G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse

Can you elaborate? So for my G502X I had a little bit of trouble setting it up initially. After some research I found a full mapped profile that someone created which I was able to import in and it allowed full use/customization of the buttons. This profile was also on github. You may have to do som

I can’t use it because I’m a claw/palm guy and I am constantly picking up and dropping and sliding my mouse so it needs to be super light. And it needs lots of buttons so I can program them for Mission Control and all kinds of other stuff with Better Touch Tool. That’s why I have stuck with the Logi

I’ve looked hours for replacements for this mouse. Currently using Logitech G502. It doesn’t have all the buttons I want, but no other mouse came close. https://www.logitechg.com/en-ca/shop/p/g502-hero-gaming-mouse

logitech g502x, little bit unnecessary number of buttons for war thunder but they are nice to have LMB, guns RMB, countermeasures And the extra buttons assigned for countermeasure type periodic countermeasures mode flaps up and down separate (+ wing sweep and thrust vectoring angle with the left alt

Want a lighter mouse? G pro Want a bunch of buttons and a more ergonomic shape? G502X

I used to use one, the Logitech G605 (iirc). It seemed like such a great idea on paper, but in practice it wasn't really all that helpful for my workflow. I ended up back on a G502X, which I'll likely stick to. I just have Copy/Paste and Seperate Clip on the buttons. If I were doing a lot of in-dept

You can actually get a replacement shell, and transfer the internals for a basically brand new mouse for 15 bucks, if not less.Thats what I did, bought a G502x plus, and replaced the old G502 shell and glides, and it's basically brand new, or even better, since I replaced original switches with japa

If you’re looking for a powerful mouse mapping tool, try MouseKey. It is like G Hub, but much better. I use a G502x and can now add 40+ smart buttons to my same mouse. It uses click cadences to add more button commands. I use onboard memory to set the buttons to basic f13-f20, then MouseKey for the

G502x, you can use piper Flatpack to configure the DPI and buttons. I have the wired g502 and its peak

I use the logitech g502x, and like it quite a lot. Just enough buttons without being overwhelming imo.