Logitech G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse – LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical primary switches, HERO 25K gaming sensor, compatible with PC – macOS/Windows – Black (Renewed)

Comfy, accurate, and light
My G502 Hero started giving me the infamous auto double-clicks after 8+ years of near daily use, so here is the assessment for its replacement with the G502 X:–Good–>Just as ergonomic and well-fitting to my large-ish hands>Just as accurate feeling in terms of sensor capability>Buttons feel as crisp and immediately responsive as the G502 Hero. Hoping the opti-mechanical switches prove themselves in the long term–Less good–>Whereas the Hero version came with a set of weights , the G502 X does not. Had old mouse weighted an extra 30 or so grams, and so while the adjustment to the new one hasn’t taken as long as expected prior, the lack of weight makes it feel cheap (even if the construction is solid and doesn’t creak like actually cheap mice). Of course weight doesn’t equal quality (eh Beats headphones?), but the extra weight of the Hero made it feel like a deliberate and purposeful tool instead of toy-like. I’m only chalking this opinion up to the newness of the experience though, so it undoubtedly will change to more favorable in short time.>The cord is rubberized instead of sheathed in a braided covering. Thankfully the rubber isn’t tacky and doesn’t grab onto the wood of my desk, but the braided Hero sheath did glide even more easily across surfaces.**Minor update for the overly attentive**>Yep, the weight difference largely stops being noticeable after a few days. While I miss the ability to customize it on principle, the body and construction of the Hero X is contoured enough and solid enough that I estimate I’ll appreciate the extra smidge of in-game aiming speed when next get in a session.

Great mouse for work and gaming
After getting tired of my razor mice having double click and janky scroll wheel issues (both due to static on the sensors), I decided to try this Logitech mouse. I really like the ergonomic feel and how it clicks. I was initially worried about the free rolling scroll wheel, but after using it I discovered that the scroll wheel “lock” just makes it click like other scroll wheels I’m used to. So I usually keep it “locked” (again, not actually locked, just clicks instead of rolling freely) for gaming or normal web and document browsing. But when I’m trying to get somewhere in a large spreadsheet or huge document, it’s nice to unlock it and fly through the pages. Oh yeah, and the mouse sensitivity buttons are awesome. I use it while gaming all the time in HLL – I turn down the sensitivity while playing infantry and using a rifle for steady aiming, but when I hop in a tank as a spotter, I turn the sensitivity up to look around quickly, all with a few clicks on the mouse. Very useful.

Left and Right click stopped working out of nowhere
One night i was gaming normally and in the next morning it just wont let me left or right click, i tried everything from uninstalling the driver and installing it again to downloading a logitech test tool and confirmed the two buttons are nonexistent for the tool.Redditors say they have to let the mouse inside the freezer for it to work every time they want to use it, im not putting my mouse in the freezer, thats just madness, worst product of all time, not buying anything logitech ever again, DO NOT BUY this crap

Newer but not an upgrade
New model is lacking many things that made the original model feel special to me. No RGB on the wired version of this mouse is a poor decision as this mouse no longer stands out in the market compared to other mice. Turned a fan favorite mouse into essentially a downgrade of the original but more costly.