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

My favorite mouse. I use it for FPS pretty much exclusively. Some doodads I appreciate:- I have small hands but I can still comfortably hold the whole thing in a claw or palm grip. My hand rests mostly on the right side of the mouse, so I would have to switch my hand position if I wanted to use the sniper button. This isn't really a problem for me because I think the sniper button (and switchable DPI in general) encourage bad habits.- I dig the little flared thumb shelf so my thumb isn't dragging on the mousepad and messing with my flow or whatever. I feel like I get a bit better control with the shelf, with my thumb resting on top instead of trying to grip the side. This gives you the most relaxed hand position possible, which (probably) helps you build good habits.- It's reliable and it just works. Before this, I had a Deathadder which started double-clicking less than a year after I got it. I switched to the G502 nearly a decade ago and I've never had issues with double-clicking issues or dead switches in all that time.- The unlocking scroll wheel is great for scrolling through 40 pages of Terms & Conditions in record time.I've just been super happy with this mouse. I think there are newer G502 models at this point but I really dig this one because the design is nearly unchanged after 10 years and I just really like the shape and how this specific one feels. Highly recommended.

Logitech has ALWAYS been my choice for Keyboard and Mouse when it came to PC usage/gaming.I purcahsed this one cause my other Wireless Logitech Mouse is worn out and having some issues with it staying connected to the Unifying Dongle. I even swapped out the Dongle with another and still some connection issues. I used it for gaming on COD but was time to let it go, so opt in for this one that is wired and has way more buttons.The G HUB software is a little intimidating at first, trying to program the buttons for what you want it to do, had to have the Software open as well as the game I want to use.It'll take some getting used to, I was in a gun fight match and the button above the thumb is a little close, it's used for Melee, I accidently pushed it while firing my weapon and it knocked me out of firing and done a melee attack and cost me my life in the game lol.So will take some getting used to. But very responsive, easy to use, Movement is great, DPI settings can slow or speed up the cursor all by the click of the button.Very happy with the purchase.

Los ajustes de velocidad lo puedes modificar rápidamente mediante dos botones, esto realmente me encantó.En todo lo demás hasta el momento no me defraudado, he tenido que cambiar el Mouse dos veces porque tengo dos niños que se la pasan jugando y desde que compré este ya hace tiempo no he tenido problemas con ellos ;).Podemos ajustar la velocidad rápidamente sin mucha dificultad según el criterio de cada cual y todos felices.

This mouse performs well and seems to be very good quality. It has weights that you can add to adjust the weight to your liking. Very good mouse for gaming and has excellent responsiveness. Got it on sale and I’m very pleased.

Better than the newer wired 502x in every way.I have only used Logi mice for the last 20 years.The G500 was my first gaming mouse, followed by the G502 Hero when the formers cable fell apart.This mouse died of a static shock recently.So I got the 502x. Steaming garbage, here's why:No adjustable weight, and is highly lightweight (if I wanted a light mouse I'd get a small one)Shorter cable by about 1ft, and not a braided cable (which this mouse now also lacks, as I learned when I replaced the 502x with another newer 502 Hero thus 4 stars instead of 5..)Plastic scroll wheel (vs the Heros metal one you can scroll infinitely at mach 5)No RGBBigger price tag and worse value.Why did Logitech do this?Likely a mix of:Cost-cutting: Materials like metal, RGB components, and braiding all add up.Market trend chasing: Lightweight mice are trendy, but slapping it on a large ergonomic frame makes little sense.Product line segmentation: Forcing customers to pay more for "wireless upgrades" while gutting base features.

This is my favorite mouse and lasts forever. I just got another one since my son kinda took over mine 🤣. Also it's great for no recoil on rust but I don't like being a dirty stinky so I don't use it for that

A little heavier than I'd expected but actually like the feel of it's weight with none added. The main Left & Right click buttons are a little loud depending where you click them but have a good quality feel. I personally don't like to use the side/G shift buttons because of my grip style causing miss clicks with them but don't interfere too much despite being disabled. It's held up to some very click intensive MMORPG gaming for around 6 months so far which is longer than some I've had.