Is Logitech G502 good? +games

It's the best mouse I've ever used. It has the best possible laser in a mouse, great macro keys, awesome ergonomic design and best of all ... DAS BLUE LIGHTS !

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I have the G602, and while it's quite different design wise, I can't say enough good things about it. It has good sensitivity, the buttons are satisfying, and the adjustable DPI is amazing. It has great wireless reception, etc, etc. That said, I don't know a ton about the 502, but I trust Logitech as a brand enough to recommend it also.

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I like my G400 a lot. However, I dislike the new design of the G series. Looks too scifi-ish. I prefer it simple and comfortable.

Still, can't do much wrong with Logitech mouses. Also had a MX518 for almost a decade.

I had bad experience with G500. 3 months and broken already. GG no more logitech for me.

I have had the g502 for a while now and I love it. I have been gentle with it tho, I did read reviews of people saying they break easy

Been using G502 for a while, pretty good mouse which replaced my G400 :).

i have not tried the G502 but have used there MX mice for years and just got the G700s yesterday and love it can be used wired or wireless and is very comfortable and responsive:)

Too heavy even without weights, side buttons temble after pressing (worse touch than MX518/G400), worse scroll button than deathadder/rival, and i dont like the stupid buttons on top of left click. The G402 dont like also, very hard middle scroll click, side buttons similar to G502 with the same problem, the only thing that i like of this logitech is the shape especially the back (better than deathadder/rival) and the left/right clicks touch.

I tested all them, finally I decided stay with my old MX518 and I will wait for new logitech models.

It's 1 of the best mouse available right now.

I have tried all sorts of gaming mice. In fact, I have 5 sitting here on my desk in front of me, one of which is the G502. I used it for a short while but switched to a G700s because I find the G502 a bit small for my hands. There are a few other nitpicky things I found wrong with it, but I won't go into those here... except maybe that I found the scroll wheel too heavy and clunky. Don't get me wrong, it's still a great mouse and works well. I just don't like it much because of its small size.... and the scroll wheel.

I use the 502, and I love it. I'm a thumb dragger, so the design works great for me. only complaint is the wheel for clicking, but i assigned the wheel left and right to center click too, and its fine.

I personally tried the G502 in Best Buy and didn't really like it too much (A big problem is too many places for cat hair to stick lol), this was my first purchase higher than a 10$ mouse so I wanted more buttons but I wanted something with a keyboard on the side too, actually just did a poll of which mouse I should choose and ended up going with the G600. I'm quite happy with it.

I know logitech support is good as I have a 3 year warranty on my mouse through logitech and a 2 year wear and tear warranty through best buy. So support and warranties are great for logitech mice.

I dont know the mouse. I have the logitech mx performance. And its great. I love teh dark field technology. Logitech are great mice in general, except for the doubleclicking problem that accurs in some.

Best mouse ever :D

Yup I own it :P OMG TODAY IS MY CAKE DAYY~
Anyway, just a precaution. The button below the scroll removes friction from the scroll. I was about to RMA my mouse when my friend magically tapped the button.

Great mouse, great brand. Switched from G5, which was a bit higher and wider, but it was easy to get used to it. Thumb rest is good, the scroll is massive, the shift key can be useful sometimes, comes with weights and it can store several profiles.

Excellent mouse, can't say enough good things about it. Had an MX518 that just died yesterday after almost 10 years, a couple of G9 and G9x, a G600, and the G502 (all still working perfectly). My oldest Logitech mouse is a MX500 that's still working to this day. I've tried a lot of different brands over the years (used to write for a review site and received them for free), and I always go back to Logitech.

One thing to consider is Logitech's customer service. The one time I had to deal with them, I called about a G9 that had just stopped working, and despite the mouse being over a year out of warranty (I didn't know it was), they replaced it and even gave me a set of mouse feet when they realized how long I'd been using that mouse.

Im not a expert but if you ask me its a really great mouse. Best I ever used ... well I only had cheap ones before.