Stop Buying The Logitech G502 

Stop disabling the dpi buttons, and instead use them for keys. The button layout is, imo, the reason this mouse is top tier.

This is the reason why youtube got rid of the dislike counter.

2022 fembro problems - the mouse is too heavy for my wrist muscles

Before you buy this mouse, ask yourself; can you trust the judgement of someone who has that hideous hand tattoo?

The weight is pretty helpful for people with slightly shaky grip or similar issues. Lighter mice have been problematic for me in the past just because of how easily I could knock myself out of alignment for a shot. Otherwise solid review, the braided cable version is better.

Everything you've said about this mouse just sounds like a personal problem. The only issues i've had with my g502 were the mouse feet and the scroll wheel whipping left and right cause i use low sensitivity, each of those things i can just turn off/swap out. It's a mouse, it isn't that heavy lmao. The buttons are also reprogrammable so all those DPI buttons don't have to be DPI buttons. Cable has also never been an issue, your setup is probably just bad - i don't even use a cable bungee

ahhh my little spaghetti arms can’t handle the 120 grams of the mouse

I have a Logitech G502 and have never had a problem with the weight or the cable.

Bought my g502 in 2016. Everything around it has been replaced but the g502 has never disappointed me

I totally disagree with everything you say…. This mouse is absolutely amazing in every game I play.

The most ridiculous complaints, at first it even seemed that you was trying to be funny. This mouse indeed have issues, but not those you mentioned.

Big brain idea: workout only your right arm, 3 days a week. By the time a flagship mouse like this comes down to 60g, you'll be a man, who don't need it

Weight is really a personal pref. Low weight mice is a more recent thing in the last 5 years or so and I've noticed that it came about the same time companies started to make quality soft mouse pads. However, soft pads usually have more friction than hard pads so I've always felt there was a correlation. I've always said a good low friction mouse pad negates any weight issues of a heavier mouse.

Too much effort to move around? Stop using a sandpaper mouse pad and strengthen up your baby wrists. My 13 year old niece uses this mouse and loves how fast it is to move around compared to some others. I have an IT friend with 0 muscles and he insists on using it with all the weights in it. I've been using it for years and love it and I'm not a Logitech fanboy. It's just a damn good mouse.

I tried a razer viper ultimate for about a year, and besides it being too small for my hands, it was also too light. Once it killed itself in 6 months (thanks razor) I grabbed one of these. It’s everything I want in a mouse, solid build, extra buttons but not so many that you can’t keep track of them, heavy so I can actually feel my mouse, and large enough where my hand isn’t just on the mousepad the whole time. It may not be for everyone, but this trend towards lower weight is just that: a trend. In reality some people like heavier mice and some like lighter. I personally run mine with all the weights in so it’s about 140g, and I love it. It also keeps my from using my wrist for aim, which in my case is relevant since I have had carpal tunnel before and don’t want to risk it again. The 502 is a great mouse, with its largest downside being it’s driver software. It doesn’t match the trend of gaming mice right now, but I’d rather see more options than everyone trying to make the same thing. Variety is good for the customer.

to me, it sounds like you got no strength in your arms if you think this mouse is like throwing a brick around

"many buttons that are redundant " firstly there is no such thing as a redundant button in a gaming mouse just ones that aren't utilized , secondly try playing an FPS game like tarkov and then tell me you don't need additional buttons

This is literally the best mouse i ever owned, as a warthunder air main having 11 buttons on it with very comfortable layout is just incredible, its also very very useful when editing cause you can just map so many settings to it

only things that matter in a review and everyone should always say it How much does it cost? How long does it last before it breaks? Does the scroll wheel last long without issues? Does the pressing/bottoms last long without issues? everything else is pointless and of no importance, the mouse can be super heavy, hard cable, many bottoms or few, but in the end if lets say i pay 40€ and the mouse lasts 5 years without 1 single problem then it's the best mouse ever no contest there, wish reviews actually went into durability instead of minutes and minutes of "don't like this, has bottoms here and there blabla"

100% not designed for you, for MMO's or actual productivity users rather than the very narrow focus you have that actually has specific mice for your use case. Some of us actually have wrists not made of glass so the weight is no drama and feels far less cheap than all the superlight mice that feel like they should be $20 at most.

bruh 110 grams are too heavy for your wrist muscles?

The G502 is amazing in terms of ergonomics and longevity but it has some flaws like the awful cable, mouse feet or weight. All of it are now solved with the new G502 X which have a new flex cable, PTFE mouse feet and a weight of only 89g. It also have new switches and a improved shape for 80€.

I use G502 and G305. The G502 is a VERY good mouse for productive use and games that don't aren't focused on aiming skills. The extra butons are very useful for web browsing and productive work. On my mouse, the sideways scrollwheel clicks are the back and forward buttons. The thumb side buttons are copy, paste and enter. The side buttons of left click are undo and redo. The G305 is used for fps games and for portability. It's a great mouse for laptops and it turns off after 5 minutes of inactivity. But it turns on immediately if you move it, so it's seamless. The stock battery lasted more than 3 months of exclusive use (only started using G502 recently) and you can easily squeeze out 1 month of battery life out of a AAA battery. The stock feet are a bit annoying, as they have a small surface area, and can sort of dig into the mouse pad, increasing the friction resistance. Using a fingertip grip has fixed this issue. Overall, G502 is an extremely good mouse for productivity and games that aren't competitive fps's.

I used this mouse for about a year now and it has been the best mouse I have had over the past 30 years. It didn't survive a plunge into a glass of water but that was to be expected.

1.2k likes and 4.2k dislikes according to restore youtube dislikes extension... I guess this really says something about these takes.

I agree with all the points in this video except for the weight point. I have never understood how heavy mice cause problems, I like it when my movements feel deliberate under that slight weight rather than airy and floaty with no weight. Then again this is just my opinion, and it seems it’s not a common one lol.

Looks to me trivial and pretty much irrelevant. Years ago I used to hang around with a guy who, hands down, was the best FPS player I ever came across. Be that IRL or online. Regardless of whether it was 1:1, DM or TDM he was wiping the floor with everyone. While people were talking about display response times, dpi sensitivities, how good a certain mouse was clicking... blah blah blah... he was perfectly comfortable with gaming on a 15" CRT monitor and two button PS/2 mouse. The guy was unplayable. If you suck at driving a car owning a Lambo will make no difference.

I mainly prefer lighter mice, but when it comes to work + play nothing beats the 502 and 903

In terms of the button layouts, there really aren't any, if at all, modern mice that have similarly positioned buttons

I used this mouse exclusively for 4 years and came to just about all the same conclusions as you. Recently updated to a Pulsar X2H mini and have been loving how much easier it is to move around the mousepad. I have to imagine most of the people complaining in the comments are picking it up recently and haven't used other superlight mice, since it's fairly old by now it goes on sale for a low price pretty often these days. It's certainly not a bad mouse and will definitely get the job done, but there are other options that will likely be more useful to someone if they just spent a little more or did a little more research. My pulsar mouse was on sale for almost half off, and there were other models that were just about the same price as the G502 Hero.

Using the G402 from 2015, G502 from 2019 and G502X for a while, the primary charm is definitely the ergonomic layout of the mouse and its buttons. I'm not an 'ubermensch' playing and acing all FPS games. I play them casually where the limitations of my mouse is far exceeded by limitations of my skill. The extra buttons are laid very thoughtfully and I can always bind and use them easily, unlike a MOBA focused mouse, like for example, corsair Scimitar Pro. The scimitar's buttons were unwieldy and a chore to accurately use, and has been a waste of money for me. G502 is therefore the best mouse to buy if you need extra buttons close by. The weight is welcome because I use a very high sensitivity and can reach any point in my screen with small-ish movements. Not ideal for FPS but that's not my thing anyway. The poor build of the wire bugs me but I've made my peace with it. Though I would be really happy if they changed that. But on a day to day basis, I never notice the wire, and have never felt annoyed at the nonexistence of a braided cable. The only gripe I've had with the series of mice is that the gunk and grime accumulating in the crevices are a real issue, I wouldn't mind if they turned their 'transformer' aesthetic down for practicality. And I've had to replace the switches after a few years because they started doubleclicking. But G502X has optical switches which should alleviate the issue. Otherwise, great mouse so far, and definitely worth it.

Dude is so weak that he can't move more than 100g, lol Nah, but being serious, I never understood the thing for lightweight mice, I personally prefer them heavier. Bought the first ever 502 a few months after it came out and still use it to this day (currently needing a replacement because it has started to get that horrible greasy feeling even though I clean it daily and I am very careful with not having dirty hands near my electronics. The mouse is top tier, extremely versatile, there are games where the amount of buttons really do help a lot, like on CoD Zombies, since you have easy access to the usual d-pad functions on your mouse hand, also, for creative suite purposes the buttons have been a huuuge time saver for me, the scroll wheel is also something I love about the mouse. I don't think it's overrated, it just isn't for someone like you that just prefers something simple and light.

The problem isn't the mouse or its weight, it's your grip. Palm grip requires you to move your wrist way more than fingertip grip where you just move the mouse under your hand by moving your fingers. It also extremely easy to make small movements that way. The actual problem with the mouse is that the rubber grip for your thumb wears down after 3-4 years down to the bare plastic and the scroll wheel notches smooth down to a point where your finger slips over it.

Just bought this mouse today. Love it! Good button layout, all reprogrammable. A little heavy. Responsive. Love the wheel. Most important, the right price. $35 bucks. Would have had to spend 2x as much for similar from any other brand.

I've been using it for 8 years now. What I like, the shape, placement and number of buttons, hefty scroll wheel, easy software, infinite scroll wheel and left and right buttons on it. What I dislike, flaky rubber, the crevices between the side buttons (it's a grime magnet), coating on the scroll wheel has worn off, teflon pads are too small and weird shape and also collect grime between the crevices, ideally the mouse bottom should be one big chunk of teflon. If I could make a custom version I'd remove the rubber completely and have a smooth surface instead of that triangle pattern, have machined stainless steel scroll wheel, improve the side buttons. Other than that it's a perfect mouse.

I have a G402, very similar to the G502, from day one, never got any problem with it. If it gets dirty I just clean it, Imagine that... The cable is not a problem at all, I have a lot of space in front of the mouse, never got problems with the button placement and I play a lot of FPS, I don't think that 120g (G502) or 109g (G402) is that heavy for a mouse, the rock that you tape on it is heavier and even though you could still move it...

grown man complains about not being capable of moving around 125g of plastic

Beta male weak wrist, and I excel in fps games with this mouse usually topping leaderboards in a variety of games, only thing you said I agree with is the dirt trapping, I rebound all those buttons for fps games so they are usable, for tarkov for example I use the two "DPI buttons" for my healing items

Detach the lump of concrete from the mouse . . . it improves performance.

Not everyone has the same priorities as you. Not everyone is a competitive FPS player and needs an ultralight mouse with only the most basic features. The G502 isn't bad. It just isn't the mouse for you.

It’s me. I’m the reason. I started the whole “g502 master race” thing. I’m sorry.

To be honest, the G502 is basically the best mouse for casual gamers. The shape feels really good for my hand. The weight might be a "little" off the normal mice weight, but it's still really good to use. I understand it's your opinion, but don't tell other pepole to not buy it.

i bought this mouse because of the weight. but im sick strong af

I personally like mice that are 110g or heavier, so the G502 is perfect for me. I've used mine since the original Proteus Core from 2013.

Out of the 10 different mice I have consisting of Steel Series , End Game , Corsair and Razer mice , the Logitech G502 is still my favorite mouse by far.

All of the drawbacks mentioned in this video are what I would condsider benefits. The weight is what attracted me to it in the first place, the DPI is user selectable including the snipe button, the infinite scroll wheel is perfect for thrust control when flying in War Thunder and the new cable is better than the braided one as it gives less resistance on your desk.

My first car didn't have power steering. That was heavy...

Bought my G502 in 2016 and still using it. Need to upgrade because it only shows NOW after super heavy usage wear. The right mouse button isn't reliable anymore, it makes double-clicks and or none at all. I upgraded to a Deathadder V3 Pro and I agree with almost everything said in the video. I do not understand the dislikes because this mouse is too heavy, strains the wrist and causes damages. At least for me because I got fucking huge hands and the mouse is extremely small.

1. just get a stronger arm 2. you're insane if you think this mouse is ugly 3. just... reprogram it if you don't like it. you don't have to use these buttons 4. most wired g502's have braided cables

Okay, i won't buy the G502. I'll buy the G502 X Plus, instead! It's better, and it pisses you off apparently, which is a bonus. Also, i use it for FPS, and I'm quite happy with it. Destiny 2, MWII, and many others. I love the functionality the extra buttons give. In D2: the Sniper Button is remapped to uncharged melee G5 is grenade G4 is class ability G8 is charged melee G7 is finisher G9 is block I've used this setup for over 4 years, with Corsair's G502 ripoff, the Dark Core Pro, and with the legendary G502 itself, both wired, and wireless. G502 is the best mouse I've ever used. And here's the kicker: i'm 28, and hands and wrists are just fine, so i don't know what you're on about.

it's a great mouse. I'm a pretty nervous shooter, I need slow sensitivity/dpi, and the weight is a plus for me. You can choose how fast to move your mouse. It's not like the weight of the mouse is hindering how fast you can move it, unless you're really weak lol. Mouse weight is the most overhyped attribute.

121grams is light.

This guy is just a weak dude. I'm using my G502 hero with all the weights equipped.

Alright so, after watching the whole video, I do have many disagreements with some of your statements regarding the mouse, but I will start with what I DO agree with. To give preface, I've been using the G502 Hero for about the last 2 years. I wholeheartedly agree that the cable is absolute hot dog water, but I've come up with a solution that has worked rather well for me to compensate where the cable lacks, and oh boy does it lack. The monitor I play most games on, including FPS, has a lil slot in it for cable management through the stand itself, which I fed the cable through and additionally to prevent more flip floppiness I've just stuck a small piece of tape over the cable attaching it to the base of the stand. It's by no means a perfect solution, but I have enough desk space that it's not a massive problem otherwise. The other thing that I agree with is that it definitely does get dirty, but I mean 5 minutes of cleaning every once in awhile never hurt anyone. The ability to unlock the wheel has also become useful in my job as of late, allowing me to efficiently scroll through massive amounts of bullshit with extreme speed. Beyond that, I feel that the mouse, for me, is decently weighted on its own, and I have not added any weights. I play games such as Insurgency, Tarkov, CSGO, as well as some more casual games like Minecraft and Eve Online. For CS and Tarkov especially, I feel like the added weight does actually help quite a lot in keeping my movements steady and much smoother, because I don't end up having to re-micro adjust if I accidentally over adjust. I did used to play around with dpi quite a bit, but all under 1000dpi, until I settled on the dpi I liked most with the mouse which currently sits at 800. The mouse isn't uncomfortable in my hand whatsoever, and I feel as if my hands are larger than average. On a steelseries mouse pad, with the default feet the mouse glides incredibly smoothly. Now, I am by no means a pro, but of all the mice I have used in the past, it certainly has been the best for me. I'm not exactly the biggest fan of lighter mice though, so I will admit I'm biased there. However, I do believe your statement on the mouse taking considerably more effort to move is overexaggerated at best. Moving it takes a miniscule amount of effort, as with a lot of modern mice, and I am by no means fit. In fact, I'll be brutally honest and say I'm a fat fuck who hasn't worked out since 2019. I have had 0 issues with my wrist as a result of using the mouse, or in general. Thanks for the chad compliment though

It's got an optical scroll wheel. I have 10+ mice with jumping scroll wheels. Even my latest razer viper v2 pro has a jumping scroll wheel encoder. My G502 with its optical encoder still works even after 5 years.

I've played 7300 hours of games since May 2019 and I use a G502 with weights added. No pain. Mouse looks awesome.

What ever you do get the g502 and do not listen to this guy you’ll thank me later

Over 25 years of PC gaming I've found the G502 Hero to be the best mouse for my gaming style. I don't add any weights and man I've become so much better at FPS games. Sounds like more of a personal issue for you. Everyone likes different mice for different reasons. This one is so popular because so many have fallen in love with it. At this point you're just being an ass.

The reason it's been selling for 8 years is because they made an incredible mouse 8 years ago. I violently refuse to switch from the G502.

Wtf dude, I have three kids using the computer with three mouses all connected to the PC, a Corsair M90, Razer Death Adder and a 502 Hero. I love the Logitech and don't agree with you at all bro!!

Or you know go to the gym and get some arm work outs done. You might even be able to lift a shopping bag not just move a mouse

It is quite good. If you are not comfortable thats your choice. This doesnt mean mouse is trash just your opinion.

I literally can't move on from the G502 because the infinite scroll wheel is way too useful for casual computer usage

my only problem is a broken middle button in the mouse wheel, I always use it in AutoCad

I guess some people like this reviewer don't get it because they cannot comprehend why. People buy it because they like the feel of the mouse and the button layout and how many buttons it have. Not everyone plays FPS all day long in some sweaty CSGO lobby. Many of us play RPG games and SP games in general. Having a mouse where you can map most functions in the game for quick access without having to take your fingers off WASD is a good thing. I can move and toss nades and drop ammo or do other things in full speed of movement. No moving index finger away from W to hit a number key to do an action. That just stops you. It has had improvements as well. The G502X wireless is ~100gram. Only issue with it, it springy noise on main buttons, but a minor thing if you don't hear it when gaming. No more heavy metal mouse wheel, that was a dumb idea they had at the first 1-2 generations. Yes it's not the lightest mouse, it's ergonomics can take some getting used to. But most adapt and get used to it.

Cool what other brands (besides Logitech and Razer) that are wireless have the infinite scroll/freespin/Hyperscroll wheel mode as great at the Razer Basilisk V3 Pro and Logitech G502 X Plus? Thank you. God bless.

"This mouse is worse than another mouse that's over double the price thus it's garbage!" Comparing a $35 mouse to a $90 and complaining it's not as good is not a fair comparison

I like a heavy mouse. I like a rubber cable, I always think braided cables are like some throwback to the 1930s.

387 likes and 1200 dislikes, RIP. BIggest L take 🤡

I have the g502 wired and wireless and I mostly use the extra weights on my headphones my taping them to the side of the headband to balance out the weight since my headphone cable is quite heavy.

Logitech have always made mice that fits my hand like a glove, and I gotta ways, when I first saw the original G502 (the Proteus Core) I wasn't sure if it was any good. First time I used it, it fit perfectly. Everything was awesome except for the feet. They peel off way too quickly and start to catch your mousepad. I had to buy new feet (Hotline Games F4 Silver) and they are 5000 times better. They glide way better and doesn't bend and stick to the pad. The coating also come off really quickly. Other than that though, it's a solid mouse. With flaws.

This man can’t comprehend the concept that some people want heavy mice

it is, very simply, the best all round mouse ever created

Yes light mouse is good but if you prefer cable then it will be affected by it weight or other forces from it when its folded by your movement then it good to have heavy mouse... then If mouse use batteries then its not light anymore ... more batteries more weight more work time! Also good plastick weight a bit and if you want to make it lighter you need to or use slighty les plastic = it would not be strudy or/and use some structurizing to make structure light and durable at same time. This mouse for me is ok. In term of roller - I bought it because of it ... why ? Im working with tons of code so scroling for me through like 1000 lines of code one hand is faster thant using keyboard combination to go to the line (maybe it wouldntbe if I would know which line I would go exactly) so at same time Im making sip of tea or juice or just scratching bottom :P. So I love its so super fast to scrol and at same time this lock mechanism to make it heh click - of course this mode could be littme more smotther but its ok'isch for my taste. swift change of its programable speeds is v v v nice for gaming experience as well as working for me is nice. Plastic is super nice in touch and not leaving musges after touch! Then minuses for me from greatest to not so problematic: 1. Logitech app id influence some of my older programs like msiafterburner - I cannot open it anymore because of some visual C++ problem induced by logitech - but the list of problems with some application is greater - because I use old windows and older application because I do not like to be imposed windows 10 or 11 my freadom of use linux or whatever I want (win 11 taking control on what you can run on computer! WTF) so yeach - google it or check what win 11 brings to the table (or rather take) more than just subscriptions 1-2. after one year medicore extensive use my left button started to double click! - wtf its not premium as they told 2. its edges - it is just dust and skin and swet gatherer after 1 year of gaming I got hard time clearing all those gaps!!! - yeah its not bad but when I want to clear /wash mouse I want it to be clear - but of course some people may say eh whatever (its my prefrence) 3. to open this mouse and fix it you would need to remove stickers (so you want to buy new ones! wtf) to conclude - its v nice mouse overall - it was super easy to use and not as expensive. If I would find mouse with mitigation of above mentioned problems with same pross even if litle more expensive I would bought different mouse) in fact there is one which is in of copy of this one - seems nice and those microsticks are of better endurance so yeah I wich change it especialy because of this intrusive problematic logitech apps - dont get me wron ... aplication is flawles and easy to use in ters of it user experience but not in terms of backward system / aplication compatibility. so if cons are something you would want to avoid especialy if my pross are not good enough for you then you would want to avoid this mouse iven if its a nice mouse.

I like this mouse the only problem I have with it is its not heavy enough

I have a G502, and a Hero. The first one is far superior, from my perspective playing Darktide at the time I switched. I thought it'd be an upgrade and improve my capability, but it nerfed me. The first G502 is much smoother and accurate. The Hero, even at very low DPI settings, skips over a pixel at the slightest move of the mouse. As a result it's extremely difficult to get pinpoint long distance shots. I spent a hundred pounds on the Razer Atlas tempered glass mousemat and like 50 for this Hero mouse thinking it was an upgrade, it's outrageous that it is fundamentally worse than the previous one in this crucial way.

1.1k likes and 3.6k dislikes says a lot about his opinion of not buying one of the bests mice around LOL

I honestly love the weight on gaming mouse, i hate the feeling of a light mouse, Then again i am a car mechanic so i got some arm strength.

121G is quite refreshing as it helps to remind me that Im actually HOLDING something underneath my palm

You sound like YOU had problems with it, the mouse is amazing , iv used one for 5 years

people who say it feels heavy as fuck are frail as hell, it's not that heavy feeling when you actually use it

I feel like the people who complain about heavy mice also have the physique of a stick bug. How is a 100 gram mouse hard to move around? I had a Logitech G502 and it was easy to move around.

i honestly love the mouse the problem is that because of the foam factor my pinky gets left out, and ends up rubing the mousepad, but ive got used to it, and the weight is fine, if anything i think there should be more programmable buttons since i use em alot XD

as much as I love lightweight ones (currently using Aria XD7), G502 is still a solid mouse especially with its button layout

I agree i first loved this mouse then after 3 years it stared to double click the only thing I like is the weight I even put all the weights it gives you in the mouse

"oh no i don't like this mouse other people better not buying it too!"

It's terrible, once I get my new mouse probably next month...I'm literally throwing it in the trash, not even gonna bother with giving it away. If people think the weight of a mouse doesn't matter...it does, if you're using the mouse for 2-4 hours...the weight starts to become apparent...and you'll feel it on your wrist. I'm not a weak dude, I'm heavy into training calisthenics often...but I broke my wrist about a decade ago and I get wrist pains...this mouse sucks for that, and I'm realizing I need a light and easy mouse. Don't buy it...let Logitech just discontinue it, or... what I think they should do is just make a smaller and lighter version of it...I like the infinity scroll wheel and I think they should put it on other mice, and that's all I like about it, but the weight of it isn't worth that. I'm happily going back to a regular scroll wheel.

Hard to take someone seriously who plays the kind of games that you'd only have if your mom goes to the games store and says "give me what all the kids play these days"

lol its not heavy unless you are a 5 yr old kid. i got g502 and never thought of its weight as a downside

The Lightspeed is most comfortable, looks awesome, hasn't gotten dirty. DiamondLobby wash your hands and workout occasionally. Logitech make a superlight version. This video feels like a troll.

I just bought one, it's awesome. I've had several too.. the razer naga..Death adder... steel series... red dragon... bloody v3 (Great mouse btw) and I will confess this is the best

A heavy mouse is not a problem but rather a bonus as its far easier to control if using higher DPI settings. But if you are using a sensitivity setting that would make an old IBM ball mouse get a superiority complex and constantly need to lift your mouse off the table then yes weight matters.

Ive been in love with this mouse for years. I use these buttons for every game for different things, when I played WoW i had abillites there. Given you have atleast 6 buttons if you dont count Dpi up and down buttons

To all my little femboys, been using it since 2018, no issues so far, threw it, tried to abuse it but works like a charm. The extra buttons definitely help in games

> g502 bad > suggests a mouse 3 times it cost that uses an easily lost dongle and requires constant recharging sorry I have college to pay for and pirated textbooks to scroll through btw you can just use it without the bottom panel to save a few grams

I got 20k elo(top 1%) in CS2 using the g502 wired that ive had since 2016. I just got the DA v3 Pro, havent gotten to try it out yet, but it goes to show that a good mouse doesnt equal good skills.

sounds like a skill issue to me... the mouse is fucking cool and I love it :D

The G502 lightspeed is a gaming mouse in the same way that the BMW M5 is a sports car. It’s got the (big engine) fast sensor, and low latency Bluetooth chip (dual clutch automatic). But at the end of the day it’s still weighing over a double most light weight gaming mouses (M5 weight 1930kg, MX5 weight 961kg). The G502 is a productivity mouse (luxury car) dressed up to be a gaming mouse (sports car). It’s got the comfortable palm grip (comfortable soft seats), 9 programmable buttons (storage space & back seats), the infinite scroll wheel (cruise control). The G502 is the mouse you get when you want the functionality of the MX Master ( Mercedes S-class) but the response of a gaming mouse (sports car).

What mouse pad do you recommend? Any on Aliexpress?

He is being dramatic af I had it for 2 years and didn’t have a single problem