Review on Logitech G G502 Hero Gaming Mouse K/DA by Adam Libera ᠌

A worthy replacement for the G500s (oh, they have reliable mice, they have served for 7 years), but with the third side button it turned out to be a complete bummer. Has some pros: - Super comfortable for me in all respects. - Hyperscroll on the wheel. - Lots of extra buttons. - Very soft and long (about 15 cm longer than on g500s) wire without braid on the latest versions of the mouse (there was already a review where the local logitech representative first recognized this as a marriage, and then he received a response from the manufacturer that everything was fine). After the g500s, the wire does not feel at all, as if it were not there. - There is a separate button for changing DPI under the hyperscroll button. Now the DPI up/down buttons next to the left mouse button can be used for other purposes. With its cons: - Most importantly, for which I lowered the star: the third side button "sight" does not work without the "G Hub" program, its reassigned parameter IS NOT SAVED IN THE MOUSE'S MEMORY. On the G500s, it worked on any device, but now it turns out that it works on a laptop, and on a phone in Samsung Dex mode (such as a phone as a PC, desktop android) it is already physically superfluous, simply unnecessary. That's what the hell in 2022 everything was fine with this button . - Indistinct system of weights. On the G500s, you filled the cartridge with weights (distributing weights of different weights across the matrix) and inserted it into a special hole in the mouse. And here all the weights of the same weight are inserted somehow indistinctly. And in general it is not clear why this is, if the mouse is quite balanced in weight . I left the mouse without weights and no problems. - The wheel is very sonorous, much louder than on the G500s. Although, maybe my G500s just had a ratchet worn off in 7 years .