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Gaming mouse G502 Hero by Logitech with advanced optical sensor for maximum accuracy of 16,000 DPI, 11 programmable buttons, customizable RGB lighting, custom game profiles, and weight adjustment.
Use Logitech G HUB to program your favorite commands and macros to each of the 11 buttons. Save them directly to the mouse to have your settings with you anywhere.
Improve the feel of the mouse to your advantage. Five 3.6 g weights come with the G502 HERO, in a variety of configurations front, back, left, right, and center. Experiment with alignment and balance to find the right spot for optimizing your game performance.
Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.
After two years of use, I can say that the mouse was not worth its price (50 euros). The plastics are all low quality and wear out easily, it collects incredible dirt and is very difficult to clean because it has many strange angles and small gaps between the buttons. The only positives are its good response and the ability to distribute weight. But these are not enough to make the purchase of this plastic thing worthwhile
Purchased on 02/04/2021. Nothing has gone wrong. The weight adjusts although I have everything on top. It still plays bell. Its software (G hub) is very nice and I have everything in there (keyboard mouse headphones). Finally, I got it for 59 euros back then.
After 10 months of use, I realized how durable it is! The specific mouse style is the one that suits me.
I had bought it last year from amazon.de for 35 euros. Back then it was worth its money. The 85 euros doesn't even come close. Very good, very convenient (requires a big hand). I find the adjustable weights feature smart. However, the function of the scroll wheel, although useful, has many downsides - it makes noise when I lift the mouse and the mechanism wears out over time. The software is good, although most of its features are unnecessary. Not worth 85 euros though.
Comfortable due to weight!
Very good sensor!
Easily programmable keys through software!
I would prefer it bigger...
(It's quite big, but companies should make something for really big hands)
The mouse has many features. It has 11 buttons, just like in its specifications. It is the perfect gaming mouse for any gamer and I recommend it. Its only issue is its relatively high price, which is why I gave it 4 stars. In the end, it has unique features compared to an average gaming mouse such as having 11 buttons, having a type of magnets that help with sensitivity (optional), and the extremely high number of 16000 DPI. The best mouse from Logitech in my opinion.
Very good responses. Only this. In terms of construction quality, it's simply a joke. It fell off my desk once, and the wheel broke. As a result, I can't roll it because it gets stuck. Plus, when I click the left button, the scroll wheel also clicks inside, causing a mess. Very poor quality for its price. And then it says Logitech. Yeah, right...
Hello, I had a similar one to this, at the same price, which impressed me, so when the scroll wheel broke after about a year and a half, I said I would go for similar money and type of mouse. I didn't like this one from the first moment, the scroll wheel makes a clicking sound when you move the mouse and you can feel it in your hand, in fact, it doesn't have a limit with clicks when you turn it, it can turn like those little cars we had as kids and sent them with force. If you turn it quickly up or down, it will simply spin like a wheel, it turns very easily and sometimes, since it is so sensitive, it can turn on its own with the slightest touch on the mouse. In other words, if I had bought a 5 euro mouse, it might have had a better scroll wheel, unfortunately, it ruins the whole image of the mouse. I didn't like that about it, if it doesn't bother you, these Logitech mice are worth it at such prices
The best selling mouse is and there is a reason for it obviously. It is quite large and convenient for users with bigger hands. Many buttons. Beautiful. The sensor is one of the best. It is quite heavy but if that is not a problem, it is top. For its price, it is excellent, competing with much more expensive mice.
Whoever buys it will not regret it
Owner 1 year very good for his money the only downside for me is that the scroll is very loud when you're browsing, for example, Facebook
I have owned this mouse since the beginning of 2019 and it still works perfectly. It has not caused me any problems whatsoever, so I highly recommend it.
I have it for about 6 months and at 4 it started (and for me), as well as for many others, to have problems with the clicks. And mind you, it's not a work mouse, which you use for 8-10 HOURS EVERY DAY, it has the most relaxed use for 1-2 hours every 2 days. In general, it has many settings and a good sensor, but a mouse does 2 things, moves the cursor and clicks. If it doesn't do one of the two (the clicks), well, it's not good. Find something else. The plain "professional" ones at the same price (without saying Gaming!!!!) have become much more durable!
I bought it on a ~35 euro offer about 6+ months ago. Like the previous Logitech mouse I had, it has an issue with double clicks. The previous one (g600) was only on the right click, but this one seems to have it on both, although less frequently. The g400 I had a long time ago had no issues at all. Unfortunately, I may have gotten a defective product, but it makes me hesitant to trust Logitech with mice again, even though they were among my top choices.
The software is unfortunately one of the worst (among the big companies).
As a mouse, it is relatively okay in terms of grip, but it is larger and heavier than it should be. The extra buttons it has, only the 3 on the side are convenient, the rest are quite difficult to press quickly - at least for gaming.
In terms of construction, it is quite sturdy, and I wouldn't mind changing it if I didn't have the issue with double clicks, despite its little flaws.
Overall, it is a mediocre mouse.
I have had it in my possession for about 7 months and it is flawless. It is very durable and has a nice grip. You can feel the 121 grams as if it were 60. The black and white dual color is perfect. It has many buttons that you can customize. I especially recommend it now for the price, even though I bought it for around $90. Also, the RGB lights are few but beautiful
I have been using it for several months, I cannot say if it has the appropriate weight for you because if you are looking for something lightweight, of course, it is not for you, but if you are looking for something around 100+ grams, you will find it very convenient. The fact that it has so many keys (11) is very useful. The sensor is flawless. Now, as for its durability, I don't know because I have never hit it, but it seems quite sturdy. It is necessary to download Logitech's GHub in order to fully utilize it.
The G502 Hero is a great gaming mouse. It is very fast, durable, and worth its money. However, some people say that it is heavy at 125g. For me, it's not too much, but it can tire your hand after prolonged use. I personally like it and recommend it
I have been using it for about a year.....I was used to very bulky mice (razer naga)....for me, with long fingers, this mouse is just what I need after the previous one....very sturdy, with five weights that can be inserted or removed to fit any hand....quite long and durable fabric cable....its buttons take a little getting used to, but then you can't do without them.....also, the button for fast scrolling is good, but not very useful....finally, the software that comes with the mouse offers a lot of options for all the buttons
The mouse is perfect and I believe it is suitable for being a pro gamer. The only negative thing about it is its scroll wheel, which is a bit annoying.
It is nice and comes with good software that takes a little time to learn. I was searching in forums to understand how to change some things.
However, once I found them, it seemed perfect :)
The only thing I didn't like is the scroll wheel, which requires a little force to press (middle click), and the scrolling when it's not free is tight, unlike the left and right click (of the scroll wheel), which is very soft.
I don't know if anything will change with use, I've only had it for 3-4 days. I will update if something goes wrong :)
This mouse fit perfectly in my hand because my previous one (Logitech MX518) is hard to replace! I highly recommend it without reservation!
I have had it for about 4 months and I have realized that I don't have the proper grip on my hand. There is also a problem with the slide grips as well as with the cable, which is very heavy. The mouse is quite heavy and that's why I don't like it that much. Other than that, for someone with large hands who prefers sturdy mice, it is just what they need.
This particular mouse replaced the Razer Deathadder Elite, which I must mention is one of the top mice in terms of feel (although durability is another story, as the left click broke after 6 months, and videos on how to open and clean it are just a joke). I can say that I expected the Logitech to be better based on most of the reviews out there. Of course, in terms of longevity, the mouse holds up. The polling rate is 1,000Hz, meaning it sends information to the computer 1,000 times per second, which is excellent as it goes exactly where you want it without any deviations. However, in terms of feel and comfort, it's not as good for my hand as it is thinner in width. This means that there is enough space on the right side and the grip is not secure. As a result, the palm area, specifically the last two fingers, gets tired relatively easily during everyday use. The issue of feel/comfort is something that no video/photo can accurately depict, so it's best to try a product first. I should mention that I hold the mouse more in a claw grip rather than a palm grip, and sometimes something in between. The length of my palm is 18.5-19cm, which according to the palm/mouse diagrams circulating on the internet, puts me in the medium-sized mouse category. However, be careful because this mouse is considered large-sized and it is comfortable for me in terms of length. The back/forward buttons on the left side could be positioned slightly more forward, but this is also related to the aforementioned issue, that the grip is not secure due to the middle finger not being well-positioned. As a result, when you lift your thumb to press the back/forward buttons, you don't have a good grip on the mouse, so you need to exert a bit more force to control it. As for the other buttons, the DPI shift, which allows you to change DPI by holding it down and revert when you release it, is very nice for FPS games. The two buttons for DPI adjustment are also in a good position without causing any inconvenience, and the buttons above the scroll wheel are also well-positioned without the fear of accidentally pressing them. The top button, of course, is the scroll wheel lock (or more accurately, unlock), mainly used by those who do video editing and work with timelines (it's almost essential for everyday browsing as well). The scroll wheel requires a bit more force to click, but this is not something significant. I should mention that all the buttons are customizable, so you can assign them to different functions in games as well as everyday use. The supported DPI ranges from 100 to 16,000, so it's more than enough. As for the weight, it is a bit heavy even without any additional weights, and compared to the Razer, it's feather-light. It has lighting in two places, the logo and the DPI lights, and you can synchronize the lighting or have different settings for each, all through the Logitech G Hub software, which allows you to sync the lighting across all your Logitech peripherals if you have others. The model is called SE, which stands for Silver Edition, but it's not just silver as the lines on it are white (no relation to silver), only the scroll wheel is silver. Personally, I like it though, the combination of matte black and the lighting makes it look nice. The length of the cable is 2m, which is very satisfactory, and it is flexible, meaning there is no chance of the mouse moving due to rigidity. Closing, I would say that this specific mouse definitely deserves 4 stars as we are talking about a very high-quality and beautiful construction that carries a big name, but personally, it didn't suit me as much as I expected.
Positives:
+ Illumination
+ DPI adjustment with buttons
+ Scroll wheel lock button
+ Response times
+ Normal key noise
+ High-quality construction
+ Cable length
+ Color
Negatives:
- Sensation/comfort
- Weight
* Update: After exactly 1 year, the left click started not working properly. Of course, since I had bought it from Amazon and they didn't have the exact same one to send me as a free replacement, they refunded me the money, and even before I went to the courier to send it back! Amazon=guarantee!
* I returned to Razer (I got the Deathadder V2) as I believe it has the best "mold" for a mouse out of all the other manufacturers. I didn't expect it, but I miss the infinite scroll wheel from the G502, all mice should have this feature.
I have it for about a month. At 38 euros from a well-known chain of stores, I think it's the best there is. As for size, it's slightly larger than regular mice (which didn't bother me much and took me a day to get used to) and it's generally heavy even without the weights that come with it (so don't get it if you play fps and similar games). The sensor is very accurate in hand movements, the buttons have a very good feel when pressed, and you don't accidentally press them. Many possibilities from the software to create macros, switches, etc. The scroll wheel is incredible, especially for the way I want to use it, so that you can release it and it rotates smoothly if needed. I hope it withstands time because I don't want to part with it.
I got it as a replacement for my old G502 Proteus Core, it's "click" better in every aspect.
Durability, cable, RGB, texture.
It's simply better in every way.
Blindly recommended, guys.
It's simply the perfect mouse.... Whatever you do, it catches it! Like having an aimbot in a few words... But if you want something really lightweight, get the Razer Viper or the Deathadder V2, forget about the Glorious Model O and Model D. As a person with fairly large hands, I have to say that this mouse completely covered me. Also, if you want weight on your mouse, it has weights (awarded by many competitions of this kind). In conclusion, with 1ms response time and 50 million clicks, it's simply PERFECT. If you want something cheap just to play with friends for fun, get the Motospeed V10 as its grip and size are a copy-paste of the G502. Personally, I chose this color because I found it more beautiful. Of course, the color doesn't matter at all in terms of the mouse's performance. I did my best to help you and I hope I did... HAPPY SHOPPING! ;-)
Very good for its price
Verified purchase
From the best mice in its category!
It's worth its money and more.
After one year, my buttons broke.
It is the best mouse on the market
Kids, thank you very much for everything, keep up the good work
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