Logitech G502 X PLUS LIGHTSPEED Wireless RGB Gaming Mouse - Optical Mouse with LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Switches, LIGHTSYNC RGB, HERO 25K Gaming Sensor, Compatible with PC - macOS/Windows - White

The Logitech G502 X Lightspeed is a great upgrade over the older G502 Lightspeed. It carries the same comfortable ergonomic design but improves on everything else. The side button is now removeable to improve ergonomics even further and the new 25k sensor really makes the difference in accuracy and responsiveness. The scroll wheel is great as usual and the battery life is excellent as it lasts up to 140h, you almost never need to charge it. Overall a great wireless mouse, using USB-a to connect to your system.

This new version is an improvement over an already great mouse. The feeling of the sensor is better than the previous one, battery charges much faster, the symmetric USB-C connector is more convenient.The mouse is now lighter but it keeps the same ergonomic feeling of previous models and the clicky feeling of the buttons is the best I've ever felt in a mouse.Although I play some games in my PC, I mainly use this mouse for productivity, as I leverage the extra buttons for macros and functions. Now with the new white design and without the RGB Christmas tree effects, I can bring the mouse to the office, it has a magnetic holder for the USB dongle and the configuration is saved onboard so there's no need deal with Security to install the G Hub software.By the way, my older model, a Lightspeed G502 is still working fine, I just got this new model because I like the design, Logitech mice have always been reliable and I'm sure this mouse will last many years.

Review Summary_________________Pros:• Premium Feel: With cheap mice, clicking often feels mushy, as if the flimsy plastic is flexing -- but with Logitech's "Hybrid optical-mechanical switches" the click is intentional, and produces a pleasing audible "click" sound. If you like mechanical keyboard sounds, you will like the clicking of this mouse.• Ergonomics: I found that it took a few days for my hand and wrist to get used to this shape coming from the G903 Lightspeed, despite having previously used the original G502 and G602, but after some getting used to, it's great. The scrollwheel's snapping toggle between free-scrolling and notch-based scrolling is also fantastic, and the button feels pleasing to press.• Performance: Especially when RGB lighting is disabled the G502 lasts for days on end. I keep the lighting on, and use it for 8 hours+ per day including working hours - I find that I need to charge it every few days, which is perfectly fine. I plan to invest in a POWERPLAY mouse mat.• RGB: The lighting is bright, responsive, and with plenty of customisation.Cons:• No included Weight Customization: One drawback is the absence of additional weights to customize the mouse's heaviness, limiting user preferences. This is odd, because the battery cover clearly has room for Logitech's weights. If you have a G903 like I do, then the weights from that will fit in this one! It's just a shame Logitech chose not to include any.• Storage Compartments: The dongle rattles when placed inside the mouse, which feels a bit cheap - though this is nitpicky. The mouse also lacks dedicated compartment for for the extra included button, which may inconvenience users who prefer keeping all components together. Again, this is a bit nitpicky.

Excellent mouse with improved switch reaction capability against its predecessor the G502 Hero. Fits the hand the same as the Hero and has a smooth glide function with replacement thumb select button if you prefer not to use it. Doesn’t have the RGB lighting like the Hero which personally I prefer. The DPI select is not as visible but you can select what you need. No need to reinstall GHub software as it identifies the new mouse and works with any buttons you disable or set macros too without and changes. All in all another great mouse from Logitech.

excellant mouse ive had a few 502 but this in white is very nice and always still best gaming mouse and a better feel than the normal 502

Love everything about this mouse. Nice shape, very comfortable. No wire means easy to move. Lots of buttons, easy to rebind them. No connectivity issues. Came from a corsair mouse that cost the same but was pure trash. This is miles ahead.

- The switches feel significantly better, it's clear that the new design will age better before double clicking or being intermittent.- The scroll wheel has welcomed some improvements. It's still very easy to tilt, yet is now soft and is easier to click without triggering tilt. Scroll up and down are now remappable in the software.- The farthest thumb button now has an extension lip, bringing it closer. Included is a swappable attachment should you want the old placement.- The weightlessness and glide of the mouse is impeccable.- The rubber sides are less spongy and likely to peel less. Instead, they've added very fine lined indentations for grip support.- The cable has been replaced from the stiff, dust-prone braided one to a smooth, malleable plasticky one.- Onboard memory is still available, so you can run the software once, write your sensitivity and mappings to the mouse, and never use it again. That said, I've never had issues with the software, instead I greatly appreciate the QOL of automatic profile switching, it's a huge productivity boost.The G502 X sets the standard for everything a modern mouse should be. It's aggressively priced for the regular no-frills model, there is a premium for the RGB and wireless variants.