Logitech G - G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse

had it for a few years now and it’s awesome. never had an issue.

the fact that a wired g502x is 70 aud rn and a wireless one is 300 is wild when i can get a keychron m3 for 75 or something more comparable to a g502 from keychron for 110 aud max, and they're amazing mice too, not just cheap garbage. just proves that you pay for the logitech name, i guess.

[Logitech G502 Hero](https://talospc.com/product/logitech-g502-hero-wired-gaming-mouse/) or [Logitech G502 X](https://talospc.com/product/logitech-g502-x-wired-gaming-mouse/). Both excellent, both not too expensive. Had to buy a 502 Hero because I need the extra buttons for macros, best mouse so far. My 402 has 3 buttons double clicking (after 6 or 7 years), and the 203 i got doesn't have the buttons (excellent budget mouse as well).

I've been running with it for about 2 years now, it's nice and bulky, the wire is long enough and the little wing on the side for my thumb is a must have now with any mouse I use

I don't know you hand size, but I found the G502X to be a bit narrow in the thumb area for me, and the Basilisk to be roomy.

G502X has 3 thumb buttons, 2 LMB side buttons, and 3 wheel buttons. ASUS Chakram X Origin has 4 thumb buttons + 4 joystick buttons on left side + wheel Steelseries Aerox 5 has 5 thumb buttons + wheel

The base g502x (wired) is the lightest out of all g502x variants, you just need to an elevated support to hold the cable so it doesn't touch your desk and cause friction

That's the reason I bought a G502 X even though I got a Viper v3. While you don't need extra buttons on tactical fps like CS, it's literally the exception since most other genres of game do benefit from extra mouses buttons. Even arena shooters do. I'm not asking for Naga clones with 12 side buttons, but I wish we had more high-end options of mouses with 3-4 side buttons instead of 2. It's honestly the perfect middle ground, and contrary to what people think, 2 more side buttons wouldn't make the mouse much heavier.

G502x wired is pretty good, bit bulky but I like the extra buttons. G203 also a great budget mouse, also liked how light my old G203 Prodigy felt which can help if your tracking fast movement on screen.

I know you said 40, but this is peak. You might be able to find better sale in your country https://www.logitech.com/en-eu/shop/p/g502-x-wired-lightforce.910-006138 Don't go for older version, with pure mechanical buttons, as they tend to start double clicking after few years

I find the scroll wheel very loud and rattling.

Same, but the wired G502X

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

Wish I found this before I bought a Logitech G502x Wired. I've been a longtime fan of the G512 but man their quality is going lower. Hopefully with optical switches I can drag this out for 5 years or so.

I used to own wired G502 X...nice mouse, but somehow it randomly died. Then found out that I can't live without extra G502 buttons and bought G502 HERO SE next day.

I’d would recommend getting the g502 x plus wired

Zowie, vaxee, Logitech and razer mice For gaming and work i recommend the cobra pro because of the trimode connection, g502x and keychron m6

G502x but this thing is a brick it has a fast scrolling feature that you can toggle on or off

It's an upgrade bro optical switch is the selling point of the x version, the shape is slightly different though.

You're welcome the m6 is a smaller mx master 3 the m7 is similar size and shape to the g502x and basilisk v3.

Cheaper, lighter, new version

The x version uses an optical switch so it will less likely double click.

You're welcome if you have large hands you can fingertip the g502x.

G502x has optical switches so it should solve the double click issue.

G502 Logitech has better quality than Corsair

G502x you get an optical switch on the left and right click

Leviathan v4 the first Chinese mouse that has an optical scroll wheel. G502x/basilisk v3 these are heavy but has an optical scroll wheel encoder and can't forget about zowie solid build quality.

Good one, pretty comfortable for a big palm. No issues with both work and gaming.

Very reliable. Light weight compared to it's ancestor

G502 Hero builded like tank, G502X can feel a bit less quality but its normal because they reduce the weigth around 30 40 gram. Heavy mice usually have better build quality. G502X is using optical switches so you won't get any double clicks. I like the G502X more than the Hero because it is lighter, has better skates and has an optical switch

Running strong for almost a decade.

g502 and g502x (you asked for gaming mice not lightweight mice)

people on here are super into peformance above all else so you won't find any RGB mice recommendations but like others said the G502X Plus and the latest Razer Basilisk are still really well, well built mice with very good tech (sensors, clicks etc) that have RGB. The main issue for me with RGB is that it kills battery life. And wireless today is so good, to have my G502X's battery life drop from 100 hours to 30 hours just so it can look nice on the desk is not worth it. But the wired G502X doesn't have any RGB (what the fuck Logitech) so I don't know what to tell ya.

kind of yeah, especially for anyone with bigger hands outside of the EC1 and the Large Xlites theres nothing The Deathadder has gone to a flatter shape that tries to suit both palm and claw but isn't perfect for either Vaxee who are from what I understand the brains behind the original Zowie designs seem hesitant to do anything bigger than the EC2 Logitechs successors to the MX518 shape, the G502 and the G502X are much more of a claw design Steelseries is as good as dead, Roccat is literally dead The Chinese brands have barely done any big mice which is understandable considering their buyer market The G703 clones seem to be not as popular as some people thought they were despite the good reviews for the Terra

kind of yeah, especially for anyone with bigger hands outside of the EC1 and the Large Xlites theres nothing The Deathadder has gone to a flatter shape that tries to suit both palm and claw but isn't perfect for either Vaxee who are from what I understand the brains behind the original Zowie designs seem hesitant to do anything bigger than the EC2 Logitechs successors to the MX518 shape, the G502 and the G502X are much more of a claw design Steelseries is as good as dead, Roccat is literally dead The Chinese brands have barely done any big mice which is understandable considering their buyer market The G703 clones seem to be not as popular as some people thought they were despite the good reviews for the Terra

I was dealing with some intense pain with my index finger and right palm due to the bad ergonomics of my magic mouse. I am a photo & video editor, so you can imagine the amount of time that's put in. A month ago, I switched to logitech's gaming mouse and the pain has gone !! I switched to a logitech's high -end line up of wired gaming mouse with 10 buttons and have configured them through steer mouse for literally every single function a magic mouse can do, infact i can configure system wide + app wise as well, i am also video editing on fcp, so even side scroll on timeline is possible, the pain has completely gone, especially the index finger pain was intense and i couldn't even click. This is my solution and works like a charm., wireless logitech mouse has a lot of pointer accuracy issues, but this being a gaming wired mouse takes care of that, i would even argue that the pointer accuracy is far far better than magic mouse itself.

Personally, G502X (wired) has me in great use. Had twice RMA due to faulty batches. Got the recent batch and now no longer any issues. Happy to recommend.

Using a wired g502x for about a month now, have set up all the buttons and dpi with the onboard memory manager which worked with no problems and whenever I wanna change any functions of whatever button, it takes very little time in OMM. And speaking about th mouse itself, I really like it, but will have to see how it behaves after more time. I hope it will last me atleast 4-5 years with no problems. 🤔🙏

Had it for years and I love it. Very reliable. No issues.

Has the silver one, it was the goat

I have had a white g502x for 7 months now and it genuinly looks better than my old black one did at that same stage. I always though white kb/m would look dirty, but it actually looks better than all my old black stuff did at the same age

It doesn't need to be the Plus version though, wireless G502X already uses USB-C

I've bought my non-plus version for less than 50 dollars, so I can't really complain lmao

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 wired, i love it, i hate wireless mice.

I like how the wired g502 is number 5 but the wireless g502 is last at 25th place.

Wired g502 seems pretty solid. Has thumb rest 5 extra buttons for mmo guys etc plus fairly light and has pretty low latancy for the fps guy.

Yeah looks hard beat for $60. Just as fast as most the fps only mouse for clicks and similar for movement maybe not as accurate as some but still seems be best option if want more then 2 side buttons or a thumb rest.

502 is goat if you like the features but. Without having to use software Logitech has alot of good options. Razor after being a fanboy is complete dog shit and its firmware is worse. Cant speak for other brands but 502 wired has been a great experience overall and i would recommend it to anyone.

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.

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.

Okay while most people would tell you to get the deathadder V3 , for what your asking I would suggest a g502 or basilisk. I don't program or anything but when I had a g502 I would use the side buttons for mute or deafen on discord or the snipe button for pause and play music . If you're doing hardcore gaming then get the deathadder, if you don't then get the basilisk.

Yeah sorry I mean to say get a 502x as the g502 is better built in my experience and built for multitasking.

Not sure if you want to but you could look up used mice as well. I managed to get mice like the G502 X, Basilisk V3, DeathAdder V2/V3 for under 30$ each (usually 1.5-2x the price new around here so it might not be an option for you). I thought the thumb rest was a necessity for me as well but in the end the DeathAdder shape is what fits my hand perfectly.

I do so miss my g600. The 502 X isn’t half bad so far though.

I have similar sized hands to you, it’s been a nightmare and a half to find a mouse that fits the hands properly. I have bounced back and forth between the Logitech G502X and the Asus ROG Harpe. Logitech is better for a palm grip. The asus is better for fingertip and claw grip. Found the asus mouse to be more comfortable and lighter.

I keep a list of the biggest mice people recommend on here in case something huge for my massive meat paws comes on the market. Some of them are long, some of them are wide, some aren't either but for some reason people still recommend them. Anyway, here's the list, the dimensions are LxWxH and it's ordered by length. Asus Rog Spatha X - 137x89x45 - 168g Microsoft Pro Intellimouse - 132x69x 43 - 109g Mionix Naos Pro - 131x85x39 - 102g Logitech G502 Hero/Lightspeed - 132x75x40 - 121g/114g Logitech G502 X - 131x79x41 - 89g Zowie EC1-DW - 130x69x42 - 63g Darmoshark M3 - 130x66x39 - 58g Keychron M7 - 128x77x44 - 63g Pwnage Stormbreaker Max CF - 128x68x44 - 43g Razer DeathAdder V3 - 128x68x44 - 59g Rawm MH01 - 127x66x40 - 65g Viper V3 Pro - 127x64x40 - 55g Waizowl OGM Cloud - 126x68x38 - 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: Updated with those in this thread.

A different option might be the Kysona Uranus mouse. Or something like a Glorious D2 pro. A lighter weight mouse with an extra button by the scroll wheel is what I’m getting at. The g502x is a fine mouse but it’s going to be much different. I would suggest pairing it with a speed pad like the QCK Speed or the LGG Neptune Pro. I just got in the QCK Speed the other day. Still testing but it’s ok. I think the overall quality of the Neptune Pro is better. QCK is cheaper though and sold at Amazon and Best Buy.

decent enough, pretty heavy compared to most comp mice though. I'd only get it if you really like the shape. You can get good 30 dollar mice from china at 50\~ grams, but with shapes closer to the viper mini or regular.

MX Master 3S for basically everything. G903 Lightspeed for FPS. But, nothing wrong with buying G502X if you're already super comfortable with G502. Personally, I probably will never get out of Logitech. Just too used with the software already and nothing compare to my MX Master. Used the series since 2S

Logitech G502x and those not all side buttons. I love that mouse

G502x is my personal favorite

The g502 is longer, but slimmer than those. Try one of those variants. I like the g502x. I have bigger hands, not as big as yours, but I like the length. I hold my.mouse with my fingers and use a carpio for the rest of my hand.

I just used my last g502 for 7 years with no wear besides back button double click.

And it still works great besides the back button double click. I think keeping them clean is a big part of keeping them running nice.

I must have had the double click issue for the last 4-5 years or so, it was an adjustment not having to undo the double click back button every time. I still bought another g502 but I got the one with upgraded switches.

Yeah, the buttons on our mice wont double click ever, they're upgraded for the g502x.

Get the logitech g502X wired or wireless. It has optical switches so you will not face the double clicking issues mechanical switches have. Even if you don't go with my suggestion, make sure to get a mouse with an optical switches.

G502 X Its heavier than my last mouse, but I can't go back. The extra buttons are just too nice

I was hesitant because I've always used superlights. But it's just so perfect. The extra buttons are just too good, and its just super responsive. I have a bigger hand than most, so it fits nicely.

I ordered this one and send it back the same day. Got a g502x and it’s a bliss. Less buttons, but feel so good in the hand.

Welcome to the G502 X gang. We extend our condolences for how you'll have to suffer the dogshit of a thousand saint bernards that is G Hub.

Have you tried the G502X? I tested a bunch of mice as I couldn’t decide, and found the G502 was my favorite. Went to purchase it and the G502X was on display. It is a very nice upgrade in quality and feels just as good (if not better, I purchased the G502X) as the base model.

I use a G915 keyboard and a G502X mouse. Both are solid!

Biggest benefit of the g502x over the mx master would be polling rate but also the use of optical hybrid buttons. Every logitech mouse I've ever owned that used their mechanical switches have been tossed into the bin because of double clicking main buttons and even one that had double clicking back/forward buttons. Only bad thing would be that only the main buttons are optical and the rest are mechanical so those might exhibit double clicking in the future.

It's fine for gaming as long as it isn't something as intense like Apex Legends or Overwatch, it's more or less a casual gaming mouse.

not the g502x those switches are meant to last forever Logitech fixed its durability after so many complaints from customers

Keybiiiinds! I used to have a Logitech G600, which was a mouse with 12 buttons that could be reprogrammed to any key. When it broke, I couldn't find a suitable replacement for a reasonable price, so I swapped to a G502 X, which only has 3 reprogrammable buttons. For a good while I was struggling with my utility skills (6-0) until I actually looked at a content creator's setup. They remapped 6-0 to something like E, R, F, C, T, which I thought was really confusing and dumb until I realized that it brought all of my skills in to left-hand reach. With weapon swap and dodge on my mouse and my profession mechanic buttons set up reasonably (IIRC I have them set up as my third mouse key + 1-5) I figured out how to set myself up to have almost total combat functionality in reach without ever having to move either hand away from their prime position.

100% agree. It's baffling to me that there are dozens of lightweight mice that all seem to be tripping over each other to compete for the same market share. The G502X variants, Aerox 5, and Model I2 are the only "modern" mice that come to mind with 4-5 side-buttons, and they all have at least one major flaw (i.e., heavy or wired, weird paddle thing, Glorious, in that order). A superlight G502 would absolutely be killer in the space.

The Pulsefire dark is like 100g. If you like that weight, you're looking at G502X or Basilisk V3. The shape is gonna be different though. The pulsefire is shaped more like a Razer Deathadder AFAIK.

I’ve got the Logitech G502 X with Powerplay mousepad so it says charged all the time. It’s a good feeling mouse too, nice feel and weight.

Gpw just got refreshed. It's basically gpw2 now. Nothing outdated there, uses same tech as gpx2. It's 80g. I don't know how heavy you want it. I don't think that is as heavy as a g502 with weights applied... G703 is an option. It's pretty heavy in the 90-100g range. Its an older mouse but it is still completely suitable for fps. Still don't know if that's heavier or light than a g502 with weights tho. Other than a g502x, which would be the same mouse but a direct upgrade to yours, that's all logitech would have to offer without being too light.

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 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.

Buy the g502x guys . That g402 can scroll button tillt left and right as another swich like the g502 ?

502x light and nice

G502 or G502x That’s all.

G502 or G502x That’s all.

I liked my G502 for the extra buttons in Warframe. There’s the new X variant if you want to stick with it. I’m currently using a Viper V3 Pro as my main and absolutely love it. I do wish it had an extra thumb button though.

A G502 at like 50-60g in weight would be absolutely amazing.

Viper V3 Pro for FPS. G502 for RTS / RPG games. I want to get the Hitscan Hyperlight and give that a go next.

A gaming mouse with multiple programmable buttons. I like the ergonomics of the G502X

I would sooner end my life than buy anything again that requires G-hub in any capacity to work. Onboard Memory Manager is just a bandaid solution, at best. I was convinced my 502x was on its last legs for 2 weeks, cause profile switching was unbearably slow, and sometimes it showed weird chinese symbols for names for onboard memory profiles, other times switching profiles caused it to unbind left and right click, and put polling down to like 1, and just lag across the screen almost uncontrollably. "Surely a hardware fault", as I plug into my laptop, install G-hub there as well, and experience the same. It wasnt. It was G-hub syncing corrupted profiles even after I did a full re-install. And still to this day I cant get the old profiles to work, [my workaround was literally register a new g-hub account, and re-do every macro and profile from scratch.](https://www.reddit.com/r/LogitechG/comments/1m13v5y/comment/n3et2mt/) If the software is so shit, that it has me convinced that the hardware is dying for 2 weeks, than honestly it doesnt even matter if the hardware itself is decent. After some googling, it looks like I wasnt the only one either. CS support was useless. I think G-hub gives me headaches every 2-3 months to varying degree, the one I described being the worst so far. G-hub does an update, suddenly im getting kicked mid game on Delta Force for "suspicious behavior", 2 days later another G-hub update comes out, magically I'm not getting kicked anymore. Or when one of the auto updates just straight decided to bork the install, and I woke up to windows throwing bluescreens with an error code I did not recognize, and eventually identified as "unstable driver". Boot into safe mode, uninstall g-hub + driver, reinstall, et voila no more bluescreens. Or when an update somehow disabled auto-profile switching, that again, only a reinstall fixed. The hardware has been fine for the past 1,5-2 years. The experience overall was not, im actively looking into a replacing a mouse for the first time im my life not due to hardware, but semi-consistent software issues. Crazy.

Literally too heavy and causes me wrist pain lmao. I realize how much a bitch that makes me sound like. I bought a 502x as like a "let's see" and it was immediately giving me wrist pain. Wish I still liked it cause I want more mouse buttons

I've stuck with the g502 x for the longest because I love having the infinite scroll wheel and mapping the dpi buttons to keybinds so its hard for me to find a new mouse to try but I think I'll order this and see how it is.

Unless you have huge hands i think its a grip or shape issue or something. and yes, the g502x is a big mouse

My G502X 3D model mod is better for someone with larger hands in my user testing so far. Don’t know if you’d have access to try it out but wouldn’t have to get new mouse that way. [Instructable Guide](https://www.instructables.com/G502X-Mod-Guide/)

I've been using G502x for a month now and honestly it's mid. The size and ergonomics are disappointing, the mouse wheel backlashes way too much for a top-tier brand like Logitech.  Honestly Bloody V8 still beats any wires mouse even to date 

Yeah the latest version solved the 2 biggest complaints people have to the original G502 and G502 Hero. That being its heavy and has a switch that gets double click at a relatively low usage endurance. The new one is ~30% lighter and uses optical switches.

I've bought two of these. The first was my main gaming and work mouse. It got a lot of use in 3-4 years, I bought another when it got worn out. Now I have a G502X for gaming at home and bring my G305 to work. I've recommended the G305 to friends looking for their first gaming mouse or as a great work mouse. Honestly I'll probably pick up another G305 replacement at some point for work.

I have a Logitech G502 X and love it. Just wish I could permanently disable the RGB.

Try the Logitech g502x. Perfect mouse for palm and claw. It’s a big mouse. I have 3 because I like love them that much.

i got it and im really happy with it so far it a bit heavier but only like 4 grams feels nice in my hand the other mouse was a bit too small only 60 euros

The G502 design is still very much alive and in production. The new one is calles g502 X. I absolutely love it, however my hands are pretty big so I might not be the best example.

I have small hands but love my Logitech G502 X. It’s a long mouse and I wouldn’t use the top buttons for any twitchy game, but having extra bindings for rpg’s is useful.

I am loving my G502x... 3 weekend now and prefer it over my adders and logi pro series mice..

Honestly your best bet is to look into something like the G502 X or glorious model I and kinda meet in the middle. I was looking into mmo mice recently and most of them are pretty outdated design wise at this point and feel very stuck in the 2010s compared to newer mice. The Aerox 9 is probably the most up to date version but the side buttons aren't tilted which can make them hard to tell apart while playing which is kinda important. Personally, I'd just recommend setting up your keyboard binds "properly" and get a normal 2 sidebutton mouse but that's just me. MMO mice are pretty unnecessary unless you have some accessibility problems to consider.

Honestly, I would recommend a normal mouse and a proper keybind set up on a keyboard. Most mmo mice on the market are pretty dated specwise. I looked into it last year and most of them have at least one fatal flaw from what I can tell. Best compromise is probably a G502 or Glorious Model I imo.

Hey, not meaning anything negative but I would have checked for Marfan’s if I was your physician. Or you might have already done it. Regarding the mouse I enjoyed Spatha for many years but now moved to g502X, small size difference, noticeable, but you get used to it fast

I did, and removed the ”aim” button keeping only the two side buttons. They are kind of wonky but you get used to it :)

I literally just bought the G502X today and I really like it so far. I’ve never owned a Logitech mouse but didn’t want to get another Razer mouse and the Basilisk V3 was the other one I was considering. I probably would’ve gotten the Lightspeed, if i wanted a wireless mouse though.

I use the Logitech G502 X with the SteerMouse driver.

i use it just fine and my hands are tiny, its a little heavy but it does the job just fine

Started with Logitech, then Corsair/Razor(absolute garbage) then back to G502X. Perfect mouse for the price.

I have larger hands and long fingers. I've found G502 and G502X to be tye most comfortable so far.

I have larger hands and long fingers. I've found G502 and G502X to be tye most comfortable so far.

already happened to me, I had full Razer setup mouse, charging dock, webcam, etc. Charging dock stopped working and the whole wireless mouse thing went out the window because the battery life isn't that great when using the mouse on high polling settings and etc. Swapped to the Logitech G502x and the charging mouse pad which is also overpriced. So far so good though. Razer software sucks.... lets be real all of their software sucks

I like MCHOSE mice, but if durability is your main concern, I wouldn’t go with the MCHOSE G7. It uses mechanical switches like your old G502 HERO, it doesn’t have the free-scrolling feature you want, and it’s wireless. Mechanical switches are often the weak point. As they age, they’re all prone to developing double-click issues. It’s frustrating, but with fairly heavy use, three years is a typical lifespan for mechanical-switch mice. Some may last five to seven years, but plenty fail after only two or three. I’m not excusing the industry; I just want to set realistic expectations given the current market. Unless you're willing to learn how to solder in replacement switches, your best bet is to only buy a mouse with optical switches. Since they don’t rely on physical contacts that oxidize and wear out, they avoid the double-click problem and generally last much longer. Both the [Razer Basilisk V3](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/razer/basilisk-v3) or the updated [Logitech G502 X](https://www.rtings.com/mouse/reviews/logitech/g502-x) meet your requirements perfectly and have optical switches. I’d go with whichever is cheaper where you're located or whichever you like the look of best.

I ended up with a G502 X. https://preview.redd.it/9oueuioh90cf1.jpeg?width=3072&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=77b243095dcf8e7d0e0c7a62e88c897bb66b0454 if you claw grip it your fingers should just fit onto the buttons.

nah, i love my old g502, now is g502x, it's way better

nah, i love my old g502, now is g502x, it's way better

g502 hero. Then fulhen g90 pro, now g502x

G Pro X series - all of them. G502 - the hero (wired). The G502 lightspeed uses a single PCB, and the G502X uses optical switches which should last 2-3x longer than mechanical switches.

Imho when you buy top tier/ flagship mice you can tell it’s top tier comparing to say clones. I’ve had my 502x for 4 years of heavy use and no problems at all.. also I actually can’t get enough of the Deathadder v3 pro and viper v3 pro clicks. They are my favorite sounding clicks, next to Logitech switches. The dex clicks are even louder than gpx 2 because of size of shell which I welcome also.

Dude to be honest the 502x is probably the best mouse in terms of comfort. The weight is a huge problem though when lifting the mouse over and over. Def can be felt when playing fast fps games l. It’s my first mouse won’t get rid of it

Same, never use the extra buttons, but the weight is actually the pro for me here.

So, I just got the Pro Click v2, I’ve been using it for a couple of hours, this is not meant to be a review just a quick overview. The major take-away from me is that Razer is purposely holding their products back on a software-level, I’ll explain in more detail below but first lets talk about the objective stuff. Keep in mind I also have the Pro Click v1, Pro Click Mini, and currently use the Basilisk V3 Pro, so I’ll be comparing it with them. In terms of shape, I can’t tell the difference between Pro Click v1 and v2. It is a mouse for big hands, if you are a finger-tip or claw and plan to use it for games, forget it, it is big, it is bulky, that said it looks heavier than it is. Don’t get me wrong, it is not a light mouse, but it is well balanced, it offers good enough grip for me that its weight is non-issue. It is lighter than my Basilisk(118g) vs Pro Click v2 (107), not a big deal but noticeable, it’s also well balanced. It is also important to keep in mind that Basilisk has two more buttons compared to Pro Click. Big flaw, Pro Click v2 does not have Smart-Reel, that means you have to manually switch between tactile or free-spin, big letdown for me, Basilisk scroll is what makes it my main, seeing razer productivity line not have a feature that was released 3 years ago is a letdown for me, specially because it feels like this is a software blocker not a hardware one. The same can be said about Basilisk lack of profile-switching based on application, a very needed feature available on the Pro Click v2 that puts it on par with Logitech MX, not available on Pro Click v1, or Pro Click Mini. For me this is the selling feature to call this a productivity product. That said this is something Razer could make it available to Basilisk but chosen not to. Another good news is the lift-off distance, you can’t customize, but it is good enough out of the box. I had problems with Pro Click v1 and Pro Click Mini having Lift-off too high and no availability to configure it, which made both basically non usable on FPS. Razer Pro Click v2 mouse is Razer’s best mouse for productivity, it improves on Pro v1 on every level, but this is not Razer’s best mouse. It is the best productivity mouse due to artificial software limitations. If app-profile switching was available on the Basilisk line, Basilisk would be a better device all around. If Pro click v2 had Smart-Reel functionally it could probably replace the Basilisk. The line between both is blurred due to Synapse and personal taste (shape), nothing else.  

I also have the g502x, basilisk is better. Better scroll and Bluetooth.

I switched to the Logitech G502X when Razer dropped support for the Mac and I actually like it better so everything worked out.

I use G502X, it has onboard memory which is a must for me

G502 Hero or G502 X

Thirding Logitech mice! I don't have a pink one but I have the G502X mouse (wireless, there is also a wired option). If their other mice are the same quality as this, I highly recommend! Been eyeing their ergonomic mice for a while, have heard lots of good things. And I know they have pink options :D

Dang it worked for me when I did it for my g502x a couple years ago

Got told the same thing, rip. It worked a few years ago when I tried

Logitech G502 X (Lightspeed if wireless is your thing). I've got pretty big hands too and it fits comfortably for me.

G502X all the way. If you have any PC hardware stores around you, visit them and see if you can get your hands on it.. look and see how it feels before purchasing

Wait for a sale, get the G502x

Logitec G502X. Overpriced but so comfortable for my hand, and I have the wireless charging disc so i never have to plug it in, just wish it had the weights you can add like the more basic wired G502, I'm a heathen and like a heavy af mouse.

The G502X is a really good ergo shape, the problem is it's all tuned out with the weird grooves, rubber sides, and extra buttons. If they stripped it down and made it lightweight it'd probably be my main.

If you like the G502, get another one. Get the G502 X for optical switches that aren't going to develop double clicking issues. There's similar mice from other brands as well, like a Razer Basilisk.

I didn't like the hump of the MX master compared to the G502 X. Try them both out in your hand

My last 2 logi mice both had their switches went out less than 2 years. After soldering twice I just decided to always go with the cheapest one until EZ switch replacement becomes mainstream.

since you’re US based, visit your local best buy (possibly walmart or target as well) as they will have mice and keyboards set up for testing. you can try the more common options from big brands (steelseries, corsair, razer, logitech) and see how they feel. alternately you have amazon at your disposal. order what you’re looking at and return them if you don’t like the feel personally i have medium sized hands but prefer larger mice and found the g502x to be a solid option. so long as you’re not abusing your equipment you shouldn’t run into the double clicking. it’s not super heavy though so that may be a deterrent based on your needs. as for the keyboard- you may want to avoid tkl models. i had a razer ornata v1 (that still works well just didn’t fit my regular needs anymore) that had keys that felt larger. comparing them to my current kb (asus rog strix scope II) they definitely are slightly bigger. i tried royal kludge and keychron kbs and didn’t like the feel of the keys, especially the keychron. you may like them though.

Thanks everyone on suggestions At the end we went for / opted for LOGITECH G502 X, against all my previous bad experiences with Logitech equipment for the past 15 years. Piper software gave me a new hope for Logitech hardware ( since there there is no Microsoft software in my house). All I can say, if Logitech board of directors have few ounces of gray matter left between their ears, they would contact Piper developers immediately and offer them cooperation. Just to prove that I'm not speaking out of my ass here is my previous experience wit Logitech hardware (I will not mention Linux software since it is non existent): Last Logitech what I consider good piece of equipment was MX518 (still working) and G35 Headphones (still working, although 10 years later, I rolled with my chair over them and broke left headphone mount) . Rest of Logitech equipment I bought, did not last more then 2 years of moderate use: In 2007 I bought G15 (v1) keyboard - erased letters from keys after 10 months - asked for warranty, did not approved. Bought G413 (with "famous" Romer G switches, 14 months later Space key and "H" key, started to register several key presses in one press. Of course, out of warranty by that time. Bought Logitech G635 - year and half later USB connector, on headset side, start to lose connection, of course out of warranty. Bought Logitech X pro headphones, cushions peeled completely after one year and 3.5mm connector to USB sound card broke. Bought Logitech X52 HOTAS for my son (based on my experience with Saitek X52, which is still working btw.) yaw axis broke after year or so of use. You guessed it, out of warranty. God I hope, that their Quality of Control has changed in recent years.

logitech g502 x or any of those I guess. has 5 side buttons (two side buttons, one "sniper button", two buttons next to left click), all programmable with logitechs G Hub software

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 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.

G502x, i can fit the entire arsenal on my mouse.

Superlight fan here too. I have the 502X and the Basilisk and never use them. Plus they don't come in magenta like this does, which is critically important.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I've replaced every single factory logitech switch up until I got the G502X with the optical ones. The chinese Omrons suck. Done it to 3 G502s, a G703, and a G903. I'm also an Electronics tech by profession, so it's never scared me to do the swap and only takes like 10 minutes to do, but I can see how some people would be turned off by the thought.

I had the Razer Naga with 12 side buttons for many years. It was great until eventually it wasn’t possible to fix the double click anymore. For a couple of years after I had a cheap copy of it, which was okay but not quite as good. It did the job. Currently I’m using a G502 X, because I don’t play much and it was half the price of a Naga Pro. It’s a great mouse, but I do still miss the 12 side buttons and how simple it was to use.

I saw that the only problem with the MX Master 3S is its low polling rate.

Thanks, bro. I think I'll buy the G502 X unless they release a new version of the MX Master 3S.

I swapped from g502 to G502 X, and those are so much easier to press on X because they are bigger.

Exactly what I have. Love it and when it breaks, I'll just get another of those.

I LOVE my logitech G502X

Logitech g502x. Everything you need, nothing more.

G502 X or X Plus. Literally that's it, I mean Razer has their basilisk but they feel ever so slightly different in the hand, never used the Basilisk V3 which is the only one with a sniper button I think, but I have used the og hyper speed, and the hump feels different in the hand, not bad just different. Oh and the Glorious Model I 2 It is the mouse that weighs the least out of all the options, the cheapest, and one I have wanted to try for a while but it is also in the same shape category, and has extra buttons.

Anyone knows a mouse with similar amount of buttons but same-ish size of the G502X? The G502X fits well into my hand and I think the Redragon is too small.

It does have teflon feet...

Yes it does rofl. It’s dyed black that’s all.

Yeah the g502 x is what I have, although it doesn’t fit my hand it’s definitely my favorite mouse I’ve had. Spilled a cup of coffee on it and bought another lol

I’ve got a g502x and want to upgrade, but I can’t find what is better, I want side buttons, adjustments would be good, modular so parts can be swapped around for better feel.

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.

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.

Hah, yeah good point. My current one is indeed a G502 X too.

I went on a similar journey as you, from mx master 3, then razer basilisk, then Logitech g502x, then Keychron M6. My main goal was to find something that fit the ergonomic shape of mx master, but a wired version of that. I have just started using the Redragon M811, and I’m loving it so far. It fits in my hand much better than the M6. It’s also wired and has a *ton* of buttons you can map. There’s no horizontal scroll wheel though. This one is definitely the best I have found for my goal of wired mouse that feels similar in shape to mx master.

They started using optical switches 1 or 2 years ago when they released their new g502 x. They claim it fixes the double-click issues, but it's too early to make any definitive conclusions.

I haven’t used the 305 but I have a 502x that’s awesome, though I’ve only had it a year or so, ymmv Edit: mouse only, wasn’t thinking g about he keyboard part.

Optical switches, wired, good plastic and ergo shape. You should go for G502X.

I just bought the g502x and can't fault it. I was pretty set in my ways using some steelseries mouse, then tried to upgrade to the razer death adder for the extra button. I plugged all three mice in and the g502x won out. It just feels so nice in hand

Yeah i taught that maybe the polling rate is the problem but i tested with my own mouse set to 650 polling rate 1k polling rate and 4k but its the same shit. Then i asked a friend to use his viper v3 pro. No difference. I got the 502 x and i works fine on 1k polling rate with no stutters or lags or input delay but the mouse is just not for me.

Yeah thats the weird part if i plug my mouse with a usb c cable to my computer it stutters and lags but when i put my g502 x with the inbuild cable its smooth. I dont have any other real wired mouse comparison except some fuckass wired office mouse wich also works smooth.

I can back up the G502, I personally use a G502X and love it

Can confirm G502x is currently on sale iirc

If you prefer a heavier mouse: Logitech G502 Lightspeed (or the G502X). If you spend another ~$90 you get the Logitech Powerplay mousepad and never have to charge again

I personally love my G502 x

From my experience it feels pretty nice in the hand, and it has a bit of weight, not too much not too little, although that’s a personal thing.

The Proteus has vastly superior build quality compared to anything out there today. I recently upgraded to the G502 X ($80) and it's build quality and performance compared to its predecessors is absolute trash. It's riddled with bugs. After 4 months I had to get rid of it. My friend had the exact same experience. I cannot believe how far Logitech has fallen.

The new G502X is worth looking at, much lighter than the old G502, fixed the double click issues and the scroll wheel is plastic and rubber.

So I read so much praise about the Logitech G502 X I had to buy one. I currently have Roccat Kone AIMO Remastered and the weight and the software (along with the company being gone) have been really pissing me off, so I thougt it was a good time for an upgrade. The G502 X is generally advertised and described as a mouse for larger hands, but when I tried it, I was like WTF? Who designed this? I don't have HUGE hands, just a little above average, but the stupid side buttons must have been placed by AI or generally an entity that never held a mouse in their hands, otherwise I don't understand how this could be possible. Also, the mouse feels really small. So this clearly not working for my use case, what else can I get when I want a good wired gaming mouse with thumb rest and good software that nicely fits above average hands? I don't need too many buttons either, but one extra in the thumb area like the Kone and Logitech has is a very welcome addition.

G502x. It has the new switches which allegedly last a lot longer. If you get a g502 lightspeed, invest in a new pcb with replacement switches so you are ready

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.

https://preview.redd.it/lsjk3j9ug6kf1.png?width=1080&format=png&auto=webp&s=d92a65813534cfbf1701fdc2836fdf702af88d02 g502x works well for me, it still feels a little small but it's miles better than most. It also survived falling down the stairs

im open to anything that's truly better. i just bought the g502x from a recommendation hoping that it would be a big upgrade to the mouse i liked but unfortunately it's quite a downgrade. it feels clunkier and although lighter my fingers aren't comfortable on it. im not sure what's different about the shape but it doesn't feel as smooth as the g502 hero. im thinking of trying one of those light mouses. any more recommendations? preferably anything that can be ordered off of amazon. also, i have no clue how it works, but im pretty sure this mouse has a higher poling rate than my last which might be the cause of a problem im having with one of my games. it doesn't stop as fast as I want to and i notice my cursor moving for a small bit after i stop it. this has an equal chance to be lag, so im not sure

logitech g502 is a solid mouse and the g502 x comes in wireless.

logitech g502 is a solid mouse and the g502 x comes in wireless.

I used G502 wirlees, and it started to falling apart (case of mouse ) and buyed new G502 X it is for me best mouse.

I used to use a larger Logitech mouse I think it was the G502X (not the G502 hero) it was significantly larger than the hero. I also wonder if you’d benefit from a vertical mouse? I have a few of those and while some of the more popular ones are trying to be small and compact, there are plenty that don’t care and are big bulky things. Yeah I’d say check out the 502X or a vertical mouse. Good luck to you.

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 would suggest Logitech G502 Lightspeed / G502 X. They have three side buttons, with an additional two extra buttons for your index finger (on the left click). It's an ergonimic mouse, roughly sized for medium hands.

I would have enjoyed the Cobra Pro, if it had more buttons. Personally Im more of a Basilisk/G502 guy. The Basilisk V3 pro is so awesome. I enjoy RGB and have a rather decked out RGB setup, with i enjoy for game immersion. I.e., Hogwarts Legacy; RGB shines the colour of the spell type you cast. Diablo 4; RGB provides an omenous ambience and flashes brightly when a legendary item drops Against the storm; RGB simulates rain/storm effects creating a very immersive experience The list goes on. I know most people thing of rainbow waves when they think of RGB for a pc, but with the right settings, it truly can enhance the experience 🤩

Just get the g502 X. Its an updated 502 that keeps all good from the 502 and made it even better

Get double-click after 4 months, the scroll wheel is trash. Looks nice, feels nice but cannot recommend tbh.

Yes, the G6 button, only the 2 main buttons have optical switches after all.

G502x, optical switches so it won t double click and one of the comfiest mouse ive ever used

Yes: No chinese G502 alternative. When they'll have that maybe i'll consider switching.

Uhm it isn't a G502 clone is it? It doesn't have feature parity so it isn't a clone. Mchose G7 doesn't have tiltable scroll, free scroll, 2 buttons next to left click, a sniper button and aditional weights. So basically it isn't a clone, i want a mouse with 1:1 feature parity to the G502 (maybe i can live without the additional weights but still prefer them) and rn i dont see any. So there still isn't a chinese clone to the most sold gaming mouse on the planet.

For you sure, for me and many others it s not better. I use ALL the buttons and features of the mouse even in games and i'd love to keep using them even if i change my mouse but there is no alternative, maybe the G502x but that doesn't have the additional weights so im kind of stuck with the G502.

I have a wireless lightweight mouse as well, but i just use it as something to throw in my laptop bag and forget about it, it s ok for taking it to office but i just don't like gaming on it. Besides feeling weirdly light, the lack of buttons isn't really my jam for playing CS for example where i have a button mapped for everything on my mouse. A lot of users prefer a heavy mouse and the market keeps drying up for them, the g502 becoming a "monopoly" for heavy mouse.

We need more heavy mice. If i want a heavy mouse im stuck with the G502, no alternatives. I want a brick, thats how i like to play, thats how i feel the most comfortable and its a shame i have only one option for a mouse because everyone has become a lightcel.

weirdly enough low sens. I play with like 400 dpi and 1.4 sens CS2 and whilst moving and flicking is a hell of an arm workout, shooting is really easy. As for the reason i prefer to play this way, it's because the heavier you go the more force you need to put into an input, things like my habd shaking a bit when shooting don't get translated into the game feeling like the mouse is "absorbing" those movements, leading to a much more smoother experience when spraying where this brick is a gem at. I have a light weight mouse that i use for work and i tried playing a bit with it and whilst flicking is easier, by being so light the shakiness of my aim is more exposed. Basically all the micro flicks and shaky aim isn't "absorbed" by the mouse and it requires me to be much more precise. Plus overall i hate the feeling of holding something so light when gaming makes it good only for work, i prefer a heavy mouse for gaming. I think im the only weirdo that uses an Attack Shark X3 for work and a G502 for gaming

Nah, Razers suck. I remember when the left click button literally ripped apart on my DeathAdder Chroma when it just launched and Razer did jackshit for the waranty. The only quality products that they have are mousepads, i had mine for 11 years (bought it together with the Deathadder Chroma) and it still looks brand new. Zowies also have problems, like after 1 and a half years of use my EC1-B's scroll just decided to stop working, i took it apart and cleaned the sensor but it didn't help. At this point it's better to get a cheap mouse and replace it whenever it breaks apart then to have to deal with premium brands again. Personally i now rock on with the classic G502 only cause it's 30 bucks and if i have the double click issue i can either solder another switch (bought a few just in case) or buy another altogether cause it's 30 bucks..

mate, its cheap, its heavy, has the same sensor as on the GPXS its all i want from a mouse. I really dont give a damn about the cable, my old Zowie also has unbraded cable and it was 80-90 bucks when i bought it. I'm really afraid to pay 100 bucks for a G502X Superlight or a Razer Basilik just to have some sort of issue after 1 or 2 years of use when in the same budget i can buy a mouse 3 times if it has any issue. And also the Deathadder Chroma was 90-100 bucks when i bought it? It was literally their new shiny thing everyone (me included) wanted one and all my mates who have Deathadders (new or old) have had some sorts of issues with it.

logi coasting on g502 sales still lol

yea I use the G502x and still often recommend the OG 502 to others who dont wanna spend as much. Great mouse

As a user of the G502x I can attest that it's a very good gaming mouse and an even better productivity mouse...

G502 hero way better than g502x

i recently bought a g502 x and i love it it is like 80 though i think

502X Pro has a usb type c charging port. Definitely recommend it!

Idk, I use the 502x pro

Logitech g502X works as both corded and wireless.

I'll be real, lighter is worse for me. I'm currently used to a G502 X and that's already plenty light, so a superlight is.. annoying, for me. I think the current G Pro 2 Lightspeed and G Pro X SUPERLIGHT are USB-C, so you might want to look into that.

I think the G502 X looks pretty classy. MSRP is out of your budget, but it goes on sale within your budget. Just got one for $90 on sale the other day.

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.

Nice mouse. Only one major problem: Main clicks actuations is horrible. If you used the better main clicks of the G502 Hero series, and went to this then you will immediately understand what I mean. In comparison, in my opinion, this mouse is a slight upgrade by around 5% in everything aside from the main clicks being a massive downgrade but on contrary a massive upgrade in the battery life, this mouse is less suitable for FPS than the old G502 Hero. Only because of how important the main clicks actuation is. This mouse is more suitable for long game session for RPG, strategy, heck even as an office mouse. But FPS? Forget it. You need the sharp hair trigger main clicks and that mouse doesn't have it. But guess what, we also got the superlight mouse which is specifically designed for FPS. I also got that superlight mouse but not for FPS initially, then I understood Logitech business model. For example in short: Flying a f-22 raptor for years, then flying a c-130 hercules for the first time. It feels sluggish, obese, handicapped. Not as sharp, instant, accurate. That's my mouse experience with those, the Hero is like the raptor and the x is like the hercules. I was majorly disappointed and I can't bring myself to call the x version an upgrade when the entire point of the mouse is being downgraded by design on purpose.

Just bought the 915x lightspeed and g502x Am pretty satisfied. Especially for the dpi thumb-button... Can change dpi temporarily when sniping. Also the buttons next to the m1 are supreme... The only downside is that I got black charging puck (powerplay) for white gaming mouse, haha.

G502 X. Almost any mouse from Logitech will not let you down.

I bought it but replaced it with a much lighter mouse and been quite happy. The G502X is a decent mouse just a bit heavy for me. G502X did everything I wanted and more except the weight and feel in my hand wasn't quite right. The mouse I replaced it with was the new Death adder V4, I have the 2012 & 2015 editions which feel great in my hand. Best of luck with your new mouse!

Been looking for one of these for ages, been using g502 x for this reason. But would like a light weight one. Might give this one a try

Yep I have the 502X and I like it quite a bit

I have a Steelseries keyboard. I like it. I'm not a keyboard nerd/expert by any means, but I have gone through almost half a dozen mechanical keyboards over the years, and this one is good. It's the one with the hall-effect switches, and yea, it's nice. It works. I don't particularly baby it and it hasn't broken for about a two year run now. On the mouse side, again I'm no expert or aficionado, but I did go around the horn and ended up back on the venerable Logitech G502, X variant this time. Nothing bad to say about it, and the only reason I ever got rid of a 502 is because I used it hard enough and long enough that I didn't want to keep deep cleaning it, but I've never had one die on me.

See if u can get the g502 in discount, its an AMAZING mouse, the ergonomics is really good, really comfortable to hold for long periods, its an amazing mouse for gaming. It has a good amount of buttons for u to map to shortcuts. But THE best part of the 502 is the hyperscoll

Try looking at a local shop, i managed to get one for 3k a few years ago. The local retailers should have a lesser price if they have the 502x available

People must be memeing about the G502. My hand is half the size of OPs and the G502 disappears into my palm. Even the larger G502 X is a tad on the small side for me, but it's what I currently use.

People must be memeing about the G502. My hand is half the size of OPs and the G502 disappears into my palm. Even the larger G502 X is a tad on the small side for me, but it's what I currently use.

I've been in your position before, I was also searching for a mouse with lots of buttons and narrows down my options to Logitech G502X and Razer Naga v2 Pro. I went to Razer because apparently the software (as bad as it is) is still BETTER than G-HUB (I was a Logitech-only user). One thing for sure, I can program scroll up and down action on a Razer mouse, but not on a Logitech mouse (my G900 can't). And in my case, Razer has Bluetooth, Logitech doesn't. The onboard memory profile on Razer is fully accessible in Bluetooth mode. Overall, I bought Naga v2 Pro instead of G502X simply because of versatility on my Naga is WAY BETTER than a G502X.

Why wireless? Unless you're using a laptop that you move around, I'd think wired would be better. I used to use a wireless mouse but got tired of worrying about the battery. I use the g502 wired now since I don't ever move it from my desk

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.

Logitech G502 wired mouse, and a Wobkey Crush80 Pro keyboard is what I'll be rocking with for the foreseeable future.

502 is a brick.

Ah yes, I had the same problem with the cable when I had the wired one

Same but had to replace the microswitch...since that been excellent

G502 x wired if you only want to spend under $50. Go wireless if you have $120 budget

G502 wired stopped playing decades ago the mouse still works

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.

Me too. On my second one - something went screwy with the middle button on my first one but I was so happy with her experience I got another one.

I use an Mx Master 3 whenever I'm doing more "productive" tasks. I was using a G502 wired, before I got the Mx Master as a present. But realistically, you can use any mouse as a "productivity" mouse, just make sure you're being productive. Ergonomic, and comfort for shapes might be a little different. I used to force myself to use a basic 15$ amazon bt mouse, because it would discourage me from playing video games.

That. I was way better 10 years ago with a wired G502 that I will ever be now.

Global elite with a G502 and an old qck too! Now I'm shit with my great gear, but it's not gears fault.

As a whole, I'm sure it is. But there are many different sub models of it and they dominated this list. I think all the 502s should have been lumped together. It's like comparing vehicle popularity and splitting up the F-150 by different trims/packages.

Even though I have 2 and I like one better than the other, I feel like they could have just lumped them all together. I have a wired for the desk and a wireless for the couch and I like the buttons on the wireless better - they have better differentiation between the buttons, so it's easier to to avoid pressing the wrong button.

Same. I have a wired and wireless G502. I just love the feel of the mouse lol.

If you can purchase the wired Logitech G502, it would be good with 5 customisable buttons that are easily clickable (the mouse has more customisable buttons, but the 5 buttons are the easiest to click). You just need to configure macros in their app. It's easy to configure that.

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

Isn't the G502's weight customizable?

I have a wired G502 and it works fine. Generally Logitech is pretty good, I've had their mice before this one and never had issues.

Logitech G502 wired. Then buy a braided insulated cable to replace the silicone insulated one.

Para competitivo Capaz que el 502 wireless sea muy pesado. A mi me encanta pero es preferencia. También tenes el cableado que es más liviano

A lightweight mouse for anything that requires fast/precise input 100% helps you. You don't realize how much until you get used to one then switch back. Ditto a wireless mouse. Input lag is close to indistinguishable between high end and mid range, though. My Viper Ultimate was entirely worth the cost over the G502 wired I had before it ($150 vs $50).

Logitech g502 wired, I love the few extra buttons you can program. Having ESC mapped on my mouse is my favorite thing ever

\+1 on the G502. Though I prefer the wired as I can never find batteries when I need them.

G502. Regularly goes on a deal on Amazon.

Logitech G502X Lightspeed, upgraded from G502 Lightspeed, before that wired G502

Same, I have a Logitech 502x and I love it but I wish it were bigger. After a long sesh my hand cramps but I think I just need to change my grip. Apparently the 502x is on the bigger side for mice

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

I’ve got 2. Bought a white one originally brand new, and snatched a used and battered black one off of marketplace for 60 bucks, fixed it, and am waiting for a phantom green shell I ordered for the shell swap. I used to rock the G502 lightspeed since before the 502X, and when I tried my friend’s 502X, it just wasn’t the same. But the v3 pro was perfect, even better than the 502 in pretty much every department.

Pulsar Xlite v4 Large model probably. Pulsar is on Amazon but have 2 year warranty per their website. Intellimouse Pro maybe too (no wireless rip)? Lamzu Thorn as well. Lots of good big mice out there outside of Logi/Razer. Depends if you are wanting all the extra buttons. If you do, just grab the new 502 and don't worry about it.

G502s double clicking issues rnt that bad compared to G203

I use a 144hz screen, I have a G502 and an MX3s. Honestly yeah the G502 is more responsive, but the MX3s is way more comfortable. I just switch between them depending on what I need to do.

No idea how so many people like that monstrosity. Tried it, my pinkie gets numb because of the positioning. I have to constantly adjust my grip, my hand is too big for it. On top of that, is heavier than a 203 or 103 which have such a simple and better design. I will be forever a hater of g502.

Im never betraying my dear g502

I dont rest my whole hand on it Is what i realised just now,my palm rests on my desk while mu fingers are mostly in the sir,maybie weird but hey pereferences exist.

And it is heavy. And I’ve bought like 6 over the years, I wouldn’t have it any other way.

Oh, to be clear, I haven’t needed replacements for any of them, though I did upgrade my daily work noise to a lightspeed one. The extras I bought were for other workstations and friends and family. Friends don’t let friends use oem mice. I haven’t had one die on me yet, though the rubber coating is getting a bit gross on the most heavily used ones (about 10 years old now). I have 2 more fresh in box that I bought when they were on sale for $35 at best but a few years back.

You don’t need an MMO mouse to play. If you weren’t struggling with your old keybinds there is no need to change. I use a G502 and simply remap the thumb buttons to control and shift using the keyboard for the rest of it and it works wonders.

G502 showing up 5 individual times on the overall chart warms my heart

Honestly, after being on the deathadder for like 10 years, then to steel series, I have the Logitech g502 now and it's just perfect. Would never go back.

Im pretty happy with the Logitech G502. It has a few extra buttons on the side with a bit more seperated locations. I find it easier to hit the right button compared to a Razer Naga or Corsair Scimitar and as healer im fine with that amount of extra buttons. In the end i recommend you check them out in a shop and not just buy them online because everyone will have different preferences and you have to find it comfortable

I also have big hands and use the Logitech G502 with no problems

Logitech isn't shit. It's just okay for a high price. In some products they pretty much are the best. \- MX Keys keyboard is one of the best scissor keyboards. \- MX Master 3 is the gold standard for a productivity mouse. Then on the pretty good front: \- G305 is a fine mouse \- G502 is a fine product line. there are clones shapewise, but none of them is necccesarily superior. And in the OEM bargain category, a logitech cheapo mouse/keyboard pretty much beat the alternatives HP and Dell give with their computers. So all in all, Logitech is not exactly shit, it's just meh.

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.

Logitech g pro wireless. I used to have the g502, also a great mouse. I have the glorious model O, and a few others as well, but I would not recommend any of them over the first two mentioned

this goes for 99% of video games you cant go wrong with a g502 (or if you prefer razer, one of deathadder viper or basilisk will suit you)

If any of my G502 or G604 mice breaks i'm going for that Redragon mouse. I like the look of the M811 and think it'd be a fine replacement.

Another one for the G502. I have the wired version. It's been with me for like 4-5 years and has held up exceptionally well. There are 6 different buttons you can remap with the Logitech software so it's a great pick. If you can find one for a reasonable price then then G604 (the mouse I'm currently using) is the best one. However, it's out of production and really hard to come by now :(

I bought a death adder and it automatically installed their trash software. Bought a g502 and gave the death adder to my cousin lol

Razer NAGA. I play a lot of mmos too. But it's been so good for arpgs. My hands feel so much better after swtiching to wasd in arpgs and using the mouse for skills. Had a G502, and I honestly hated it. I know everyone loves it. Way too heavy for me and the buttons are super mushy. I like the mechanical buttons on the naga. Had the wired NAGA for years with no problems, decided to get wireless a few months ago and it's been great.

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.

Yep, g502 is the best mouse I've ever had. Bought 3 so i have reserves.

Newer ones are largely garbage but a lot of Logitec mice from 10-15 years ago were built incredibly well. I still use my 15 year old g502. Though I've heard newer ones have weaker switches. 

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)

this is just poor industrial design and programmed obsolecense. if it is meant to wear down then it should be at leas user replaceable. I have a G502 that looks exactly like the pictures.

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.

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.

As another guy with big hands I recently got the g502 and it wasn’t the best. It was plenty log enough but still way too narrow and just felt like it was putting weird pressure into my palms. How did you like it?

I personally have fairly wide and large hands I find the logitech g502 to be a solid fit. Have been happy with it so far they are similar price point to these. If you're based in US i believe best buy has it on sale currently

I’m 6’5” and need a 3XL golf glove. I use a Logitech G502 comfortably. Built a custom keyboard with wider spacing though lol

Funnily enough I just mirrored your friend's thoughts in a comment [here](https://www.reddit.com/r/OverwatchUniversity/comments/1ova2zi/comment/noi4v3i/). TL;DR -- You should play whoever excites you, BUT Widowmaker is _really_ bad at teaching you the game, and Hanzo is also pretty bad at teaching you the game. If you really want to stand far away and click heads, do so on Ashe, but honestly Overwatch (particularly OW2) is a lot more in-your-face fight it out than a lot of other shooters, so you'll need to be pretty dynamic in your positioning no matter who you play, and you'll probably want to get comfortable fighting people in close range. As for the mouse, idk, I have a g502 and I can't live without it. The Naga X is 100% overkill for a game like OW, but you'll probably benefit a bit from having a thumb button or two. Do what you're comfortable with, I've seen Top 500 players with MMO mice and Top 500 players who played ESDF instead of WASD. I've seen Lucio mains swear by default keybinds, and I personally run right click jump on Lucio and custom keybinds on basically every hero. At the end of the day, it's 100% comfort, but if you haven't experienced what it's like with 2 thumb buttons you're missing out (the g502 has a total of 12 buttons, including the two mouse buttons, and I do use most of them in a given game of Overwatch).

Seems like you may need to change how you aim, I use to experience a lot of wrist pain with a g502. But after switching to lighter mice and aiming with my whole arm, it resolved all of the wrist pains I had. An alternative mouse would be the NZXT Lift SYMM 2, seriously underrated, $25, solid stock skates (on glass), and a clone of the viper shape, there is also some bumpy side texturing to allow for a non slip experience. The only real downside of this mouse would be NZXT's terrible software but if you can look past it it's not a terrible purchase.

I had the "Legendary Edition" mouse that came after the Cataclysm mouse, after it gave up the ghost I found the Logitech G502 was the most natural mouse to move to. Similar shape and Vaguely similar button placement.

I don't know why this is getting downvoted. Logitech went to shit once they started using Omron switches in their mice. They don't make G502s like they used to anymore.

G903 Better for me than the G502. I feel like it's so overhyped

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.

Please let us know what you landed on, I'm in the same boat. G502 was uncomfortable for my pinky but I had no other choices to try

idk man, my razer viper mini only lasted me one and a half years, meanwhile my Logitech g502 has lasted for around 4 years, no wheel issue, no click issue, just that it's really ugly now since my brother uses it lol

Logitech is worse than off brand mice. just search a bit for logitech click hold issues or double click issues, I have the G502 and the MX Vertical, both had issues after a year.

Not recommended, most like left click will fail after a year. I have one and a G502 both have the same kind of issue. Logitech is not good, on the other hand the design is pretty.

g502 without a shadow of a doubt

Why would i want a weighted mouse

I did i dont like it

I have had a G502 for years, just love the button layout and how it feels in the hand, every time my mouse breaks I buy a new G502.

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

ROG Spatha X, I have some big ass hands, before that, G502 coming up on 9k hours at this point. oh and on occasion when im just farming late at night or playing tommyguns or ukn a XBOX elite 2 controller. i use it wired btw a lot of people were trashing on wireless mice.

i will say the g502. but theres a reason it has its own sub, because a lot of people tend to hate on those mice, i personally love using them

Get an gpx headset or an g435 if budget. Logitech still makes the best mice/headphones e.g gpw and g502, tho the new shape of the g502 is ass, cuz now i cant click how i need to click cuz it is hollowed 😭, so i need to get an gpw 2, where the only dwonside is the thumb rest not existing Razer has rappy snappy so there they are good.

I used for a while and mmo mouse but honestly i kept going back to the old and dear logitech g502 as I find it has enough extra buttons. It has 3 buttons on the side that by default are mouse 4 and 5 + a DPI switch, that is meant to lower your dpi for aiming , but it's remappable to any key on the keyboard. Plus it has 2 extra buttons next to the left click, again meant to be a DPI switch but remappable to any key, giving you another extra 2 buttons for a total 5. Everything of this for about 30euros as it's in permanent deal

I have small hands and g502 feels small to me

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 have a G502 and it's been great, except for the braided cable having its internal wires come out on several points. It's now at my desk in the office. I got my wireless G502X Plus in the mail on Wednesday and it's great. My only gripe with the Power play system is it being 200 bucks

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.

Annoyingly, the G502 is a mouse I would recommend for large hands - as narrow as it is, it’s very bulky and tall in the hand. For productivity, I would recommend an MX Master, as they are entirely palmable with a hand your size, but they are terrible for gaming due to 125Hz polling rate. You may find luck with Zowie - their ergonomic shaped mice seem to be in a lot of bigger hands, but that being said, you may need to change your grip to more of a hybrid claw (palm on hump, fingertips arched and resting on buttons), claw (hand further back, behind the hump) or fingertip grip. Neither are the most comfortable, but they become more so with time. Good luck! EDIT: The Mionix NAOS just came to mind - these mice are gigantic. Though I haven’t had one since 2014, they came back to market a few years ago with a Pro version, so you may find one!

A mix of preference, consistency, raw ability to perform, and yeah...sponsorships. Most professionals can probably pick up any mouse and perform relatively to their skill level, but the Superlight delivered a first-class impression for most people before alternatives began to pop up. Personally I just don't like the Superlight's shape and find it hard to grip properly, but I've used the G502 for the better part of a decade now, and that mouse isn't without it's detractors. Logitech has obviously made an effort to be *the* brand for competitive players in general. Professionals' use of their products are probably only tangentially related to sponsorships, unless of course it's contractual.

Windows can only recognize two side buttons natively and they're always called Mouse4 and Mouse5. Other buttons have to be assigned to a keyboard button, otherwise they won't be recognized. Look for MMO-mice if you want really many buttons. Otherwise Logitech G502, Razer Basilisk and Glorious Model i2 are options to consider.

I present to you the Turtle Beach/Kone XP Air I recently decided I needed a better mouse, specifically for Deadlock, and set out to replace my Razer Basilisk v3 (a great mouse in its own right). I wanted more buttons on the side to map items because I really try to keep my fingers on WASD at all times. I ordered a handful of mice, looking for mice with additional side buttons that were NOT mmo mice. I landed on the Steel Series Aerox 5, Glorious Model I 2, and the TB/Kone XP Air. I looked at the Corsair Nightsword, ROG Spatha and ROG Chakram X, but decided not to pull the trigger on them for various reasons. The Aerox 5 was an instant no. It has this weird whammy bar on the side that you flick up and down (like the guitar hero controller) that looked neat in theory, but it was really stiff and hard to use in practice. The Glorious Model I 2 was amazing and I almost kept it. The buttons are easy to reach with your thumb and it has multiple swappable buttons if you want different shapes. The m1 click action was very crisp and its also very light. I loved it. But then I got the XP Air. This mouse has some drawbacks. The M1 click action stinks, it's gummy with long travel distance and it feels bad. It's heavy at 100 grams. But the buttons, oh my lord the buttons. The side array is so perfect for items/skills with the quad button layout and the thumb rest button is literally the game breaker and why I bought it. **I mapped the thumb rest button to parry and I am able to parry/counterspell literally everything.** If you are looking for a better experience with using your active items, I strongly strongly recommend the XP Air. Deadlock isn't a twitch shooter, so the gummy M1 isn't as big a deal as it would be in COD or Battlefield (and I used it during both battlefield weekends and the side buttons were amazing there too). If you can't get over the gummy M1, and you think it's too heavy, then the Model I 2 is a really amazing runner up. My next plan is to mod the XP Air with a lighter battery and to remove some of the plastic guts with a Dremel. I've seen guides online where you can get it down to about 70 grams. That's all, thanks for coming to my TED talk.

502 is goated, I used one for like 10 years

I rocked a 502 for a long time, I've had 2 or 3. I got annoyed with the switches wearing out and switched to the basilisk. I know the switches are fixed on the modern 502, but it still doesn't have enough buttons. 5 buttons on the side of the XP Air makes a huge difference.

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.

Agree. I have ironclaw wireless and wired, and then a G502 as well. Definitely prefer the size of the ironclaws. Only bought the 502 for extra buttons (ironclaw wireless wheel broke--known issue--and wired has fewer buttons).

Logitech has really knocked it out of the park with their mice. Between the MX Master and the G502 ranges, I am not even sure what the competition is out there for office use and gaming.

Logitech g502 is just a fantastic mouse honestly. They are not super over priced either

Can confirm G502 is perfect for big hand. I have Goliath hands, super long skinny fingers and minecraft blocks as thumbs. This mouse is like a perfect joint.

overrated as fuck. only good feature it has is the hyper scroll

I didnt imply a comparison. But heres the list of why; the cable braiding will come undone if you want the mouse to be portable. The buttons get easily stuck in a back bag and cant be bent back. Its heavy as fuck and for some reason you can only ADD weigh to it. Its really narrow. If there was something more like the g pro with this button layout and hyperscroll, it would deserve the hype.

the g502 is over rated as fuck

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

The g502 is insanely horrible

As a fellow big handed persons, I use the g502 and find that, in particular the side mouse buttons sit pretty well for my thumb.

Logitech products are so unreliable At this point I've gone through at least 3x g502, 2x g703, and 2x superlight. On my second superlight now, had to get a replacement, crack it open and replace the switches a few times, fix the scroll wheel a few times, but hey, it's cheaper to solder in new switches and swap out the glides than it is to buy a new one. I've also had to get replacements for headsets and keyboards failing on me, but at least their customer support is top notch. It's the only thing keeping me a Logitech customer. I have not one bought a Logitech product and have it last through its entire warranty without failing in one way or another.

Were you feeling like you needed to change how you were playing? I also am not a fan of the 12 button mice. I have a claw grip and I feel like I can’t squeeze the mouse the way I want to with a 12 button. So, I use the Logitech g502 (which also is great for counterstrike) and just have a few utility buttons assigned to my mouse like sprinting and mounting. Otherwise, I keep every ability assigned to within the first four keys of each row save WASD. Since my keyboard also has g-keys I keep most of my shortcuts on those to free up space on the left side of the keyboard.

Goddamn... G502 was the worst mice I've ever grabbed. Wrist pain was insane, and I'm PC user since '99! Never before encountered such thing, never after (I learned my lesson).

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.

It’s not an overrated mouse you’re just not skilled enough to use it to its full potential

Have you tried Logitec G502? I have long fingers and it is big enough. That razer mouse is for hobbits.

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

Only correct answer, you can also get the Logitech software and program all buttons. Like the top left 2 buttons, and the mouse wheel left and right. Have those set to map, crouch and alt look very helpful

Same, 10 years later and it’s still runs perfect

I just keep repairing them as long as I can. I also have the original MX518 and G502 somewhere

My Logitech G502 still works but has the dreaded double click issue. I now use an M6 from Keychron. Props to the display though.

My basilisk v3 is the best mouse I have ever owned. 2 years going on strong. I had a g502 before it

good mouse, a pain in the ass to clean, also when changing to a lighter mouse now my 502 feel awful lol

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.

Sadly steelseries has been going downhill build quality wise. The sensi ten was my favorite mouse, lasted well over 5 years. When I finally wore out the scroll wheel on it I replaced it with another steelseries and the left click failed after 4months. Same thing happened to its replacement at 6 months. Similar thing happened with their headset. It was amazing for 8 months, the RMA lasted for 5. Was then told I was out of warranty so I jumped ship to logitech and grabbed a g502. Having 4 Steelseries fail in about a year is crazy. They really started cheaping out on components.

If into pure FPS and lightweight, would recommend g102, else g402 is lowkey the best, then comes 502, go down the Logitech lane and I presume you won’t be disappointed, cause most of us Logitech users weren’t(not a fanboy of logitech G, just feels value for money), I have been using 402 since 2020, it’s still smooth as butter, so would recommend you to increase a bjt of budget for easy 3-5 years of smooth mice, unless you drown it somewhere 🫡

god i love the g502. not sure if ill ever be able to switch to another mouse.

Logitech G502 - it’s just the right amount of buttons for me and building muscle memory for it was really easy. I had a razer mouse like that one with the numpad style buttons and could never get the feel for the individual buttons

i use g305 and g502 😭

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 use the Logi G502 on one of my laptops. My primary mouse, though, is the Razer Naga Pro. It fits my large hand nicely with a bit better little finger shelve than the Deathadder.

G502 and Basilisk are almost identical in size. This dude’s hands are just massive. I have “big” hands and the basilisk was the best sized mouse I could find

I had the same problem, I have the g502 now and it's amazing

The g502 is an absolutely terrible mouse.

Same, ive got an ~11 year old 502. The leds have turned from blue to green, but its got new switches in it and ill be buried with this mouse.

Same, ive got an ~11 year old 502. The leds have turned from blue to green, but its got new switches in it and ill be buried with this mouse.

Same, ive got an ~11 year old 502. The leds have turned from blue to green, but its got new switches in it and ill be buried with this mouse.

I really like the Logitech G502, or the wireless light speed version. They are both great mice, I wear one out and then just buy another one. The light speed is fine, I haven't had any issues with lag before, though I'm not a big shooter girl. But generally I just stick to the wired. I'd say if you're at a desk all day and not mobile then the only reason to choose wireless is if you have a super clean desk setup and just want to keep that aesthetic.

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.

Used the Logitech MX518 for decades, now I'm using the G502 with my big paws.

> 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.

I always have a brand new G502 in box just in case my G502 breaks for any reason.  I've only lost one so far, and that was due to a lightning strike.  Best mouse ever.

Corsair scimitar has been fantastic and if you want less buttons I also use to use the Logitech g502 and it was great as well.

I've had my G502 since Nov. of 2021. Still going strong.

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

The OG RAT mice had TERRIBLE sensors, any time I picked the mouse up the input would flip out wildly. All 3 of mine also developed double click within 2 years. I've been on a G502 for 10 years now and have no desire to go back to a RAT, but my buddy has a new RAT and says the sensors are much improved.

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.

The old G502 is good but overrated. Its reputation for being durable has tricked many into thinking newer Logitech gaming mice is durable too. Only for them to have issues and not live up to the G502’s standards.

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

It can be fixed by opening the switch, bending the small round metal plate and cleaning the surface between the contacts with sandpaper. You just need some tweezers and a bit of patience, kept my mouse working since 2019 with this trick, both left click and right click had problema with double clicking. Mouse is Logitech G502.

It can be fixed by opening the switch, bending the small round metal plate and cleaning the surface between the contacts with sandpaper. You just need some tweezers and a bit of patience, kept my mouse working since 2019 with this trick, both left click and right click had problema with double clicking. Mouse is Logitech G502.

It can be fixed by opening the switch, bending the small round metal plate and cleaning the surface between the contacts with sandpaper. You just need some tweezers and a bit of patience, kept my mouse working since 2019 with this trick, both left click and right click had problema with double clicking. Mouse is Logitech G502.

while i think this could work for some people, especially who do claw grip like you drew, it wouldnt work for me as i palm my G502 so my fingers are already fully extended and im nowhere near the front of the mouse.

I used a g502 for years and I loved it but recently had to make the switch as the position was starting to hurt my hand. Im 6'5" and have very large hands it was just too cramped for me. I hope they come out with an xl version or something, the button layout on that mouse is the best available

FWIW I have a G502 and a Corsair M65 and switch back and forth, both are really comfortable. I've also heard the Nightsword is similar in shape/size/features - [NIGHTSWORD RGB Tunable FPS/MOBA Gaming Mouse](https://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/gaming-mouse/ch-9306011-na/nightsword-rgb-tunable-fps-moba-gaming-mouse-ch-9306011-na)

As an experiment, I bought one for work as well. It still wore down slightly over 5 years, so I’m pretty sure that it gets wore down due to gaming usage (hard grip, sweaty hands). People like to associate it with being filthy but IMO Logitech should design it better to be more repairable. Imagine if there was a replacement for both sides and you could choose between rubber or plastic.

I’ll still keep it until the switches/sensor fails. I don’t think it’s a huge ask to have the grip not degrade. In the future, I’ll just buy a mouse without rubber side grips.

Bought a logitech g502 3 years ago. Still going strong around 1000h later. Battery time is several months

Logitech, g502 (space for big thumb)

G502 is a great mouse (i have 4 atm), but i wouldn't say its the best for fitting into big hands. I have medium sized man hands, and it just fits. If you have bigger grabbers, I could see it being uncomfortable or at least not fitting.

I’m a 502 fan as well. Many variations over the years

I have decent sized mitts and I can drape my hand on it, has a thumb shelf if you tend to push hard and movable weights in the bottom, mine are only in very front since I push hard lol 😆

I've bought a mechanical keyboard with "blue switches" from them about 5/6 years ago, which still works great. Funny enough, I bought a G502 with it, and the mouse broke first. G502 ended up double-clicking repeatedly and trying to clean it, and everything else finally gave up and just bought a new one.

G502, one of the biggest mice available and is pretty comfortable

Should go to Mousereview or some other mouse-specific subreddit for more expertise. Here people tend to suggest things like G502/X for large hands: G502 is NOT suitable for large hands, it's a small mouse as far as grip goes: The largeness comes from flaring and edge-detail that won't affect how it feels in the hand. For what it's worth: The Deathadder is probably the best shape for large hands. But the Essential model is seriously gimped and is practically a office mouse with Razer's styling. And the newer version of the gaming-specific Deathadder are of a slightly different shape: Still good for large hands, but it's no longer exactly the same. The Viper V3 and G Pro X Superlight are medium-to-large shapes too, but very universal. It's unlikely you'll be able to hold them by fully enveloping it with your entire hand if you have very large hands. They are more like "claw grip" shapes. I have large hands and i do like both of those: They are very similar in shape. I personally think the Viper V3 is slightly better and less generic. But another option for that particular category is the Maya X: Also a very similar shape to both. But sometimes cheaper. All that being said: It's not necessary to hold a mouse by palming it. A lot of people prefer different grip styles, and a lot of shapes can work with a lot of hand shapes. I personally don't mind the Aerox 3 at all, but it's small enough for it to be basically a fingertip-only mouse. Which can still be very good: Fingers are more accurate at small adjustments than the wrist is (and you should avoid using the wrist to do that due to carpal tunnel anyway.) Either way, the general knowledge regarding mice in this place is questionable, you can even extend this to me.

My Logitech g502 is still going strong after 8-9 years and I only hope it continues

My Logitech g502 is still going strong after 8-9 years and I only hope it continues

My Logitech g502 is still going strong after 8-9 years and I only hope it continues

Logitech has made some rather large models, like the old venerable mx1000, and successors. Perhaps you would like one of their devices. I have used logi mice forever, currently have a g pro at oneachine and a g305 (would likely be way too small for you) at the other. Perhaps check out a 502 - it's very popular, has a good sensor, and is too chunky for me. Kensington might also have something you like - they make a lot of different form factors.

Got to try a g600 mouse for xiv. I didn’t like it for it is heavier than the original g502, so I went back to g502.

I really want to try out their air wireless mouse system. I’ve switched to the g502 though, so it just makes more sense to get powerplay.

When I played pubg back in 2018-2020 I used a g502. Now I use a pro x superlight

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. 

I use g502, it has 5 extra buttons that I bind to various commands.

I'd recommend going to a store with mice out on display if you can. I almost got a g502 a while ago because that's what is always recommended for big hands, but I was going to be near a microcenter soon and decided to wait. The g502 ended up not feeling any better that the mouse I had been using and would have been a huge disappointment if I just ordered it online. I ended up getting a corsair ironclaw instead and it is so much more comfortable to use.

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.

Personally, Deathadder is still the most comfy mouse for me. Some models are pretty cheap too. Last year after making some research on Reddit I decided to try Logitech 502 (the most popular one) and that was not it. I refunded it next day and bought another Deathadder.

I'm thinking if you position your hand differently, it might be more comfortable. Your hands look to be about the same as the size of mine, but I hold the mouse a lot different than you do. I have the mouse in the palm of my hand so the weight of my hand is resting on it and I bend my fingers. I've never found it to be uncomfortable or had any issues with it. I've had two Razer mouses. One looks almost identical to the one that's in the background of your photos. Mine was a DeathAdder v1. I use a Logitech G502 now that's basically the same size. I've found all of them to be comfortable.

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

I have had my logitech g502 for 11 years. How can I do this for mine? I mean the A4 display?

Yeah I have one and it's too small for me

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.

G502. I was a razer fan back then until a single diablo3 season killed my left click - I played a very click intensive dh. Not going back... to either.

Here's my perspective from someone that has played since Beta. She's mostly not wrong, but she also needs to accept that there is a way you want to enjoy the game. If you want to learn Widow and Hanzo, thats awesome . Do it on quick play, not Comp. Quick play is for learning the game and learning heroes. Comp is where you put those skills to use. Now, is widow and hanzo a great choice for most maps? No. You'll get flamed plenty for using them until you get good, then you'll get a ton of praise. Soldier is the gold standard for learning this game. His kit is simple, he is strong, and has the ability to escape situations others cant. However, dont stop there. Play mystery heroes as much as you can to learn the game. Play as many characters as you can. That is how you will learn to counter other characters. Also, a good mouse is a must have for any FPS games. That said, Razer is walmart quality. I suggest the Logitech G502 as a starting point, but thats my personal preference. The most important thing is to use a slower sensitivity and get a big mouse pad. You want to move your whole arm, and not just your wrist. Also, just learn not to take the game seriously sometimes. Its competitive, but remember to have fun. I main Tracer. There is a ton of skill involved with learning Tracer, so I went through a period of not being well liked in lobbies. But I didnt switch, kept pushing and kept learning. Go watch some bronze to GM learning videos and you will see how to approach certain maps. I did that and went from silver to Diamond. Just learning a different outlook.

The Naga is way too tiny of a mouse. You'll have the same issue. G502 has a decent amount of hand space. I got long ass fingers and I've found the Corsair Harpoon to be the most comfortable mouse. I ended up buying 5 of em a few years back so I'd have a stockpile if they ever stopped making em.

I dont even have big hands and i felt like G502 could have been longer, wider, taller 😅 now i got deathadder but playing on controller rn cuz of souls games

The red dragon mmo is a decent choice mouse for something with a good bit of buttons. Just be aware that the software can be a bit iffy at times. Personally for someone with bigger hands and only needing a few programmable buttons I usually go with the Logitech g502 and have been for years though the switches can fail after a while (they are replaceable with a bit of effort).

I still love my G502 although been using my Razer vioer more often lately. The comfort of the G502 is not making me leave it though

You don’t need a 12 button mouse. I use a Logitech G502 and play Ellite content without problems.

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.

Logitech G502 is great

G502 is #5? It's #1 in my book

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

Yeah 502 has my fav scroll wheel - not a huge fan of the mouse otherwise PERSONALLY (it's just the opposite of my tastes)

5.4K hours, used G502 the whole time

I have large hands and use the Logi MX800. For gaming I use a G502 and dont have any issues.

Logitech g502. Big mouse, big (adjustable) weight.

I think I have similar hands to you, I have a g502 and it's on the small side, I'm not satisfied with it. It took probably 2 months to get comfortable using it. The mouse I had before was an early steel series but it looks like they don't make it anymore and their newer ones are a bit smaller now. 

Have you looked into Logitech g502 series, or the razor Naga pro, that's about as big as they get. I'm 11cm by 21 , steel series rival is pretty big too that's what I have, it's got an on board chips to store macros right on the mouse. Also try a claw grip, helps alot with big hands.

I am very interested in this also. I used Roccat Kone XTDs for like a decade and I loved how they fit my bigger hands but they were pretty trash for reliability and I went through several. My G502 just feels too small even after using it for like a year.

The Logi g502 scroll wheel is so bad I eventually threw it away, stopped buying their mice entirely. I replaced it with a Roccat (which I don't see anywhere on the list) suggested by a dude in Global Chat after I spent a few minutes ranting about logi's stupid ass wheel. (It's not a button, no MMB) it has a left/right toggle, not a "press" action. It IS supposed too... it works randomly. Its kind of like a soft-touch button. But it does NOT work reliably which is something I require of a "gaming" mouse.

Go with g502 or g402. Logitech has best service than any other brand. I have been using g402 since last 9 years. Got it replaced once. This year I replaced its switches by buying it from Mckeys. Super durable and maintainable mouse.

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

bought 2 last year, deathadder and basilisk, first just died after 4 months, second free spin doesn't work anymore, should've stayed with logitech, g403 still works fine after 7 years , g502 too, they just look bad with the rubber worn off

Logitech G502. Not the new versions, not the wireless models, but the cheapest basic model. What's good about it? The price. It has everything a gaming mouse needs. All mice break eventually. Logitech mice have lasted the longest for me despite being cheap. I'd recommend them for keyboards, too, but they use non-standard key caps / switches and have poor selection of tenkeyless keyboards. Pick a keyboard where you can replace the switches as well as the key caps (and without having to use a soldering iron or some complicated procedure to remove the LEDs). That way you can replace a broken switch and don't have to throw the entire keyboard in the trash because one switch is broken. Stay away from anything wireless. If you can, get different key caps for WASD, with distinct color and texture.

Get a logitech g502.its fucking super awesome

Get a logitech g502.its fucking super awesome

Get a logitech g502.its fucking super awesome

It's one of the "new" trend of ultralight mouses, if you like that. I come from the days when we used to ADD weight to our mice, so it took getting used to, but now I can't go back. Some people also dislike the skeleton design, but I think it looks cool and its really good quality all around. I mean you can't go wrong with a G502 either though really.

logitech g502, i have giant hands as well and it works well

Agreed, I love my G502, though very few consumer electronics are BIFL. u/sundude I recommend getting one of the G502 without the braided cable as unfortunately the braiding tends to bind up in places and kink the cable, which kind of runs contrary to its purpose. I've seen this happen on two separate G502 with different owners and I had to cut the braiding and tape it back up to prevent it damaging the cable further. Otherwise it's a solid mouse and great for gaming. I've had a couple which have lasted me for several years. I've only bought extras to bring with me when traveling.

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 may want to look into gaming keypads like the Orbweaver or Tartarus. I find them very comfortable and intuitive for basically all games, but especially MMOs. For mice, I typically do ergonomic with 2,3 thumb bumpers like the g502 or basilisk

Not a hot take at all imo. Weight of the mouse has just become an obsession. I used g502 for 4 years. Swapped over to razee DA 3 wireless. Amazingly enough i did not go pro despite getting a mouse half the weight, shocked. Shape is imo the most important thing if you game alot, and obviously clicking.

That is shitty compared to 5y old 502

Yeah, same here. I do love my G502 but I wish it was a little bigger because based on the photo and the way I see my hand with the G502 on the same position my hand is a little smaller and if it bothers me this dude is not going to have a good time

Skill issue + lasts for 8 years no problem

I use heavy and get reported for flicks often, its not the mice its the player, also the g502 is nice as f outside of the weight and as I said 8 years going strong with 0 issues

personal experience i still have and use my g402 and 502 after like a 5-7 years. logi is just simply the best

I was a multi diamond on apex with a few vt plat scores and gold complete on a g502 and a 5-6 year old steelseries qck… switched to a viper v3 and artisan hien, made master rank in apex and im 3 scores off plat complete in vt. Having a consistent glide was the main benefit of switching though, my old pad had some spots which would slow the mouse to a near stop.

Yeah, a bunch. The g502 is a pretty old and heavy mouse. A lightweight mouse with worse ergonomics is better for aiming, so i would just get an MX master for everything else and use a lamzu maya x for shooting games.

My hands size are 22x9cm, it makes the G502 looks small and I went trough a lot of mouses until got the Delux M900 Pro. Im using it for almost a year and it's the best one yet with the Glorious Model D right behind

simply the best MMO & working mouse! Making a hybrid of G600 (numpad, 3rd button gshift, illuminated keypad) and G502 (wheel, sensor, wireless options) would be the best mouse of the next century! But Logitech will probably instead release another 69 versions of superlight g pro xxx no one asked for :(

I still enjoy the G502, but I noticed in over the past couple of years that there was a huge weight on my hand. It felt very imbalanced? I can't describe the feeling aside from there was something slowing my flicks. Never really thought about it too much until I swapped to the Keychron M5 (the vertical mouse). I noticed how much of a difference 10 grams did and now here I am.

I still got the old G502 mouse. I would never go wireless when using a pc or laptop daily. My work laptop and pc both got wired mouses. I can't stand the lag / wake-up-time on a wireless mouse.

Notice how there are 5 entries of the 502. It's pretty much the same mouse, so definitely the clear winner.

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.

G903, i switched from a G502 because i like the shape more. I would haveve switched to a superlight but i didnt want to give up on the 2 extra buttons on the right too

Most micr that ive used I really liked. That being said at this point I’ve used the g502/whatever the wireless one is for like 6 years and now using anything else feels weird.

Switched to G502 on both of my setups (one wired one wireless) little over a year ago and I think this thing is just perfect. Still have a wired Razer naga for playing WoW but the G502 is incredible

Big handed lad here, g502 is still a bit small in my mits but it’s comfy and the added weight makes a difference. Glhf

evitaría el 502 por el peso y porque en ese precio solamente conseguís el cableado. el redragon king pro es muy bueno y tiene buenas specs, pero la calidad del material se siente mediocre. pero tengo dos amigos que lo tienen y les encanta, super confiable, muy buen sensor y todo muy bien. el attack shark x3 lo evitaría porque la diferencia con el x6 es poca y cambia el sensor qué tiene. yo personalmente iría por el x6. mejor estética, también es super liviano, tiene la base de carga que es un plus genial y como sensor trae el paw 3395 (el mismo que el king pro). yo estuve en la misma pero al final decidí postergar un toque la compra y buscar algo mejor. termine comprando el Gravastar M2 porque la estética me enamoró y quiero probar que tal es. otra alternativa mejor (y más cara) es el Ajazz AJ159. Que tiene el paw 3950 (mejor) y también trae la base de carga. Chusmea. en general el logitech g pro X 2 es considerado lo mejor de lo mejor. pero es bastante más caro.

yea for 22$ its a deal. I had the same thing happen to me with the g502 but for $130 or whatever i paid, that was the last time i bought logi since that warranty got worse ( i think it used to be 3 years but they went down to two)

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.

I inherited Naga and I never got accurate with the many buttons on the side. I use a g502 now also and have not been lacking buttons. I’ve used the wow in game macro system to allow me to add a shift layer to the mouse buttons too

Logitech G502 or Madcatz RAT. I also have big hands. Those are my go to mice

bhai ek baar G502 dekhna, kuch 3k ka hai

Best mouse out there

G502 is the GOAT

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.

r/g502masterrace would like to have a word with you

Any mouse other than the mighty g502 is just pure blasphemy. All other mice are subpar. This is an objective fact, not an opinion, and I refuse to debate about it. I’m right, you’re wrong. Good day sir and/or ma’am.

I have the newest one and I don’t have a single issue with it, but I am 40 so maybe I just can’t see the latency but it seems smooth enough to me.

I had a Razer Viper v2 Pro and its scrollwheel failed. It kept inputting scrolls in random directions any time I touched the wheel. Something similar happened with my Superlight before that... and my Glorious Model O before that... and my G502 before that (wheel lost all its steps)... and the Pulsar X2H eS I have now is double inputting middle mouse button clicks. I guess using middle mouse to open and close tabs isn't recommended.

Damn. I’m on my third G502 since 2017. The first one got a broken scroll wheel and the second started having phantom clicks on the LMB. I love the feel and functionality of the mouse though so I just keep coming back. I may get the wireless one next time Wtf did I say to get downvoted.

are all of today's mice that shitty? once i threw away my first laser shitty office mouse for 2 bucks after having it for almost 10 years no matter how expensive or what brand i buy they have double clicks or scroll wheel jumping in about half year... it came to a point when i just bought pack of switches and resolder them into my g502 :D

are all of today's mice that shitty? once i threw away my first laser shitty office mouse for 2 bucks after having it for almost 10 years no matter how expensive or what brand i buy they have double clicks or scroll wheel jumping in about half year... it came to a point when i just bought pack of switches and resolder them into my g502 :D

are all of today's mice that shitty? once i threw away my first laser shitty office mouse for 2 bucks after having it for almost 10 years no matter how expensive or what brand i buy they have double clicks or scroll wheel jumping in about half year... it came to a point when i just bought pack of switches and resolder them into my g502 :D

I just want to add on about wireless mice to be good; the Logitech Gpro X Superlight was found to have faster response times than some wired A-brand mice. As for my recommendation, the Gpro X Superlight lol. I use it along with a G502X Lightspeed. Any game that doesn't require many keybinds I use the G502, shooters and other games I use the GPro

Logitech g502 with powerplay mat. Goated mouse. The wired one lasted me 6 years and now the wireless one is even better.

Logitec G202 has a wider palm, although it’s got less for extra buttons it fits my hand more comfortably than the G502 did. It’s a lightly flatter and wider profile than most

It is, I gave my sister my g502 and was using a razer basilisk, they're pretty much exactly the same size

Same grip and \~same hand size, started gaming long time ago with the first G502.. then when Logitech made G PRO (G305) shape.. I got the Prodigy one, G203 and used that for a long time. Looking for a lighter replacement I tried: \- XM1 (good shape, great coating, but slightly large, back hump too big, definitely worth trying) \- OP1 (way to narrow, not for me) \- All the Zowies, ended up using for a short time EC-3 (issue: no micro adjustments), ZA-13 (back hump too high) \- GPX 2.. not bad but for some reason can't find a good grip... also, slippery, sold. I'll try the smaller 2 C \- G303 SE, great if it wasn't so big (still use it regularly at work) but G305 has better shape. \- MZ1 awesome.. just unreliable and a liiiiitle bit too small. \- Viper Mini = No! \- G403 that hump's huge. Now trying Mchose L7 Ultra and G3 Ultra... You (me also) want a mouse small enough that let you do micro adjustments with your fingers, it also must have some support where that small palm part touch it. G305 is great at this because you can freely move the mouse, that slightly tilted sides let fingers grab it easily, and when you press it against your palm you have enough support. If I have to pick a mouse right now for the next years, shapewise G305.. Can't understand why Logitech have not yet released a superlight version and is milking with no end the GPX shape.. Think about not buying a mouse because a pro use it but buy it if it suits you, that's what counts.

Imo the g502 has the perfect amount of buttons for €40

I'm currently using an older G502 (I think it's Proteus) and sometimes it has the double click bug. So far all the Logitech mice I've had have broken in the same way (Anywhere MX 1, G502 and M705 -this one also has a broken wheel-). I don't know if the modern mice of this brand are more durable or still have the same bugs. About the size, I think the G502 is bigger and with the way I grip it it's hard for me to press some buttons. It's also because I have an unusual way of gripping the mouse: fingertip but I rest the right part of my hand on the mouse, just where the ring and little fingers are born, and I use those two fingers resting on the table to move the mouse. I have been looking at other brands, but I see that they have poor battery life, no bluetooth or don't have at least 4 extra buttons whose function can be reassigned.

"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 have the mouse G502 and hold it the same way for years. Gives my hold more stability.

Because it is and no most pros don't use it, Last time I checked the logitech g502 was the one most pros choose.

I have larger hands and use a g502. Not sure it would do much for you though.

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

Logitech's G203 mouse is solid and cheap. If you're willing to go up a bit more, the G502 is a classic standard that's low in price. For keyboards, I'm not comfortable recommending anything cheaper than what you can find from Keychron. Their C1 model is fully mechanical and NKR0 (meaning you can register all keys simultaneously). I'm not saying you couldn't find a cheaper keyboard, I just can't personally validate anything that low in price. The mouse recommendations are non-negotiable IMPO. The G203 is like, $20 US, which is ridiculously cheap for the category, and what you're getting. Logitech mice are the gold standard. At 40-50, the G502 used to be a premium high end gaming mouse. You can look at other brands like Corsair or Razer or whatever, but there's no sense trying to squeeze more savings than you're getting from a 203. Don't forget to look for refurbished/like new options on Amazon. You could save a few bucks that way, as long as it's returnable.

It greatly depends on a personal preference. If ur fine with the g502 shape, just get a newer g502

So what I'm seeing is the G502 is #1 Overall, #1 for FPS, and #2 for MMO. Only it doesn't look that way at first glance because it's split into 4-5 variants.

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

502 is the best mouse period

I remember trying to figure that out when I first got a g502. I remember thinking, this thing is already pretty heavy... why would anyone make it heavier. I never used weights in any mouse I have ever owned.

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.

Corsair M65 or the tried and true Logitech G502 are my go to

How do you fix the double click?  Currently having that with my 502.

"I found out that Magic Mouse is not optimal for working with fusion 360" I love Mac users. You guys are a riot. Always thinking that mac is better. Anyways - logitek mouse will serve you well. I use an old model because it's better - but you can only get them used (YUCK you say - my special little mac hands can't get dirty!!!) - so get a new G502 and you'll be fine.

Depends on the weight, the g502 would fit that description but man was it a massive difference switching to a 50g mouse

Logitech G502 or bust

i have 502 and a not so big hand. Feel like the mouse is still kinda small ngl.

I also had a G502 but I had the double click issue because of the omron switches. Logitech is no better than Razer. I have the impression that now it's the small Chinese brands that make the best products, not only for mice but even for controllers etc..

I've never seen it on the g305 (I've had two of them), but I am starting to experience the double-click issue on both of my g502 mice unfortunately. I've had both for years now, so I've gotten my use out of them, but still sucks.

So I love this mouse. But I am also on my second one. And I primarily use these for travel and here and there around the house. I use G502 mice as my primary at home mice. I had an issue where eventually (like a couple years after buying it) the mouse would stop working intermittently. And I think it had something to do with the dongle. Because futzing around with the dongle would give me temporarily relief, before eventually doing it again. I don't know if that's still an issue or was ever widespread (I have seen people complain about it on the logitech sub though), and I haven't experienced it with my second mouse yet (only got it at the beginning of this year I think). Something to be aware of, but at this pricepoint, kinda hard to go wrong though.

As someone who has largish hands (8x4" if I'm measuring that right) I am basically forced to grip every mouse with just the tips of my fingers. I have spent the last week looking for a larger mouse because at this point I'm hoping it will be less straining to be able to palm while gaming. I use a g502, and when I say larger I'm talking centimeters or even inches, not a handful of millimeters like all the suggestions in this thread. They literally do not produce mice for me to comfortably palm, and anyone with hands bigger than mine, like op, probably can't grip any mouse comfortably in any fashion.

Damn dude your hands are massive, maybe even bigger than mine. Ill give you the list of all of the mice I've tried. 1. Steel Series Aerox 5 - probably my favorite but it is expensive, I don't particularly like the software, It had an issue where it would disconnect randomly sometimes, and after a few years the scroll wheel stopped working. But the weight and button configuration are what are great about this one. It also has a comfortable shape for big hands. 2. Pulsar xlite v4 large - great mouse, great shape, i can almost palm it, I can if im feeling lazy, wide enough for a comfy finger tip grip that large hands pretty much have to use. I wish it had more side buttons but this is my current mouse that i replaced the Aerox with and I love it. I whole heartedly recommend giving this one a try. It has a simple software that just does what its supposed to and nothing else. The software also doesnt need to be running all the time. 3. Mionix Naos Pro - its almost perfect, its almost what i want it to be. if it were just a little taller i would be able to palm it. I think its a solid choice for xxl hands but its just not quite there, the pulsar is far lighter and has a better shape for fingertip grip. 4. Steel series rival - solid, heavy, you can actually add weights to make it heavier. back when i used this i didnt think i would like a light mouse. over all a good mouse with a good shape for large hands. 5. Logi G604 - great mouse, i dont think they make them anymore so they are hard to find/expensive. Scroll wheel is great. Probably about as close to an mx master as your gonna get. Has the weird shape where it gets skinnier where the ring and pinky finger rest so you end up dragging or sticking out your pinky. Lots of thumb buttons, did i mention i like that. 6. Roccat kone xp air - weird shape, almost looks like a left handed mouse but its not. i really like the button configuration but the shape just makes it uncomfortable for the ring and pinky finger, side buttons arent worth an uncomfortable grip 7. Logi G900 - meh one of the first "large" mice i aquired. Its too narrow to be comfortable for xxl hands. 8. Logi G502 - dont listen to anyone who recommends this mouse, its actually not really any smaller than any of the other mice here but the button placement is verry uncomfortable for xxl large hands. I think that about covers it other than I use an mxMaster 3 at work. I would still like for these all to be a little bigger but gaming mice don't get any bigger than this that i have found. TLDR I RECCOMEND THE PULSAR XLITE V4 LARGE Edit - I've held some of the razers at the store and i didn't particularly care for them.

g502 my beloved brick of a mouse

g502… its a brick and i love it

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

Not buying Logitech mouse again. fking rs8000 mouse, not even customizable LEDs, bloated software, cant set custom dpi rates only presets, i feel ripped off. Dont fall for the hype surrounding this Logitech g502 mouse.

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

That’s funny, I have a g502 and tiny ass hands. It is big though, I can put my entire hand on it with nothing hanging off.

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.

I actually went from a Naga to a G502. Love how the 502 feels and plays.

I had exact same mouse with the same problem Went to the store where you can try out some of the mice, and I got Logitech G502, good mouse, can recommend! I wanted wireless version but it was 100€ more expensive (g502 hero was around 37€, wireless was almost 140)

Lg g502, got big hands, this fits perfect

The great, the one, the chosen, g502

At least to me, proper MMO mice with a massive amount of buttons are a bit too clumsy to use. Tried to use one, and kept hitting the wrong buttons with just muscle memory, while stopping to think made me way too slow. I've instead settled on a middle-ground, that is a mouse with more buttons than usual, but not overwhelmingly so (sort of like the Logitech g502). It's got: - the usual mouse Left/Middle/Right click buttons,  - three side buttons instead of the normal two (M4, M5, and an extra one I bound to some numpad key), all of which are super easy to reach with the thumb  - two "trigger" buttons right next to leftclick (I bound both to some numpad keys), where the top one is easy to reach, and the other isn't  - mouse wheel can be tilted left/right (I also bound to some numpad keys): not the most comfortable, but not awful to use  That's a grand total of 7 very easy to click buttons, plus three less pleasant ones. Add in alt+shift combinations, and that's easily 21 very easy to use mouseover keybinds for most spells I could care about mouse casting in combat, and 9ish less pleasant ones for stuff like buffs, ordering carbuncles to move, etc. *That* was super easy to get used to, was probably relying on intuition and muscle memory in just a couple of weeks.

My G502 died with no warning awhile back and not wanting to spend a bunch on a new mouse I bought a Redragon 916 Pro because I have an older Redragon whose model I forgot that I bought in like 2014 that still works perfectly and I keep as a backup. I’ve only had the 916 for about 3 months but it’s been awesome so far and I paid 25ish bucks for it so if I can get at least a year out of it I’ll consider it a good purchase.

why not the classic g502 by Logitech? wired or wireless your choice

As an owner of a razer naga, a corsair scimitar and a logitech g600, the old g600 its just superior in almost every single aspect... its more comfortable, clicks and buttons feel nice, firm and soft, not just cheap, software is good, weight is excelent, and secondary click only started dying after 10 years of playing wow almost every day for 2-14hours a day (I move the camera with secondary click pressed all the time, and I was a mythic raider and a m+ andy if it serves any purpose). \-The naga was too little for my hands, meh in quality. (Sold this one) \-The scimitar is relatively good, but I hate ICUE with my life, bad UI/UX and just too much CPU usage (currently i use this when I come back to wow for 1 week a year) \-Still have the g600, and if I ever come back to wow in a "serious" way, ill buy the new version 100%. PD: I have big hands, and use claw grip PD2: idk about the new version og g600, it seems better than the old one. Edit: G502 is a decent option for mmo too, but its layout is weird to me for a mmo, I also have this, and I liked it a lot for fps games, maybe if you use at least 1 or 2 modifiers (ctrl, shift, alt) you could still use this.

i switched to razer (naga pro 3 years ago) and away from logitech because their damn mouses (or any other G product. the headsets are absolute trash as well) kept having persistent double click problems or wheel scrolling issues. went through two G703's and one G502 in about two years (luckily under warranty). never again anything from logi G. on the other hand, the MX line is superior and it makes me wonder why they cheap out on switches on the rest of the product lines when these are better than anything else around, and the same price

I'm on my second G600 and I think they're discontinued. If this one breaks idk what I'd do. So to reduce wear I have a 502 on the same PC as my 600. That way I don't use it more than I have to.

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

The perfect mouse but i have a special place in hell for whoever decided to put the screws under the pads. I only had to do it a single time to fix the double click,and the only difficult part was removing the pads without breaking them and using double sided tape to stick them again.

Logitech G703. Perfect mouse alongside the G502.

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

I've gone through 3 DA. Everytime tur thumbgrip would peel off. I know it's an easy fix but it was getting annoying. I find the g502 has a similar fit and has lasted me way longer.

3-4xl glove size here, size 14 ring, I didnt have any issues with the logitech g502. Base of my hand sits on the desk with all mice, I just move it within my hand using fingertips.

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

The g502 series at Logitech seems to have a larger profile than razor, and they’ve had that exact aesthetic look for many years. Very similar look, but I prefer bigger mice as well.

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

nah im about to say I went thru 2 deathadders in a year and I just ended up buying a G502 ive been using still

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.

i cant let go of my g502

I did a post a few months back, I've tried every single MMO mouse, wired and wireless, I'm currently using the Razer Naga V2 Pro, before that the V1 Pro, just make sure you register for the warranty on the website and they've been really good at replacing them when things like scroll wheels start to jitter. I've had the SS Aerox, G502/G600, Scimitar, Redragon, a lot of the MMO mice come down to feel of the side buttons, of which the Naga is the best for my hand shape. Not too big but with different enough levels you can feel every unique button, the Corsair had every even column ridged, but it didn't feel great, Aerox was probably the worst for this, the g600 was somewhat okay but I found the slanted buttons a bit too slanted. Have always regretted anything other than a Naga, had an original Naga, then the WoW cataclysm edition Naga, then Naga Pros since. Whenever I get one RMAd I've tried a new mouse before opening the replacement Razer, and I've always felt the Razer was an improvement.

G502 is known for double click issues. Besides that mouse is a bit too heavy for fast paced fps games. Get a razer deathadder v2 its light enough and so far has performed better than my G502 and G403.

Used to use Logitech G502 then G403, both are really good but their cable would always gave me double click issues after like 1.5 years. Bought two G403, same thing happened to both. Now using Razer Deathadder V2 rgb and have a Logitech G304 as backup to do other tasks.

im currently using G502. for me the 7 extra button is already enough. skills 6 to 0 dodge idk what to call it but the extra skill or toggle or swap between picked up item or skill

it is super light and comfy but god are the mmo mouse buttons awful. it's like they go in at a weird angle and they're awful little buttons. that's the same with pretty much all mmo mouses though. i'd honestly just go for g502, it's the most used mouse for a reason (though not without its own problems, but still, cheap and super comfy)

For anyone who is worried about G600 going away, G501/502 doesn’t have as many buttons but has Gshift (bind to actual shift key and you get double your buttons all in) and it has the rocking wheel and about 4 extra mouse buttons, 5 if your flexible but it’s in an awkward spot behind the mouse wheel. With the mouse wheel that’s 16 binds on your mouse and a shift modifier and is plenty for wow once you include your keyboard. Very reliable mouse and it seems like it’s one of their “flagships” so don’t expect it to go away. It’s more expensive than the G600. I have both and my 5 year old G600 is my backup now. Power play is a nice bonus. Haven’t charged that mouse in 3 years. Way over priced but I got it as a gift and one of the best nice to haves I’ve ever got.

G502 owner to confirm this thing is tiny https://preview.redd.it/nismjf3avwbf1.png?width=836&format=png&auto=webp&s=366dd3d705a7890417f317e9ce877caf3aefb0e5

theres a bunch of different G502 versions they are all the same size and general shape just slight improvements https://preview.redd.it/382zml6pg0cf1.png?width=655&format=png&auto=webp&s=957831e499544a17dd87fe6233e30d51b06636ec

id say a G502, as it’s the only mouse i’ve ever owned 🤤

The mouse that stood out to me the most was the G502, which was the first "good" ergonomic mouse I ever used, and it felt great to hold. Sadly logitech's quality control has been piss poor as of recent years and the mouse wheel on all three of my mice gave out within months to the point that it would scroll inconsistently. The first one took close to 4 years for that to happen but my two next ones broke within 3 months each. I switched to the razer Basilisk V3 and enjoyed it a lot so far.

The G502 feels pretty small to me (easily fingertippable) and I have 19 cm hands.

Depends on what games you plan to play for, for the mouse at least. Either a g502 or if you want to play fps I’d recommend the gpro superlight. For the keyboard you can have some fun as performance is about the same across the board, personally I’d get the gmmk pro 75% just for ease and you can experiment with different switches and keycaps.

I used a Logitech MX517 for years, swapped to a Razer Cobra, hated it and it died, swapped to a Logitech G502, and the most recently to a Logitech G502 Hero SE. Logitech makes Amazing Mice. Logitech is the king IMO. I prefer my wires, but that might change as well if the Wireless Charging mousepad they have works reasonably well.

The G502 isn't as heavy as people say it is

Have an OG 502 for I dunno, maybe 10yrs now... Still holding up. Yes, some of the plastic on the sides is worn down but, it still keeps working.

The G502 is essentially the same dimensions as his Basilisk

I no longer use or recommend a MMO mouse. Something like a G502 is more ergonomic and it's faster to just have decent keybinds rather than hitting the grid of thumb buttons. I used a G600 back in the maximum button bloat days, but it's not really necessary anymore and you'll be a better player if you switch to a good keybind setup instead.

Viper V3 Pro is probably the best gaming mouse, but wireless (and something more suitable for larger hands anyway). Then there's the Death Adder V3 (wired) and Logitech g pro x superlight (also wireless). The OP1 8k is also good and is recommended for smaller hands, but I haven't tested it. When it comes to mice, “shape is king” anyway. In the end, it really comes down to personal preference, so it's difficult to make a recommendation. Most gaming mice also have such similar specs that you probably won't notice the difference. Still using my G502 cause i like the shape.

G502 fits my meat mallets.

Thanks for the response (: **G502**: While its size seems larger than the basilisk, it has too many buttons sadly, the sniper button especially makes my thumb feel uneasy **EC1-CW**: Not a fan of the charging station at all. **DeathAdder V3 Pro**: Too expensive, too short. **Pulsar Xlite V3 L**: Side buttons are great, looks great, would get it However, wouldn't it be shorter? I feel like i'd need something of that layout for my fingers. >**Basilisk X**: 5.11 x 2.36 x 1.65 inches >**Xlite V3**: 4.98 x 2.73 . 1.75

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.

Ich also have big hands and love the Razer Basilisk Or the Logitech G502

imo wireless mice are not optimal for gaming, but more for other things like work. I have the razer variant of the g502, the basilisk, and I have used the g502. I personally like razers version more. it just feels "more premium" as someone else said and I like synapse more than ghub.