Logitech G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse - LIGHTFORCE hybrid optical-mechanical primary switches, HERO 25K gaming sensor, compatible with PC - macOS/Windows - White

Es exactamente lo que esperarías de este mouse, solo que si lo consigues en alguna oferta no dudes en comprarlo

Honestly it's kinda dissapointing that this mouse has less features than G502SE that i had before while being almost 50$ more. Still a great mouse i'm just wondering why logitech would come out with a mouse worse than it's predecessor.

This is the absolute perfect mouse for my 131 grip. I developed this habit using Logitech MX518. The only other mouse that I used for prolonged period of time was Superlight G Pro X that developed a fault with its scroll wheel after 8 months. G502X also has another one of my favourite features - infinite scroll wheel. It still works perfectly even though now they use less metal in it compared to the G502 Hero and Proteus Core. The reason why they did this is to shave off 30 grams, which makes this mouse very lightweight considering its size and number of buttons. Highly recommended.

Having used the G502 SE for a few years, I was used to the style. For my hands, the thumb buttons are in a good place. The cord is shorter and non-braided, which is a shame. It doesn't seem as high quality as the components and price would indicate. Was happy with the feel of the mouse, just not a $100 mouse with this poor cable. Got it on sale, so mostly happy.

I've JUST received this, and will be updating it (If I remember) after my initial first impressions. When I first took it out of the box it's extremely light. There doesn't seem to be anywhere for me to put weights in it which is unfortunate as I enjoy heavier mice. Finding the drivers/app for it was super easy (Even though it's UK and asks for the Day before Month XD). The hotkeys are simple. My only gripe is the same as the last mouse I tried. When you switch the DPI there isn't a display that says the new DPI. Does Razor have a patent on that? Or does every other place just not want to do it. Who doesn't want to easily know exactly what DPI they just switched to when they change DPI's. I play multiple games and having multiple unique DPI is a must, changing to them is extremely difficult without seeing it. Everything else feels pretty good thus far though, so if you're okay with not knowing what exact DPI you just switched to when you switch this is a good product.