I noticed about the Scimitar, when comparing it to the G502X: * The Scimitar is heavy. This comes down to user preference, but I personally prefer lighter mice. * It does not glide as well as the G502X. I'm not sure if the pads on the Scimitar are just poor quality, or if its the weight of the mouse, but there is noticeable resistance compared to the G502X. * The scroll wheel on the Scimitar is too shallow -- I feel it should rise up above the buttons a bit more. Also, there is no left/right click on the Scimitar's scroll wheel. These work as amazing keybinds on the G502X. * The Scimitar has no quick/infinite scroll functionality. In comparison, the G502X has a little button you quickly toggle which locks/unlocks the scroll wheel, allowing your to freely/rapidly scroll. This is a massive time save when scrolling long websites, documents, etc. * The bottom row of buttons on the Scimitar, notably buttons 1 and 4, are way too close to the base of the mouse. There is only a few millimeters of space between the base of the mouse, meaning your finger is almost always dragging on your mouse pad. It feels uncomfortable hitting them. I like that the button pad can move forwards and backwards, but it needs to be higher up. * The finger rest on the Scimitar is on the right side, and acts as a rest for your ring finger. I feel this is a useless finger rest. By comparison, the G502X features a thumb rest which feels so much better. Ultimately, I think the G502X is a better mouse all around. It functions as a better productivity mouse, as the side buttons make for easy back/forth navigation, and the infinite scroll wheel makes short work of long documents. Its also fantastic outside of MMO's, especially FPS games because of its trigger button, which slows your DPS while you hold it. This is amazing for achieving better accuracy while sniping and such. For MMO's the G502X has 8 programmable keybinds (3 side buttons, 2 index finger buttons, 3 scroll wheel clicks). In my opinion, these feel so much more natural compared to the Scimitar square number pad, and when you combine that with modifiers like Shift, you now very easy and comfortable access to 16 keybinds, all on your mouse. Plus, while it ultimately isn't that important, its also worth mentioning that the Logitech software is significantly nicer and easier to use compared to Corsair's. If I may be so bold, I would argue that the G502X is the worlds best mouse, hands down.

The G305 was my first mouse I loved, I’ve since upgraded to the G502 and it’s even better.

I just use a logitech G502. Has enough extra buttons without putting all of them on your thumb, and is generally just a solid mouse all around for any game.

the g502 is specically right handed, but I know logitech also has some other mice that are ambidextrous like the g903, but the buttons aren't in as good spots imo

My g502 middle click is not always responding but I just use another mouse button (the one on the left side) as my middle click and it’s so much better honestly

it for sure is more difficult to design a pcb, shell, R&D, etc. also, adding more buttons, larger pcb, larger shell, adds more weight. however, there is a major market for more variation. if a company wants to take a chance, thats on them. Though its impossible to ignore that the mice market has been DOMINATED by the g502, and its not for the scrollwheel or the weight... if a company came out with a light weight 4-5 button model in the 60g range, I think it would drastically take a chuck out of that market share. however companies like Razer and Logi have their 4-5 button models, and they already sell like crazy, so we cant look to them, even though they would be the ones with the marketing budget to make a massive wave with a move like that

Thing is a brick, shape is nice.. shame they don't make a g502 superlight. After using light weight mice it's hard to go back to that weight.

This is fantastic advice. I have a Logitech g502 and I use the ability to switch between free wheel and click on the mouse wheel constantly for SC.

You did not just recommend a g502 for counterstrike

Its a decent mmo mouse cuz of all the reprogrammable buttons. but a large 120 gramm mouse just isnt fit for fast paced fps gameplay

I used this one for 5+ years, but I'd recommend a lighter mouse with no cable like the g305. My general ux recommendation is to avoid using mouse4/5 as in-game binds, so all these extra buttons should be irrelevant for dota.

Most likely the mouse wheel is without support on one side or with a broken support. G502 is quite big mouse for Your 19 cm hand. If You really like Logitech - then watch on G Pro X Superlight-2 (or Superlight2 DEX). From other good mouses I would recommend 1. Razer Viper V3 Pro 2. Razer Deathadder V3 Pro, 3. Asus ROG Harpe Ace Aim Lab Edition. From Chinese mouses You can request ATK X1 Ultimate (version with 8K Dongle which sometimes goes as present to other versions of this mouse) - I've heard already a lot of good references about this mouse. All above will fit Your hand.

I'd honestly just buy another G502, I've also used mine for well over 3 years now and I wouldn't want to switch to anything else.

Cancel the order if you can and get something lighter. It's not a great mouse. It's good but it's not great. You can do so much better.

Same, just not the right shape. My hand cramps up like crazy. I love the big chonky mice. I use the Logi MX master for work and Corsair M65 for gaming. Edit: I guess I had the G502, but still made my hand hurt like crazy

"Look for r/mousereview there is plenty of mouses to pick." Here is was, perfectly happy with my aging G502 I picked up on black Friday deal nearly a decade ago, blissfully unaware there were exotic mice. I don't know on what yet but you just cost me money, and it's all your fault, not mine. You should be ashamed of yourself!

I’ve used this mouse for the past 5 years and I do hit dpi up accidentally sometimes, but not often

G502👌👌👌👌

I've been using the G502 since it came out in 2014. Great mouse.

Soldering skills - that's what I obtain because of mmo mouse. Really nice hobby. And now I have 2 g600, 1 g502 and one Razer naga pro v1 in restored and fully functional condition. For Logitech it was double clicks. For Razer is was scroll wheel issue. Spare parts, from Chinese brothers, serve good job inside old warriors. Love and peace for u folks

Cheap? G502. Quality? G pro x super light

i agree! "mmo" mouses are also good for productivity! I had the MadCatz MMO7. I could assign a ridiculous amount of buttons to that thing not just for MMO's, Mobas and gaming but for photoshop and various CAD software. I use a Logitech G502 and its fiiiiiine but i really really miss the directional button on that mmo7 mouse and also a button where my ring finger sits on the right side of my mouse.

Hey op, I'm a stroke gamer (wierd calling like that lol) myself. Been using mouse with loads button for gaming as well since 2017. Logitech g502 is my first gaming mouse I use, works great for cod and few shooter but abit limited, button wise. I also tried logi g604 too but don't like. The side button abit too hard to get use it for me Currently I use evga x15. So far the best mouse for me. 20 buttons and you can customise everything with 5 profile in their evga app. I beat wukong entirely using this mouse and heck the first game I unlocked all achievement in steam too xD Negative side it's quite heavy but I'm used to it now so no biggie. Also i do have pedals aswell, another extra 3 button for gaming lol

G502, I’ve had mine for around a decade with minimal issues.

Best MMO Mouse, Logitech g502. It doesn't have all the side buttons, just 3 side, and two top buttons next to the left click. It's fully programable, and you can make macros as well. After that Razer Basilisk, similar design to the g502, not as many buttons. The kicker is I use a Keypad controller in my left hand. currently a Razer Tartarus Pro. There is one I am really interested in getting though: # Azeron Cyro

Same here. I have all of the MMO mice in my closet, I hate them. They are too tall and uncomfortable. I also play a wide variety of games and the G502 works for everything.

The great, the one, the chosen, g502

I am currently using the G502 with the 80HE, but I used it even before I got this keyboard

The g502 is circle jerked on reddit but that doesn't make it a good mouse

Logitech G703. Perfect mouse alongside the G502.

I had the wired for about 2 years, then upgraded to wireless. After around 2 weeks the middle click button was pretty unresponsive, good thing it stopped working within return period. The replacement they sent just finished its first year and hopefully many more years of camera grip abuse.

G502 because it has a button to let the scroll wheel free wheel. That's saying enough

Yup I gotta agree - the MX Master is too heavy and slow polling rate for gaming. Also enjoy the MX Vertical for office work and general browsing (keeps your wrist from hurting). I love the g305, and eventually got a G Pro Superlight refurb - they're both simple, super light, and they just work. The g502 is a good option as well, but is heavier and has a "gamer" style... Although it's fairly tasteful IMO.

Using G502 on my gaming system at home and my work computer at the office.

When a few friends of mine switched to light mice, chiefly the Logitech GPX, and were swooning for them, I gave it a try and got caught up in the hype. I had very happily used my Roccat Kone Aimo for years, but a weight of 130g really wasn't cutting it and I saw my aim suffer in quick flicks. After quite a bit of research (shoutout to eloshapes!) I decided to go with the Roccat Kone Pro. It was clear right from the start that I wanted a similarly large ergo mouse with a thumb rest for comfort. Not many options in that category tbh, but I'm really happy with the choice I made. Also tried the Glorious Model I 2 and the Logitech G502, but the Kone Pro just fit into my hand better. So then, what is it like? It's great! The weight (66g) is a massive difference and the classic kone shape still fits really well. Movements feel effortless and very comfortable and controlled. It's a bit smaller than the Kone Aimo and therefore a bit too small for my usual palm grip, but that's fine. The weight makes up for it so that I don't need that much support, being able to switch to a palm/claw "hybrid". The scroll wheel is awesome. The only issue I have is with the mouse buttons which feel a bit mushy for desktop use, but in games when you're locked in you don't notice at all. In contrast to the Aimo the buttons are individually mounted and not integrated into the main body cover, so I think that's what makes them feel a bit less stable. Overall the build quality is acceptable but nothing extraordinary I'd say, but I never expected the thickest hard plastics in a light mouse where weight is the priority, and in games you don't ever notice it at all. The plastic still feels solid. Objectively the only issue is a bit of rattling when you set it down. It might be a small step backwards in feeling of quality for desktop use, but it's a massive improvement in reaction speed in game and comfort over long periods of time for both games and desktop use. I'm running it at 1000 Hz and 2000 DPI, same as the Aimo. However, with the more effortless movement I was able to reduce ingame sensitivity by about half, which improved my feeling for the crosshair immensely (CS2: 0.5 sens > 1000 eDPI). And with that I can only recommend this mouse. Didn't see many reviews for it here, or people posting about using it, so I thought I'd chime in. Its differentiating mark is definitely the shape, and I strongly recommend that everybody try an ergo mouse with a thumb rest. It's very comfortable for normal to long fingers and over long periods of time. There are also some pictures for reference (yes, I'll also get a new mousepad...).

Totally agree, the aimo and g502 have far more pronounced thumb rests. If eloshapes hadn’t classified the kone pro as having a thumb rest I wouldn’t even have considered it. But now that I have it in my hands it’s more than enough. You don’t need to grip the mouse that hard because it’s so light, guess that makes the thumb rest less necessary.

It always felt too narrow.

r/G502masterrace

Do you mean something like the G-Shift key that the g502 has?

I’ve been using a g502 since I built my pc like 8 years ago. It’s perfect

G502 fits my meat mallets.

Its not. its becouse its cheap and the unwashed masses buy them

Was in a similar situation, ended up with the g502 for the side burtons and the buttons on the left mouse click for sensitivity can be rebound and are a blast to use.

I must have used damn near every iteration of the G502 by this point, I love it that much. First iteration suffered a fall that broke the scroll wheel. Subsequent generations before the current one had the notorious double clicking issue occur after 2 years or so The latest one uses laser activated switches. Response times aside (I'm not sensitive enough to tell the difference), I'm optimistic the laser switches will last longer.

The answer is always Logitech for mice. Which model? G502 series has lots of buttons and good mapping software. And the important free spinning wheel.

I have a G502 and it randomly jumps spasms around all over the place in game or desktop for a one or two random seconds and it is so frustrating I’ve tried everything to fix it and it still does it - what the hell is happening and how the hell do I fix it?

I used my G502 for years and I loved it because I was learning MnK, the buttons really helped me quite a lot but over time I used less and less buttons. Now I just usually bind my melee button in most shooters and the other button I might pick some kind of game specific action but most of the time I leave it blank.

G502 or G903, free spinning mouse wheel is life

Logitech dropped a few insane shapes in a row (G502, OG GPro, G403, GPW) then refused to update two of them and only slightly upgraded the other two.

Logitech g502 or lightspeed. I wouldnt go with razer as i went through like 5 deathadders, and all of them developed a double click problem (i play alot of games that require alot of clicking). Had the logitech lightspeed for some time now and its been solid.

Depends on the grip type. I have 21cm hand and can fingertip g502 to small mouse. For claw the Sora is perfect for me. But yeah I can't palm anything.

g502 >>>>

I suppose only users with small hands recommend G502. This moise is so small and light that it is terrible. I need heavy and big mouses. I undestand some ppl would like it. I also bought it and now it stays in my drawer (some people recommended it for me).

The answer is and will always be Logitech G502, the goated mouse

They used to be so good. I refuse to give up my G502.

I have one of the original ones which I think was better made although the scroll wheel is metal so it reacts with sweat and rusts. Other then that it's still working fine after about 10 years I think. It's wearing though like the rubber on the thumb rest down to the plastic. I think they fixed the scroll wheel rusting problem on later models? An alternative mouse would be great but it would need to be a very similar shape with the thumb rest and back and forward buttons which I use for going back and formward in web pages. The unlock ont he scroll wheel is also great if you want to quickly zoom to the bottom of a very long page. Not defending the products really but I would imagine you see a lot of problems for the G502 because they also just sold a damn bunch of them so just more people to moan.

502’ best fucking mouse on the market

LOGITECH G502 is genuinely the best gaming mouse in terms of price/quality I've ever had. I know it comes in both black and white, but I'm not sure if it can be wireless.

You'll get a billion suggestions of G502. It's fine, it's a perfectly safe choice, logitech mouse. That out of the way: Roccat/Turtle beach Kone XP. If you ever loved the logitech G700(s), the Kone XP(air) is the spiritual successor. Was a mad, mad fanboy for the G700(s) had 2 regular and 1x "s". The kone XP is ABSOLUTELY the successor, not a single doubt in mind. Even the thumb shift key is placed right (just off most peoples thumb meat) and weighted perfectly IMO. RGB is meh, turn it off. In every other way, screw TB with a large rusty mace, sideways. Can't speak for any of their other trash. Roccat were all about AWESOME hardware with software coded by a 2 week old long haired gibbon on a "coffee only" diet. The Kone XP is the sweet spot, still well above average mouse hardware and software that works very well (after some updates, genuinely not had a single issue with it but I was late to the party).

I do constantly hit them, because I mean to, because I've rebound them to something useful. I hate using mice that don't have buttons there at this point.

This is the way. Reason I always get a new g502 is the button placement for using mouse4 as my crouch is just too perfect /comfortable

That's why the G502 tops this list. Cheap and incredibly good. $45 on Amazon, bought mine nearly 4 years ago, and have had zero issues with it.

Interesting. I've had mine for years and don't think I've ever accidentally hit them.

Just get another G502, best mouse around hands down. I've been using them since they came out in 2014.

I used g502 and it’s pretty good. Also has a huge cult following that swear by it. I did end up changing to my hyperx ultra lightweight wireless mouse, and I love it so much more than my 502. I’ll never game with a corded mouse again

i can map every button on my g502 with piper

I admire you choices but I love my G502. The Big thumb button is my mount button. I love my mount button there.

I have the G502 and it's great. Razer Deathadder was my previous mouse and it died shamefully in the middle of a game, maybe others have a better experience with it, from my experience Razer is not reliable.

There’s a reason why r/g502masterrace exists

Must be your personal issue, never once accidentally pressed dpi buttons myself using this mouse daily for many years, I do have pretty thin fingers tho

I use a Logitech g502 which is pretty decent mid range (I think I got mine for ~$40) has side buttons I use one for my panic heal skill (don’t tell me you don’t have one) and one for weapon swaps. If you use the mouse for office stuff or web surfing, it has a cool wheel that can spin freely to zip to the top or bottom of a page quickly. Adjustable weights, and programmable. I really like it so far

Whatever you like, I use a g502 since I like heavier mice

Its purely personal preference all of them are the same . I use the g502 and it fits my big hands . Even though i dont have actual evidence but whenever i use a wireless mouse i can feel lag so for gaming i stick to wired mouses .

Yeah the g502 is a good example of this

The current iteration of the 502 is very cheap feeling, the wired version doesn't even have a braided cable anymroe

I've been using g502 which has 5 buttons (two on the tip of the mouse, 3 on the side, and with ctrl/shift/alt + button it's still 4 layers of buttons so it makes up for it, been using it for 7 years

G502 is goated for people with larger hands

G502 had it for 5 years so good

Honestly shocked to see the G502 so low on the list. Best mouse I've ever owned.

Naga Trinity or G502

The G502 is so comedically overrated.

G502! I have massive hands and it's nice. I did open it up to add a bit of weight, but that's maybe a personal thing. Both logitech and razer have mice specificly for big handed people. I like logitech the most from the ones that i tried.

G502 feels so 2018. Who in their right mind uses a paper weight of a mouse with double click issues for gaming in 2024 when there’s cheaper mice weighing barely 60gm and better switches and massively better ergonomics as per your preferred grip style.

I think you're right about the g502 but I think it's because people need the extra side buttons when they first get into mouse and keyboard gaming. They use as many keybinds on the mouse as possible as a crutch, because getting good with your left hand is one of the hardest things about learning how to play on keyboard and mouse. I think people just get into the hobby with the g502, develop such a mind muscle connection to it that they can't use anything else. Everyone I know who uses the g502 tell me it's just the first mouse they ever used and they're too use to it. I finally convinced my friend to take my GPX and use it, he learned how to game with the g502 and had been using it for 5 years. He now can't look back at the g502 and loves the gpx. It's just familiar for a lot of people and they don't want to move away from it

Yea exactly, you don't want to reposition your hand while aiming, I know you were kind of being sarcastic but honestly it's probably not best to use a common keybind on your mouse side buttons. What I think it is, is that most new players to keyboard and mouse are not use to using their left hand for a ton of dexterity and they try to stuff as many important keybinds on their right hand by using the mouse buttons and the g502 has a ton of buttons so they go with that mouse and then they learn on that mouse, get super use to it, and can only use that mouse even after they have fully learned how to game on a keyboard and mouse. I know multiple people who first learned with the g502 and have been using it for years. It just seems like the perfect mouse for beginners, and then they get so use to it. I finally convinced 1 friend to try a gpx for a month and if they didn't like it, go back to the g502, he never went back to the g502 and thanks me lol. A lot of g502 players just fear trying something else, even if they will play better, because they're so use to the g502, because it's what they first learned how to play on.

Yea being able to adjust your dpi is really nice, g502’s go on sale pretty regularly

Yea ig that sucks? Bought it originally for WoW

Whale fuck now I gotta justify another purchase

Also a Logitech g502 user, on my second one now. It's basically perfect for me. My keyboard is a Ducky One 2 Skyline. It's nice, but I've been thinking about custom building a new board for fun.

No steelseries mice, good. Had two, both of them three times as expensive as my current g502, both had corroded switches after a month and caused double clicks and all sorts of things. Not to mention the rubber on the side falling off after a week. Changing RGB colors to rainbow caused the mouse to glitch out completely and force some kind of a permanent autoclick. The software got more and more bloat as time went by. Nothing but horrible experience.

Please dont get logitech. I warn everyone for their mice. I have been a logitech user for long - g102, g304, g502, and now using g pro x superlight. But every freakin mouse gets double click issues. I thought I paid 10k for a mouse it will not have that issue but guess what - logitech doesn't cares. Go for razer please.

Logitech g502! Customizable weight, extra buttons are actually *ergonomic* instead that weird grid formation, and on board memory to change Keybinds for different games. Bought mine for \~$40 and it's lasted for 4 years so far.

I've used the Logitech G502 for years, and I swear by it. Three thumb buttons plus two next to the LMB, so not quite a full-on "MMO mouse", but I find it's enough, and I've struggled with actual MMO mice being uncomfortable to use.

Non gaming MC 3S Gaming? My heart will always go towards the G502. Have multiple, both wired and wireless, have had zero issues despite the YEARS on them. G Hub software is meh. I set my colors, DPI, and shut it off, never to be used again. Only cons would be weight for some and perhaps how it fits on their hand.

G502 - Over 2m tall here with shovel hands.

I'm 6'4 250 and I have huge hands. I have both the g502 and the spatha and the spatha fits in my hand so beautifully it is really like a perfect fit.

I think most companies make decent mice, but the priority should be a lightweight gaming mouse. Logitech Pro X Superlight 2 is around 60g and I like it, so something around that weight and comfortable in your hand would be ideal. I think up to 80g would be fine. It is of course subjective, I'm sure some people love heavier mice, and I myself was a G502 worshipper... but after buying a lightweight mouse IMO it's close to just being objectively better.

G502 is just a god-tier mouse in general. So good it has it's own fanboy subreddit, have owned mine for 5x years now

I mean i know the g502 has tons of buttons if you havent already looked at that

actually made my wrist actively hurt while using it, and I'm not a couch potato either. I lift regularly. It's so bad for ergo. The G305 is better, but again, switches wear out quickly. Which I guess is what you get for a $30 mouse.

This. Yes, I can remember to plug it in in game when it almost dies, but it's a thought thay hasn't came across my mind in YEARS. It's just always charged, wirelessly, and until someone else does the same tech, I love my superlight. Are there better mice? for SURE. Will I get them? Not without powerplay If it ain't broke, don't fix it. Logitech hasn't done me wrong, ever since I got my g502 and moved onto the gpro and the GPSL.

I have a Logitech G502 and I love it. Just generally a great mouse, Total War doesn't require any special features on your mouse to have a good time. Just get something comfortable.

I have a few. For ambi, it's Viper v3 and XM2w. For ergo it's EC2 and G502.

Something to note the g502x is significantly lighter than a g502 even without the weights. I have owned both and the normal g502 really is a great mouse. The only reason I replaced it was for the weight. That thing survived when I had a G413 keyboard and I used to flick into the metal and somehow it survived. The area in front of where your thumb goes is cut and scratched really bad but still works. My only experience with razer products were their headphones I had an Electra V2 and they broke in less than a year. For a mouse review one of my friends had got his razer mouse (idk which one) like a year ago and it's starting to double click already.

Second this! G502 at home, MX Master 3S at work. Wouldn't ever change. Batteries last 10x longer than Razer too

Imo after playing a Logitech g502, g702, super light, and glorious model O wireless, I still fondly remember the generic HP office laser mouse having the best feel. Imo if you want a sturdy mouse the g502 shouldn't be your first pick (felt way more "unstable" in terms of quality compared to the other mice, and the mouse wheel wobbled worse).

Any Logitech G502 series. The best gaming mouse there is

I have issues with EVGA's Unleash software with my Z20 keyboard (macro programming is a PITA and doesn't always register, and it does weird things when I use my KVM). GHUB on my G502 is mildly annoying (sometimes I have to alt-tab twice to get it to recognize a game and switch profiles) but it does work work. Seems like everyone is just bad at M&K hardware support.

Yeah, I'm thinking I'll grab one of these as a backup since they're cheap and I could consolidate my M&K software if my g502 fails. Ooh, and the RGB might actually sync up for once, hah (*glares at Gigabyte monitor, Logitech mouse, and EVGA keyboard...*).

I bought a g502 and a zowie EC2A on the same month, I was surprised the EC2A was the first to start double clicking.

G502, great mouse. I have it for many many years now and will probably not change it any soon.

I have this one too! but since my G502 feels much better, I have to use it instead.

I’ve tried a lot of gaming mice over the years and they’re all the same - high price tags, poor quality components. None of them lasted for more than a few years before they started double clicking or having scroll wheel issues. I’d recommend the basic wired Logitech G203, or G502 if you want something more ergonomic. Personally I don’t see why you’d ever need anything more than that for CS.

Logitech g502 goin in 7 years with this mouse

Yeah. Nah. Like, I hear what you're saying. And this was mostly true before they made using handheld tools absolutely fucking insufferable and slow. But I had to replace my mouse a few months ago. Got the 502 partially for this reason. I find the freewheel to be entirely pointless for trac beaming. Simply because the distance moved is more than exceeded by the regular mwheel movement (because its so fuckn slow). This may change if CIG design team ever get forced to load a ship with a tool/play their own game. On that basis I would counter-recommend something with more buttons if all else is equal.

Personal preference, for gaming my favorite is the G502. Used it for years before replacing to a newer version of it. For work its the G305 because its cheap and wireless and if it breaks a few years later, i can get another one.

I must've been one of the lucky ones where that didn't happen with the old G502 proteus spectrum. The new x plus version is supposedly using optical switches so I guess I'll see what happens in a few years. So far so good The G305 though, i think i had the opposite effect. LMB started only registering half the clicks I made unless i pressed really hard. Good thing it was cheap, swapped for another G305 lol

I personally love g502. It's sooo good that you can't complaint (except for some software issues :p)

G502 from 10 years ago. Original proteus core running strong, beast of a mouse

I have been using it for over 2 years at this point and its still as good as it was.

This was my last mouse and I loved it. The only problem is for some reason the left click sensors can fail, you wont notice it in dota but in games you need to hold the click (drawing a bow in skyrim) it will cycle on and off rapidly. After mine failed, a google search told me it was not an uncommon problem, so I switched to the razor equivalent. I prefer the feel 9f the g502, but the razor is almost the same and has not failed me in 2 plus years so far. G502 I didn't even get 2 years out of.

You can remove the weights on the g502… (watch me get downvoted cause I’m talking about Logitech)

Sorry but does this mouse hyperscroll vertically? the g502 is not magnetic but it hyperscrolls

Binding keys and actions to my G502 is what made the entry to MnK gaming much more accessible and manageable for me. If I had to stick my finger out any further than the V key or towards the numbers row when I made the switch from console to PC, I would've had a lot more trouble getting into it

G502 . It doesn’t have as many buttons as the 600 but is perfect for me . Is good for everything im playing

Love me some G502!

G502, and gpw now after double click issue. Pretty much every mouse is fine with a good middle mouse button & 2 extra buttons for me for rtss

Been using my G502 Since I got it and my PC back in 2018. Still going strong. SUCH a nice feeling mouse.

It's got to be the Logitech G502.

The Teevolution Terra fills the hand much better than my G502 does, id look into that.

decent? HOW DARE YOU speak such slander of our one saviour and lord g502,the greatest mouse that ever moused. (i wish it had more buttons though) so i still use my old logitech for rpgs.

I have the same mouse and I love my. I had been using the Logitech G502 for the longest time, but I kept having the switch in the left mouse button fail. The basilisk is the same size and button layout and lighter.

The Logitech g502 is hard to beat as long as you're right handed

Logitech G502 Free spinning mouse scroll wheel for tractor beam and speed control. Scroll wheel tilt left and right to change weapons. DPI buttons for SCM / QT master modes. Thumb buttons for Walk and F.

G502 gang!

Funnily enough I wholly ditched corsair for the same double clicking they had on their white RGB mouse, twice in a year to replace it and decided to go for a g502

Shape? G502. It’s literally the perfect shape. Your hand just sits in the damn thing. It’s amazing. But it’s a bit heavy and clunky and a modern alternative is only available as the much maligned Glorious Model I or Razer Basilisk.

i still use a logitech g502 since switching , solaar and piper provide what i need to use it , open rgb can set the lights as well

as an 'old 34 yo who grew up with the tech i always wanted one of those mice with the numbers for macros on the side.....till i had a razer molten naga , the buttons were too small to be worthwhile and the left click died way too fast to wanna try razer mice ever again ... these days i need the at least 2 side buttons tho ,just cause its so much easier having the back/foward buttons for browsers on them ,it feels Wrong not having them when i use my mother's mouse to help her now n then... that said since getting a g502 and having an additional 2 on top of that on the side idk if i can ever go back. i mapped copy/paste on them and its really nice to be able to do that now

I replaced the chord and it went again about a year later. Decided it was eventually time. Could not find one anywhere at a decent price so I went with a G502 I think it is. Not a bad mouse but not a MX518. Many many years of joy it brought.

You should look into logitech G502 and Razer Basilisk.

I really enjoy my Razer Basilisk V3 Pro (white) for my gaming setup - I appreciate RGB, and this mouse delivers a cool under-glow. I do however, use a G502 as my productivity mouse at the office - It has a lot of buttons, which I've set to do various things relevant to the programs I use at work. Edit: The G502 Hero (wired) is significantly cheaper, if that's a concern :)

I’ve tried a bunch of mice -final mouse UL and UL mini -glorious model O -g403 -g203 -death adder -GPro wireless And I still like the g502 best

Biggest misconception about the G502 is that it's made for large hands. While it works for some; myself included cannot use it. It's too damn narrow at the grip. My buddy with slightly smaller hands performs extremely well with it. If you fancy spending a little $$$ for a long term mouse, I recommend the Zowie EC line. Ergo shape, very large, around 70-80g, no extra software needed. I myself searched all over for a good mouse that fit my hand, went through about 40 different mice, and ended up on the "Zowie EC1-CW". I wanted large, not 100g, wireless, don't care for RGB, and more modern performance (negligible), and no additional programs needed to change mouse settings. Another few mice I enjoyed (though heavy) was the Razer Naga, Corsair M65, and (not heavy) G Pro Wireless / Superlight, and Glorious Model D. My hands are 8.25 x 4.5 (If I remember correctly). And I can totally palm the EC1-CW comfortably. It's literally a perfect fit for my hand. They also have different sizes of the same mouse. Also take grip style into account. I'm more a hybrid of Palm/claw. Width was the biggest killer for most mice from my experience. Anything under 63mm grip area width gave me cramps in my hand

Honest question because that's the biggest complaint I have about the g502: How the fuck do you not constantly press the two dpi buttons which are right besides the left mouse button. That's the single worst hardware design choice I've ever seen. I've tried the g502 and this together with the very high weight was the reason I returned it after two days.

The Logitech G502 and its variants.

Funnily enough, I'm using the logitech g502 and g815. I picked them up when I built a new system in October. I'm loving them, they work great for the wide variety of games I play.

G502, always G502

Very happy with my 502

I have purchased and gifted so many "high end" and expensive mouses (mice? meese?) over the years. My wife even got me one of those fancy RAT7 jawns back in the day. I keep going back to the G502 (or the older MX500 before the g series).

Logitec G502. Get scroll wheel and a just the right amount of programmable buttons. Also great wireless connectivity and battery lasts me forever, I charge it once a week and I game every day.

Logitech g502?

Minimum of three side buttons, good software and someone the larger side.....you can see the same text I can right? That sounds like a g502 to me, I recommended because my OG one is still going strong since release and is built like a tank.

get a used g502

G502 worked great for me. Both wired and wireless. If you want something cheap, the Rii wireless mouse worked great for me as well.

I use a g502 with all weights attached 💀💀

I switch between a g502 and a g pro super light and the difference is like running and waddling through water

Possibly an unpopular opinion, but I don't think you need a keypad on the side kinda mouse. Me personally I've always found them cumbersome to use in-game, and unbearable to use when not playing wow lol. What I did/recommend is something like a Logitech G502. It's very comfortable, and comes with weights so you can adjust to your liking if you prefer a light or heavy mouse feel. What I did, and feel really improved my gameplay, was binding strafe to the two side buttons having character movement completely dedicated to my right hand. Also binded the other two macro buttons next to left click as modifiers (like alt/ctrl) for more keybind options. It frees up your left hand completely for just using abilities allowing you to reach more buttons/have more keybinds. Personally with mmo/keypad mice I'd find myself fat fingering abilities a lot so PERSONALLY (can't stress that enough) I don't really like/recommend them.

Logitech anything. MX Master for work, G502 for play.

Logitech g502. Just fits perfectly.......

Another vote for the G502 here, I'm 6'2" and it feels very comfortable in my hand

I'm using a G502 coming from a G700... https://preview.redd.it/r64tziesc1zd1.jpeg?width=1200&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bd24a935f3e5e5bc2eeeace978c53561063b47db

If you use a tractor beam, Logitech mice with the freewheel. Mx3 or the 502 are awesome.

logitech g502 been my mouse for the past decade, and i will not replace that for anything else

Ignore everthing buy g402 Or g502

Unfortunately there aren't any alternatives for the g502 that have all the features I use on it. So far my 2 year old g502 is still going strong and I hope it doesn't die because I don't want to buy Logitech again.

Logitech G502. Not for the gaming features, but for Logitech G Hub. It has 11 programmable buttons that you can set to keyboard shortcuts for individual apps. It’s $100 but it’ll last you for years.

Headphones: Audeze LCDX with Audeze deckard amp/dac Mouse: g502 Keyboards: candy bar and bfo9000 I used to have a mouse mat from thekey.co and it was super high quality. Does anybody have recommendations for something of similar quality

Nobody is recommending the ROG Spatha, much bigger than the logitech g502 that others have suggested

I mean, generally what can you improve on a mouse that already has huge positive reviews? Like we are entering the point where innovation in the mouse space is essentially done. What else could they possibly do? Making them cheaper isn't innovation either. So generally the best solution is to go with the mouse who has the most true positive reviews. This will mean having that mouse for as long as possible and having the most positive experience. The 502 has been up there for a while for a reason i say. Wired or wireless. I have had 2 of them and only stopped using the first one because I had worn it down so much it needed to be replaced.

The 502 is one of the most popular and positively talked about mice on the market. If you read the data in the picture you would notice that the 502 has the most mentions and the most positive results over any other singular mouse.

How exactly did the 502 make itself worse? What absolute loony tune idea did you come up with here? The 502 has effectively not changed in the last 5-10 years. Aside from adding wireless, more weights for those that want them, and various new technologies. How are they worse. Hell even the price for them has stayed the same.

I have had my lightspeed for about a year now and it has zero issues. The thing about braided cables is that they were THE way to stop cables from fraying. However with the advancement of different rubbers and methods to stop degradation the newer style makes more sense. Braided cables typically have an issue where they don't glide across objects nearly as well. So like catching on edges of mouse pads or desks, which is what happened to my last one and one of the reasons for my change to a new one that was wireless. People see changes and instantly think they are bad but don't fully understand the issues they had with the old way.

Crazy that nobody mentioned G502 yet. Legit the most accurate mouse I've had in 20 years.

I really liked that mouse but after a year of usage the right mouse button became sticky. out of warranty

The g502 is great but the switches wear out so fast. G502 x fixes this finally with light switches.

Used wireless, back to wired now and its fine. Took me couple days to get used to the wire. Will go back to wireless soon tho. I use Logitech G502, i like the shape and it has weights you can take off if you want it lighter

Started having odd issues with my scroll wheels on my x superlight and g502, decided to take them apart and take a look. The amount of cat fur I found wrapped around the scroll wheel and on the buttons was wild. After cleaning, have had no issues. Obviously entirely anecdotal.

The G502 might be the most overrated mouse of all time tbh. I bought one and returned it. The scroll wheel sucks for basically everything except for scrolling through webpages, the buttons are eh, it's not really comfortable to use and the quality is pretty much just okay. I had been using a cheap $20 mouse for about a year before I bought the G502. I then returned the G502 and for the past year have continued using that same $20 mouse