There's just no doubt about it - the G502 is a fantastic mouse, and will likely appeal to a greater number of gamers than just about any mouse on the market today. But in so doing, it will likely be the very best option for few if any gamers, as its design is clearly intended to be a compromise,...

Fantastic performance; shape provides an ideal compromise for most users; great weight, sensitivity, and scroll customization options

Rough bottom surface and poorly distributed feet lead to drag; "sniper" button easily hit by mistake

It's a great mouse - as the G502 Proteus Spectrum was before it - but with the Lightspeed tech backing up the Hero 16K sensor, and optional PowerPlay wireless charging, the new G502 is almost the complete package.

Over the past couple of years, Logitech has delivered a string of quality G-series releases, particularly when it comes to mice. Recently, the company has started to turn its attention toward its more popular models from the past, updating them with wireless sensors and Lightspeed support to turn...

Fantastic feel and an attractive design; just as you'd expect from the G502; Lightspeed and Powerplay compatibility are great to see; Lots of options for customization through G Hub

Price; as usual; will shut some people out from owning the G502

Logitech G502 LIGHTSPEED Wireless Gaming Mouse Review – The original Logitech G502 gaming mouse was one of Logitech's most loved wired gaming mice. This was back in 2014 however, and with the recent wireless LIGHTSPEED technology from Logitech G (check out our coverage on the G903 with POWERPLAY ),...

Incredibly comfortable; Buttons now rated for 50 million clicks; Hero sensor performs as well as the PWM3366;

More expensive than the previous model, but not much has changed; Fairly heavy, which might dissuade some users; Still no wireless option;

If you want a fantastic wireless gaming mouse that offers a whole host of functions with one of the industry's best sensors, look no further than the Logitech G502 Lightspeed.

The HERO sensor is precise and sharp; Great battery life - 48 hours with full lighting enabled; Some brilliant backlighting functions;

Hyperscroll seems a little pointless; The removable bottom panel is a little fiddly; A lack of Bluetooth connectivity could be a little restrictive;

As I prepared to do this review, I went through my drawer of old gaming mice and found representatives of nearly every generation of gaming mice that Logitech has released. Most of these were mice that I had purchased for myself, because for the last decade or so, Logitech has made some of the best...

The Logitech G502 we found to be a well rounded mouse with a lot of great features that make gaming a breeze. the everyday applications were also pleasant and we found the layout to be easy to use and while using it for hours the ventilation channels kept our hand from getting sweaty and we...

Built in memory; RGB lighting; Software interface; 11 configurable buttons; Intuitive weight system; Ventilation channels

Price; RGB lighting

I can't fault Logitech on the G502's build quality, nor can I smash it on appearance. I will say that it's probably the most comfortable gaming mouse I've ever used, but is it worth it for non-FPS gamers?

No box is left unchecked with this rodent. It's perfectly ergonomic for most hand sizes, with buttons you won't ever miss or accidentally hit. Rubber inlays on both sides work with any hand position and you won't be fudging up a move through sweat-slip (new word!).