Logitech G502 Hero High Performance Gaming Mouse Special Edition, Hero 16K Sensor, 16 000 DPI, RGB, Adjustable Weights, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory, PC/Mac - Black/White

This is the second time I have had it. Since these issues and I can't get rid of them, I bought a razer mouse.
It releases when you hold down the left click. In fact, it is so bad that I can't move anything in my WOW bags without causing it to drop. It is sometimes possible to double or triple click when using a single I don't see why Logitech would release such a disappointment and don't think this mouse is worth the price tag. The hardware from their company has always been very nice to me. Keep an eye on this mouse, but don't touch it. I suppose it could be a one-time thing, if it only happened to one of those I had There's no power. There were two mice, each bought at a different time from a different location. It's best to go with something.

Tiana Kline

| May 29, 2021

As a brand new device, there was nothing to complain about in terms of ergonomics or button placement. Next, the left-hand side I only bought the click 4 months ago and it started acting up almost immediately. From left to right It is not uncommon to see double-clicks A click and a When you tried to perform hold operations, the mouse would drop the hold operation sporatically, which meant it was useless for both gaming and WFH. The support staff bombarded me with useless troubleshooting issues, and the only way they could solve the problem was to send me to a third-party website to test for double-clicks Several clicks occur. Are you serious? A slap in the face is to treat a customer as though they were lying. WTF is this, Reddit verification for /r/realgirls? And they wanted me to video record myself while I performed the test with other info written on the same paper so it would be visible in the video at the same time?

It's easy to see what the problem is Let me send it to you so you can test it and verify the problem in less than 5 clicks if the switch is faulty.

Makayla Ruiz

| Sep 07, 2020

Honestly, this is not a bad mouse, though there are a couple of things to criticize, namely the 117g weight, which is not light when compared to some of the newer wireless mice out there. Secondly, there is a square button that is on the side beneath the other two buttons, but it is Last, I'd like to point out that the RGB settings on this are pretty sparse (I'm an avid rgb fanatic). Logitech has some plain rgb settings, which is kinda a disadvantage since I have rgb throughout. GHUB also sux as a software, honestly the previous software by Logitech, gaming software, is so much better. I've switched to playing games using that*edit It was a Razer basilisk ultimate that I bought, but it's been like a league of its own better than this quagmire of a piece of crap (I am very skeptical of Razer products, as they are commonly known to be trash). Those looking for the feel of the G502 should get the basilisk ultimate. However, those wanting the infinite scroll wheel should go for the regular G502 for $50. Even if it breaks, it won't break your bank either. D Edit My stupid new mouse has this annoying issue where the left mouse button double clicks and the right mouse button won't register a hold! When I bought it in August, I thought I would give it a try. I've already notified the seller about the return, as this computer mouse was the worst purchase I've ever made. Save your money and buy.

Lyric Gorman

| Mar 06, 2021

I am very satisfied with this mouse. The mouse wheel is one of its main highlights, but the accuracy, easy click, and weights are also significant features. My favorite part of the mouse wheel is that it can be unlocked to let me scroll quickly There is one issue ergonomics. I find that it is tough to hold on to when you have large hands, so I normally have to take a short break from it once in a while.

Emerie Fuentes

| Aug 06, 2021

After more than a decade, I had no choice but to buy a new mouse after my old wired Logitech gaming mouse died. The computer was probably used for work and gaming for about 8 hours a day over that 10 years (let's see how this one holds up! ). As far as ergonomics are concerned, the new mouse is vastly superior to the The old one was just too small for me to reach the extra/farthest thumb button, so I could only use it for work, not Although this mouse has no thumb buttons, everyone is placed in the natural location. To be honest, four of the five I find that the 5th (the one between the upper and lower pairs) is a little bit of a stretch for my thumb, but it is less of a stretch than I found with Maybe it's also because I hold the mouse differently from everyone else. Usually, I do not "cup" my hand around the whole object. Instead, I "claw" it and hover over it at the same time, which reduces the grasping My favorite feature of the program is the ability to customize the overall weight and dimensions of the buttons. I've already created buttons for many different profiles, including Sketchup, AEC Collection software, 3D renderers, etc. Also, the ability to program specific buttons is a great feature. My first impression was that this would be something I wouldn't really use, but for work, I truly enjoy all of the weights as well as being able to toggle between clicks/steps on the scroll wheel as well as changing it to "free-flow" as needed. There is a "wheel" and a smooth ride. In fact, yes. There is nothing "broken" about that it is a feature. My primary purpose for buying it was for my home PC but I'm so happy with it that I just bought another one to use at work as well. When I use this in conjunction with my 3D Connexion SpaceMouse at the office for modeling, it hasn't failed to impress.

Esteban Vincent

| Oct 26, 2020

This morning I received my mouse and now I must Having never used a Gaming mouse from Logitech, I was curious about the G502, and have since tried both wireless and wired versions of the mouse. As soon as I received it, I returned it. My mouth watered when I saw how much play is in those scroll wheels. The hyper scroll on the MX 3 doesn't rattle like the laser trackpad or the MX 5, which I use frequently for extended spreadsheets and web browsing at work. As I'm planning on switching to a lower profile unit that's still ergonomic and allows the scroll wheel to spin freely, I wanted something lower profile. My wireless is rattling. I thought it was a 502 in the wireless. Although they hollowed out the wheel, I can still toss the mouse from screen to screen, copy and paste, email to chrome, and launch apps on and off without that clinking noise that is the result of the wheel. This is such a disappointing experience for me. It turned out to be one of the best things I have ever experienced. I was pleasantly surprised at how well-shaped the mask is and how light I found it to be. Also, this seller is selling it at a significantly lower price than most others you should give them a shot. I think logitech needs to make this item more stable, although the item is legitimate. The mouse is a lot of fun to play and work with. I think that anyone who game or works will find it helpful. If the wheel had been better, I would have loved it. In fact, I even purchased a third-party charging dock, it would have been perfect to pair with my phone.

Neil Maldonado

| Nov 08, 2020