Review on Logitech G G502 Hero Gaming Mouse, Black by Stanislaw Puzyna ᠌

The mouse can only be used at 100% by someone with a palm that is larger than typical and who uses a full-length flat grip. Claw and finger grips are sideways. The right and left clicks also have varied tones. Gamers don't mind, but it can be a little distracting while you're trying to work quietly. Various pros: + The primary keys are pressed very quickly and clearly. scroll wheel that spins freely. The side fingers are really cozy. side rubberization. pliable cable. The sensor merits nothing but praise. For shooters, having an aim button for instantly switching dpi affords almost cheating advantages (depending on how it's done, see the drawbacks). No one without this button can ever defeat someone who has it (with the same skill level) Cons: - The two side buttons can't be distinguished by touch. It is hard to predict which one you will select. - The third side button "sight" is inaccessible with a standard grip; in order to click the button, you must move the mouse's full brush. This is an error. - Excessively weighty. - The wheel is tight and loud when it is in a fixed position. - The wheel dangled from left to right, making noise, a knocking sound, and vibration when it moved. Not everyone experiences the issue, but it does.