Review on Logitech G G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse by Jnis Brveris ᠌

Name: Logitech G G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse
Item: Logitech G G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse
Rating: 5

May 24, 2023

The ratio of price and quality is very pleasing, I will repeat the purchase.

This is my first gaming mouse, so I can't really compare it to anything else.
I needed to take it to determine whether or not my poor gaming skills are the result of a defective mouse. It wasn't only the mouse, as the % of successful shots recovered following the initial dip experienced during "for yourself" adaptation.
I made an online purchase at a budget retailer without trying it on, following the advice of previous customers. It was a stroke of luck that it worked for my hand and was a good fit otherwise. That's a chance you shouldn't take:)
Two or three on the thumb seemed sufficient, but now I find myself using all eleven.
The "bounce" of the buttons that has been reported for over a year has not yet materialized; however, I only play for an hour or two every day, at most.
There are plenty of high-quality photographs available online, so I only included the photo as evidence of purchase.

Pros

(My) pillow (for) beneath my arm Feels good when touched. A brake-releasing wheel (this is actually a bonus, not a drawback; being able to fast and silently scroll through the commentary tapes is exactly what I miss about a properly functioning mouse). Numerous controls Adjustable button labels (under Windows; under Linux, the tool was not immediately loaded, but I didn't hunt for it - the mouse itself remembers the settings) and a plethora of other customization options. Correction of mass Illumination from behind (it was pointless). Using buttons to toggle DPI sensitivity

Cons

According to previous evaluations, the braid began to unravel after about three to five months, and the cable eventually herniated out of the device. I just wrapped it in masking tape and stopped streaming because there was no point. When traveling the mouse without a box, the magnetic bottom lid can open, allowing the mouse to fall out; in this case, you may choose to seek out weighing agents. I read in the reviews that some people have trouble sleeping because of the clicking of mouse buttons, therefore I wouldn't want to do that. The third mouse3 button, the roller brake switch, is very audible. When the brake is engaged, the roller makes a lot of noise, but not in the way that a switch does.