Logitech G 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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

Good mouse in general, looks good in most setups and it’s a good weight especially for the price so I would recommend for anyone getting into gaming

I had (and still do have) the G502 HERO, and after many years of use, to the point where the top buttons are very shiny and the rubber on the thumb rest is worn down, I thought I would try the X version with its hybrid mechanical/optical switches. I'm still not sure how I feel about it. It's difficult to not compare it to the HERO as that's my only other comparative reference point, so I might as well just get it out of the way. (I shall preface the next few paragraphs by saying that I am by no means a pro or competitive gamer :) ) The HERO version "feels" like it's built better, but I guess that's because of how little the X version weighs in comparison (made light for fast and twitchy movements). There are also things like the wire itself (thin with a braided sheath on the HERO, thinner and regular rubber/silicone on the X), lighting effects (always-on "G" logo and mouse sensitivity LED on the HERO, printed "G" logo and only momentary mouse sensitivity LED on the X) and better handling/body customisation options (the ability to add more weight to the HERO vs. the fixed weight of the X). The X being so light doesn't mean it's poorly made, it's just that mental hurdle you need to get over if you're used to a more substantial mouse. It also doesn't help that the X costs more than the HERO. The new hybrid mechanical/optical switches are apparently more responsive. I don't really notice the difference but I'll take their word for it. Mouse clicks on the X are certainly louder (probably a combination of switch build and the X being lighter, so less plastic and metal innards to absorb sound) and have a higher actuation force than the HERO, so it has a certain "clunkiness" what with having to press down harder and making more noise than the HERO. I did notice with the HERO that over time the clicks got a little softer. Perhaps that's down to switch wear and tear? I've read stories about the switches in the HERO failing after a certain amount of actuations so maybe they're beginning their swan-song. Ergonomically the X in my opinion feels much better in the hand. The HERO has a more rounded back where your palm rests, whereas the X's back curve is more shallow, which means your hand sits a little bit flatter and more naturally. It's a subtle change but noticeable when comparing side-by-side. The thumb rest on the X is also a little wider which allows you to position your thumb lower and away from the thumb-side buttons, which also means less accidental presses. Moving the X around on a desk/mousepad is also almost effortless with how little it weighs and how slippery its underside pads are, and has less resistance compared to the HERO even with no added weights. I think if you are a general all-around computer user, and do some light gaming every now and then, the G502 HERO is plenty fine. If you require a more lightweight, fast, no-frills mouse and don't mind Logitech's software, then the G502 X is a decent option. If you're coming from a HERO and are considering an X I'd say to try it out first, it may or may not be what you're looking for.

Nie jest zła, jednak jak miałbym znowu decydować się to dołożyłbym do bezprzewodowej typu lightning albo wrócił do modelu z dopiskiem hero.

I purchased this Logitech G502 X Gaming Mouse as a gift for another one of my son’s friends, and once again, it was a fantastic choice. Logitech is well-known for producing reliable and high-performing peripherals, and this professional-grade mouse is a perfect example of why they are so popular among gamers. My son’s friend told us that he is really enjoying the mouse and that it performs excellently. He mentioned that it feels great in his hand and is incredibly responsive, making his gaming sessions much more enjoyable. It’s a very powerful tool for anyone who loves gaming, and seeing how much he likes it gives me great peace of mind as a gift-giver. The build quality is outstanding—it’s sturdy, well-engineered, and built to last. It’s a very smart and cost-effective gift because you know you are giving something of real value that will be used every day. The sleek, modern design also looks great on any desk setup. Overall, I am very happy with this purchase. It was a reliable and effective gift that made a friend very happy. If you're looking for a high-quality gaming mouse to give as a gift, I highly recommend the Logitech G502 X. It’s a brilliant choice that definitely delivers on its promises!

J’ai reçu ma Logitech G502X il y a quelques jours et je dois dire que je suis impressionné. Dès le déballage, on sent la qualité de fabrication : la souris est solide, bien finie et son design reste fidèle à la légendaire G502, tout en étant plus moderne et plus légère. La prise en main est excellente, elle épouse bien la main et les boutons tombent naturellement sous les doigts. La molette débrayable est un vrai bonheur pour naviguer rapidement, et les clics sont précis et réactifs. J’ai aussi apprécié la possibilité de personnaliser les boutons et les DPI via Logitech G Hub, ce qui la rend parfaite pour le gaming comme pour le travail. En jeu, elle est redoutablement précise et fluide. On sent vraiment la différence avec une souris classique, que ce soit sur les FPS rapides ou les MMO. Seul bémol, câble non tréssé

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.

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