G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse - LIGHTFORCE hybrid switches

I am not a gamer, but I had enough with Dell MS5320W Multi-Device Wireless Mouse which scroll was jumping up when I scrolled it down and vice versa. I decided to give a try with G502 X wired. Very light, if you have a palm of M/L in size, it's perfect for you. The customisation software is very nice . A lag time is = 0, a very precise pointer. The cable is very thin so you can not fill it's actually wired. The sound click is very pleasant. The G buttons are very ergonomic. Just give a try and you will be surprised how good it is.

Wired so you don't need to worry about the battery, short cut keys, precise cursor movement, comfort to use.

At firat use, it didnt feel great. But after some time, its a decent mouse. Shape and size is decent, infinite scroll is rlly nice to have. Too light for me, but its good enough. Felt cheaply made at first and i wasnt a fan of the clicking siunds it was making, and i wasnt a fan of the middle scroll, but after some use, i got to like it. Its deffinatly a decent mouse. But its also nothing revolutionary. Im sure itll come to be a reliable mouse once some time passes.

Improves on the G502 Hero in almost all ways. The grip pattern doesn't have a triangular pattern for dirt to get stuck in; the area around the DPI and scroll mode buttons isn't recessed, so doesn't become a dust trap; the DPI alt mode button is swappable so you can orient it out of the way if you want; it's so much lighter that I really don't know what Logitech was thinking including additional weights with their already absurdly heavy G502. The only downside for me is really nitpicky. The scroll wheel sounds really ratchet-y compared to the old model, which had more of a soft bump sound.

Very low quality. Switches are poor from the get go and constantly not registering clicks. Good size for adult male hands but flimsy and don't even get me started on the really annoying clicking "ping" sound. Terrible value.

As a person with large hands, there is a certain shape of mouse that feels right for me. This G502X is that - great shape and size to the mouse, and good ergonomics in general. However, it is let down by a few failures in key areas. The first and main being the rubberised grip surfaces - these cause finger sweat after prolonged use which feels horrible under your fingers. The second is the overall quality and fit of the buttons, there is a lot of "play" in them, and generally they feel poor quality. The R/L mouse click has a very annoying "pitch" and ringing sound to it, coming from a G-Pro wired which had that "immediate" non-ringy and pitch-less click. I know this doesn't affect the response of the mouse, but it's just a "quality" thing for me. The side-mounted DPI switch button uses a fancy magnetic removable button which can be swapped out for a "blank" which aligns with the side grip surface, effectively deleting the button. This is cool, but is ultimately a gimmick and tacit admission from Logitech that the side-mounted button is kind of useless - almost like they EXPECT you to remove it. In its default configuration the button protrudes too much from the side surface for comfortable use for someone with large hands. It feels like I can't get a good grip on the mouse with it there, so I removed it. The second nitpick with this is that the texture of the "blank" button doesn't match that of the grip, feels like this wasn't thought through and was poorly executed. The scroll wheel is very stiff and clicky, again it feels cheap. The scroll on the G-Pro has a smooth clunk to it, again I'm spoiled coming from what is in my opinion the best mouse ever made. Electronically there were no issues - the mouse response is as you come to expect from a high-end Logitech. However, I am coming from G-Pro wired which to me is the gold standard, and the G502X just doesn't stack up. The bottom line is that G502X sounds cheap and feels cheap. The over-built 25K sensor is a marketing gimmick - I had a G9 in the past which had 5700DPI and never felt like I was missing anything. I'd rather see better construction and material choice than gimmicky features. You are holding this thing in your hand for multiple hours. It NEEDS to feel solid and well made, I don't know why this is ignored in the design. It's like the seat in your car. Ultimately I returned this as it's not for me. As someone who really needs the mouse to feel good under my hand these drawbacks were not ones I felt I could live with.

Great mouse, fits large hands and has decent amount of weight. Personally I'd like it to have more weight to it, but it's still a lot better than what I used previously. Back and forward buttons are extremely useful, and buttons I didn't need were disabled through the G hub software. DPI/rebinding was also possible through that software. Only small negatives are that the G hub software is a bit unintuitive and janky to use, but I figured it out eventually. Also, the the rubber grips on the side of the mouse are somewhat difficult to clean.

Switched from a steel series mouse to this one and have no regrets, easy to program the keys, very ergonomic to hold with big ish hands and the movement and clicks are perfect

Uso questo G502 X cablato ogni giorno, sia per giocare che per lavorare. Avevo già usato le versioni precedenti, ma questo modello è ancora più leggero e comodo. La forma è quella storica che conosciamo, ma tutto è più moderno e curato. I clic sono reattivi e precisi, grazie ai nuovi switch ottici, e il sensore è una garanzia: velocissimo e affidabile in ogni situazione. La rotella a doppia modalità è comodissima, specialmente per chi lavora o scrolla tanto. Non ha più i pesetti regolabili come le versioni vecchie, ma sinceramente non ne sento la mancanza. Anzi, apprezzo la leggerezza, perché affatica meno la mano dopo tante ore. Conclusione: se cerchi un mouse da gaming solido, comodo e preciso, il G502 X cablato è un’ottima scelta. Io lo uso da settimane e non ha sbagliato un colpo.

This Logitech mouse meets my expectations. It has great build quality, the optical sensor and switches perform well, and the software allows me to customize each of the button functions. The price is a little steep, but the extra cost went to durable build materials like Omron switches that will hold up to extended use. I replaced a decade-plus old G9 Laser that had a failed scroll wheel, and stuck with Logitech because they make great mice. I also prefer wired to wireless so there is no concern about the battery failing to charge in the distant future, rendering the mouse unusable.

Usaba el 502 Hero y como estoy acostumbrado a jugar con cable (aunque uso el bungee de BenQ Zowie Camade II), opté por probar este que es más ligero y tiene mejores switches. La verdad es que noté la diferencia nada más usarlo por primera vez. Cuidado, no te v a convertir en pro, pero se nota mas suavidad de m9vimientos y precisión en los clicks. Para mi, un acierto total.

I get used to Logitech mouses. I used MX Master 3 for last 2 years, but then in some projects I started to notice input lag and decided to go back to wired mouses, G502X is a wonderful product, but... as good as the hardware (wonderful keys, ergonomics, weight) that bad is software. GHUB this is THE WORST software I've ever saw in my life. Pros: + sophisticated input lag + nice *ching* on clicking + good price + freewheel + light weight + big white teflon pads + no RGB Cons: - GHUB software - Bad expirience when GHUB software says "connect your device" when it is alredy connected - not for all hands, I would say this mouse is on the large-hand side. I've got 20 on 10 and half-claw grip. Fits good Dear company Logitech, please do something with your Software department, it is ridiculously bad. Logitech options is total trash, Brio camera software is AWFUL, GHUB is looks like it was generated by a bad, wrong trained AI.

It’s great mouse light weighted but if you are user of g502 it’s gonna take time to get along with it