Review on Logitech G G502 Hero Gaming Mouse K/DA by Velizar Stoyanov ᠌
Everything is fine, I liked the product, I bought it for a reason.
As a result, the mouse turned out to be good with its advantages and disadvantages, I do not advise buying more than 7k. And now, on March 23, there is a discount that costs only 3500, you need to buy, better mice for that price you won't find.
I hope the pictures I included give a clearer picture of my experience.
- Comfortable mouse shape (for my hand), good software, with the ability to configure binds and backlight. High dpi, impossible to break in games, a lot of additional buttons that do not interfere with work and play. Price = quality ratio at a height, take it at a discount, you won’t regret it, I took it a year ago for 6500.
- The wheel is not rubberized, it’s just more pleasant for fingers to use the rubber wheel in the same iron wheel, after 1 year of use, when scrolling, it began to make a soft sound (perhaps it quickly wore out because I play every day and jump on pressing the mouse wheel). Maybe I was so unlucky, but with the first g502 mouse, but it completely broke down in a week, did not connect to the computer, returned it under warranty, received a new one. Quite rarely, there are moments when the mouse simply turns off, the problem is solved by switching to the computer occurs 1-2 times a month (unpleasant). They didn’t bring a braid, although to make it - a penny for a year of use, the wire was not damaged.
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