Logitech G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse - LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Optical-Mechanical Primary switches, Hero 25K Gaming Sensor, Compatible with PC - macOS/Windows - Black

I've been using the g502 mouse since they first release and I love how they feel because I have large hands. The issue I had with the old mice was the left button would always go bad on me I've went through four of them so far and it seemed to last me I'm about a year or so before issues arise. Come to find out it was a very common issue with the types of switches they were using so they wouldn't hold the click even though you were holding the button down. The new g502x uses an optical switch and I was concerned with how good it would feel because I've seen a couple reviewers talk about how travel there was in the left click button before it would actually actuate but either they fixed that issue before they released them to the public or I got lucky and got a good one or it's possible that it's just not as bad as the reviewers saying it had too much travel. Compared to my g502 hero it is a lot lighter and the Virgin PTFE pads really make a difference that so much smoother across my mouse pad. Back to what I was talking about before the optical switches feel great to me they feel like a very positive click and it's very fast to actuate. The general shape is great since I'm already used to the g502 because there was no adjustment. To get used to this mouse like there is sometimes when you switch from one brand to another because physically it's almost the same as far as the in hand field goes. They went with a lighter scroll wheel which I thought would be an issue whenever I would use the free Spin feature by unlocking the scroll wheel because of less rotating Mass however I can give the wheel a good flick and it spins like crazy so I'm very happy with it. The scroll wheel also has a more tactile feel when switching between weapons and games or whatever you might use your scroll wheel for in your game feels like it is a little more firm than my old mouse but that could just be the fact of the old mouse was born in but it is by no means hard to turn in fact due to the new design actually find it easier to grip and spin with my fingers. My overall impressions of this mouth so far are that I think I'm going to love it it definitely seems like a winner in my book.

Great mouse. fits the hand, not too big. it has good weight to it and the setting are easy to switch between during gaming.

Pros: -New grips are actually improvement over the original -Optical hybrid switches remedy the notorious double clicking issue that Logi mice tend to have -Hero sensor is accurate -Great PTFE feet -The wired version is 89 grams and it feels way lighter than the OG G502 -The comfort in holding this thing with the balanced weight make for amazing control Cons: -The wired version comes with a FLIMSY rubber cable. I don't mind the cable being on a mouse bungee but it's so thin, I really don't know how well this cable will withstand the wear and tear. The cable is this mouse's Achilles Heel. Not because it's rubber, but because it's the flimsiest cable I've ever seen on a gaming mouse (especially for a mouse that's $79.99) -For a wired mouse, this is not a very long mouse cable. -Great for all genres of gaming, but 89 grams is still pretty heavy for games that require quick reaction time (at least for me). Overall: It's a great mouse. I didn't like the OG G502 because it was so friggin' heavy (even without the weights). I could've opted for the wireless version but I wanted the lightest version of this mouse possible. So I got the wired version. My only concern is that this mouse cable is so flimsy that I don't know if it's going to endure the wear and tear. For now, I've got a mouse bungee to compensate for the cable dragging on the mouse pad. Update 1: I returned the wired version and got a wireless version. It's 10 grams heavier but it's very difficult to tell. Update 2: I re-purchased my 2nd copy (wired). So the wireless version is for productivity and the 89 gram wired one is for gaming. Although, for FPS games, I can only use this for specific classes (sniping or campy like classes).

Es exactamente lo que esperarías de este mouse, solo que si lo consigues en alguna oferta no dudes en comprarlo

So damned expensive! It is a very good mouse though. I like Logitech mouses and keyboards. It has a good weight, and fits my man hands better than most other mice. It is responsive. I’ve used many mice in my time. The MX Master is my favourite, but it is wireless, and I prefer the cable connection. This one is the best wired mouse I’ve used. My old one wore out after a few years of excessive use. The buttons started glitching. These new buttons are meant to be longer lasting as more reliable. I liked the weights on my old one. They don’t do the adjustable weight on this version, but the mouse is still fairly weighty and substantial. In my opinion Logitech is still king.

Really good

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it's only been a few days. but up until now it functions great. there's only 2 notes though. the wire is not braided and don't know if it will last because it's kinda feel cheap. and the mouse itself feels a bit light. i wish there was a way to add weights to it when needed like the older model. but everything else is great specially the free scroll wheel