Logitech G502 LightSpeed Mouse
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What didn't you like about it? Although this thread is about the 502 Lightspeed, not the 502. I find it comfy in the hand, the buttons are where I'd expect them to be, the battery lasts quite a long time before needing charging (and I've made a ghetto wireless version for that). The mouse is responsive, the glides work well on my mat, and on the wooden desk I use at a pinch. I use, I believe, a type of claw grip.
I'm only a casual gamer, but it works well in game. It really will highlight any mouse acceleration/assist (I'm replaying GTA 4 and there's a real dead spot aiming up and left, well documented, and the mouse really shows this up. The mouse assist is also shown up in WatchDogs - I wish devs wouldn't use it, or make the option to disable it easy, but that's for another thread!). My previous mouse was an MX518 so similar in both weight and design. My daughter is now using my old one. A happy user here at any rate
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The only thing i did to my G502 Lightspeed wireless was changing the skates for Hotline Games 3.0, it glides way way better and allows for more finer control.
I feel like the G502 and lightspeed suits people with smaller hands, i have relatively small hands and i find this mouse very comfy and fits nicely in the palm of my hand.
I feel like the G502 and lightspeed suits people with smaller hands, i have relatively small hands and i find this mouse very comfy and fits nicely in the palm of my hand.
I use a G703 from 2018 and it has that dreaded scrolling wheel issue, which is now getting to the point where the scroll wheel is unusable. Tried updating the firmware etc but no luck. Am I correct in saying that the 502 has the upgraded sensor over my G703? I've always used Logitech in the past and they have been great, but hearing about the whole double click issue with these and the issue I have with mine, it's starting to give me doubts.