Review on Logitech G G502 Lightspeed, black by Petar Popchev ᠌

A year ago, instead of the obsolete g502 of the 1st generation (she lived for 5 years, during which the cable sheath only got worn out and the rubber bands on the thumb grip were worn out, and so livelier than all the living) I took the hero version. After half a year, the right button (the button of the sight in the shooters) began to fail "self-release". Changed under warranty for almost a month, changed with a surcharge to g502 hero lightspeed. The same topic, half a year passes and now the left key, being held down with a minimal change in pressing force, "self-releases", again passed and again a month and a half of waiting (quarantine and May holidays have done their job, deliveries are now very long considering that I am from Belarus and the replacement coming from Hong Kong). Today I take out a new g502 hero lightspeed from the box and the left button sticks, as if there is chewing gum between the key and the mikrik. Third marriage in a row. I was very disappointed in the Logitech brand and in their top mice but got used to the g502 form factor and 1ms wireless/response. And now I don't know what to do. After all, having paid for a rather expensive product for my own money, I don’t even use it, but I’m constantly waiting for a replacement, like in groundhog day. Three mice in a row cannot be an accident, Logitech recognize your total marriage in the G 502 series.