Logitech G502 X Plus Lightspeed Wireless Optical Mouse - LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches, LIGHTSYNC RGB, HERO 25K gaming sensor, compatible with PC - macOS/Windows - Black

Accurate nice size for a palm grip especially for bigger hands, notice the button under the scroll wheel to switch the wheel's rigidity. The infinite scroll thing is a gimmick. Overall great mouse for gaming or productivity, I wish it had a bluetooth + wireless dongle option.

great mouse for gaming but it starts mail function very early (less than a year) & there is no way to fix it

Battery last for 3 days only

I got this when it was on sale and boy oh boy I LOVE using this mouse for playing games! Very accurate, no lags whatsoever, easy to configure using the desktop app of Logitech. The rgb lights are just perfect adding accent to the mouse’s design - I hate too much lights in the mouse as if it becomes like a christmas light. It has on and off switch but it does go auto sleep if you left it on so another plus to that feature! Charging takes a bit but faster than other wireless mouse. Battery life is great (would last for more than a week playing games a couple hours a day) I have big hands and mouse felt nicely (not too small and not big either) Only comment I will add is that I don’t think it was worth the full price but if you see it go on sale for like 25% or more, heck yeah add to cart and checkout right away!!!

Muito bem embalado e nota 100 pela qualidade Chegou tudo certo sem nenhum erro

AMAZING.

I've been a huge fan of Logitech since my first real dive with them back in 2005 or so, with a G700 mouse. Probably before that too, honestly, but I can't remember any models off the top of my head. In recent times, I've had the original G502, the wireless G502 lightspeed, a G602, G900, and the blue g pro wirelesss "league of legends" edition. I also have a razer viper ultimate handy, soooo...... The g502 is my favorite line of mouse. It's a little heavier, and that wouldn't be so great if I were the kind of person that flings their mouse all over the mousepad, but I'm not. What the G502 series brings to the table is a slightly wider body and a MUCH nicer scroll wheel. It also has great buttons and rubber grips. It's a happy balance between comfort and performance. It also feels great in my hand - and my hands are on the small-medium size for a guy. The G502x changes out the old microUSB port for a USB-C port. FINALLY! I am happy to report that it works well with all of my USB-C cables. The RGB lighting is pretty neat and has animations, and the millennium falcon design looks SO DARN COOL. The thumb trigger button gained a magnetic cover, which is cool because you can flip it around to make the button easier to reach - this was a problem for me before! I don't have big hands, so it's nice that I could reach that more easily now. The mouse comes with a regular white rubber USB-C cable. That's a little disappointing, considering the older G502 wireless came with a braided cable. That said, I use these red braided cables I bought for all of my charging needs and they look fantastic with the red accents on this mouse! I will also add, that as a linux user primarily, I never installed the drivers and it works fine with the stock configuration. On top you'll find a red button that switches the scroll wheel between clicky and freespin modes, and a light purple button that switches between dpi profiles. There's also an LED that indicates various things - it flashes red when the mouse battery is low.... but this is actually kinda hard to notice.

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