G502 X Plus

Hello! The mouse is a Logitech g502 x plus wireless RGB. It's paired with a third-party wireless charger from Amazon. I switched after running all 4 (5 if you count the silent S version) gens of the MX Master and prefer this one. Unless you rely on the program interactions, the g502 has plenty of pr

"Lightspeed" is not a mouse but the name of Logitech's wireless technology. This is probably a graph of the delay added by that wireless technology, not the mouse itself. For example, for the G502x Plus, the delay is around 0.5ms (based on ratings data). Still not quite 0.33ms but still much closer.

Wireless. I used to worry about latency, but it's a non-issue now. I couldn't go back to the slight resistance a cord gives. I also love how clean it makes the setup look. The Logitech G502 X Plus is just a fantastic mouse.

Best will be subjective, but I personally have a Logitech G502 X Plus paired with a Logitech G Wireless Charging Pad and love it. I used to hate wireless mice because nothing sucks more than the battery dying while using it, and if you need to plug it in and use it wired when it dies, then why not j

I think I can help you here, since I owned g502 hero, g502x plus and Razer basilisk v3 pro.I first had g502 hero - it wasn’t anything special. Felt rather heavy, clicks weren’t satisfying, imho looked chunky and… buttons started double clicking after a year. I then switched to g502 x plus and really

I switched from wired mouse (rat 8+) to Logitech G502 X Plus. My experience has been great. Feels as snappy. That was also my concern and to me doesn't feel any different.

I've had the Logitech G502 since high school, about 10-11 years, after that I gave it away and bought myself the G502 X Plus Light speed just because I went all wireless on my peripherals!

I have a Logitech G502x Plus Lightspeed, it works fine using Solaar to control it. That being I'd really consider Keychron next time because of their approach to compatibility. They have a web based configuration system so it works on Linux already, most others (like my mouse) don't get updates if t

I bought the G502X Plus. The scroll wheel is loud but besides that I’m happy. Dynamic Lighting does work but I actually just set a fixed value for RGB in Logitechs software and because Logitech saves that on the onboard memory (unlike Razer…) I now have no software running at all, not even Dynamic L

answer: If you want Logitech’s software but Orochi-like quality, look at the G Pro X Superlight (1 or 2) for premium build and clicks. If you need Bluetooth + rechargeable, the G502 X Plus or MX Master 3S are solid picks.