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

This mouse is an absolute gem. It’s precise, comfortable, and packed with great features. The adjustable weights are a real highlight

Being a gaming enthusiast at 16 years old this mouse has been perfect. Loved the RGB, interchangeable weights, 11 remapping programmable buttons (done via software, more details in user manual) and the Logitech software is very easy to use and has tons of features. It's great that you can sync the colours with your Logitech keyboards and headsets too. Software recognised the mouse instantly and the Logitech account containing your products is amazing. Great sensitivity range, beautiful RGB colouring, unlimited scrolling and I see why it's the world's most popular mouse and so many pro eSports players use this exact mouse. The closest button to the user is to change between 3 profiles indicated via the side lighting, which are customised by using the software allowing to change your colours, effects and sensitivity on the go, without all of the fuss. It has aided me in stepping up my gaming performance at the same time as being comfortable and a breeze outside of gaming. No complaints what so ever.

This mouse meets most of my expectations. I'm not using it for gaming, I wanted something with programmable buttons, macros and a selectable free scrolling wheel with good angular momentum for work/study.I spend a lot of time navigating interminably long documents and websites so I wanted a mouse with a zero resistance scroll wheel. I managed to get this one to spin for 24 seconds with one hard flick! That may not impress you but it gave me a massive grin. Incremental mode gives you firm and accurate notch by notch control. The mode is changeable with the button behind the wheel instead of pressing down on the wheel like other mice. The wheel press (aka middle button) can also be assigned a function as can the left and right wheel tilt presses. By default the wheel press engages auto-scroll mode. I like to have choice in my navigation methods.I have been enjoying the thumb rest, my previous mouse didn't have one and I didn't know I needed one. But, now I'm thinking about my neglected little finger. Perhaps. this mouse could be improved by adding a little finger rest to the other side. That's a nice-to-have rather than a bad point though.It's great having a mouse with adjustable weight, never had that before. I do find it helps me to locate clickable objects with better accuracy on high sensitivity settings.With the zero-resistance scroll mode engaged the wheel can occasionally move fractionally during vigorous mouse movements making the page move. It will definitely move if you bang the mouse down sharp onto your hard surface. I don't do this but if it's a regular thing for you then bear it in mind.A great mouse for my needs. I will update this review if anything changes...

One of the best mice I have used the extra buttons in operated into the design are great for people who like shortcuts/macors.The weights are also a great and come in a neat pack for sorting any weights you are not usingMy only drawg back is the bottom plate/cover easily comes of when lifting it and applying minimal pressure on the flap, leading me to lose it when moving, this is me just being picky it's perfectly fine when being used just thought I'd share my experience

Great gaming mouse. Very responsive and have all the trinkets needed to make a first person shooter, mmo etc exciting.I also use it as my work mouse - makes for switching between windows, deleting tabs etc. a one handed job without using the keyboard. Of course these options have to be addd manually, but the software is very user friendly (I have a Corsair M65 as well, and the Logitech software is definately better in my opinion). The options to remove and add weights in different ways also helps with balancing the mouse to your desire.The only downfalls is that the scrolling wheel isn't very definiative - it gives a muddled feeling when scrolling. And being metal-bodied, it can slip sometimes if you're being over-zealous with your scrolling speed. The tracking is also great, but can mess-up on certain surfaces (it skipped on a wooden surface, whereas my M65 didn't) - of course this problem can be mitigated using a nice mousemat (as you should).Overall, a very pricey, but well-worth peripheral for both the average PC worker and gamer.

So comfortable I have two of these (pc & laptop get one each). It has a nice ‘ledge’ to keep your thumb off the mat too, which I I find nice. It’s a decent price and can match your other RGB peripherals if you want it too.My only complaint is I keep adjusting the sensitivity when I first grab the thing, when I don’t want to change it, with the placement of those buttons. But then I’m clumsy so probably not a problem for most.

I do not like wireless mice for gaming as I am yet to find one that lasts so went for the wired mouse - great fit ergo wise and with the ability to adjust the weights it is perfect - great software that comes with it means I can adjust buttons and features based on the apps I am running - AWESOME

I’m a bit late for reviewing this but I’ve had the mouse for around 2-3 years and it still works exactly the same as it did when I got it. It’s perfectly weighted due to getting small weights that can be inserted into the bottom of the mouse so it can be really light or heavy it’s whatever you want it to be. Accuracy is great and glides across my mousepad with ease.