Logitech G302 Daedalus Prime MOBA Gaming Mouse

Where to start. Ok everyone, so I recently got into computer gaming. My career is in IT, but I've always been more drawn to the xbox/play station world. After building my PC, I started with basic peripherals. My PC is a beast, but my peripherals were basic. I didnt know what to invest on and I definitely didn't want my first PC gaming experience to go to waste because of cheap electronics. After about a year of researching. Yes a year, I take my investments and computer parts seriously. Also, I know that there are super high end mouses out there but listen. Everyone has different size hands/fingers and while it might work for 90% of the population it might not work for you. Well guess what? I used the high end mouse devices and I was one of the 10% that didn't work for me. All my friends are aficionados of PC hardware so i got to try all of them. Literally, every single one that the pros use. Until my best friend recommended this mouse to me, we share the same physical aspects when it comes to our hands. Which is about 6.5-7 inches from the bottom of your palm to the top of the middle finger. Rather small hands, but hey - I can still throw the football 50 yards, so I was never worried about it. Key note: Be honest with yourself when picking a mouse that is for you. This is the device you will use the most, so why lie to yourself on how comfortable it is when showing it to others? When I received this mouse I was a little skeptical I'm not going to lie. I trusted my friend over my past experiences with Logitech. I haven't been a fan of logitech ever since I got into computers when I was 13 yrs old. Their PC cameras were awful, their keyboards- sub par, the quality of their electronics: cheap. I opened it and I was neutral about it, meaning I had used high end mouse devices from my friends and they still had some in the boxes ("just in case my mouse breaks they said, for emergency" 70 dollar mouse btw) I told my friend I got it in the mail and told him I was about to log in and play. I connected it, downloaded the software, set my settings as needed everything was going well. I was surprised because it was logitech and so far no errors. Then I realized, wow, I've been using this mouse to set everything up. my programs, my work files and emails *click* *click* *click* This mouse was by far the most comfortable mouse I had ever used. It fit my hands like a glove. The grasp, the "claw" of my hands was so natural. I had no more finger cramps after hours of playing. The clicks were so responsive, I couldnt believe it was logitech. Guys its been almost a year since I bought this and now this is my review. I couldn't ask for a better mouse. I looked at the price just now and it is 29.99. IT IS A STEAL. I'm thinking about buying some more and keeping them as backups because this mouse is so comfortable. When working with computers all day, there is no price point, and i mean NONE that can scare you when buying a good item, as long as the item is comfortable for longgg periods of time. bring this mouse to work, i play games with it and occasionally i travel with it(i'm scared it will get crushed between long trips, luggage, etc) Anyways this mouse fits perfect for my hands. This is by far the best mouse I've ever used.

TL;DR: This is my favorite mouse by far! Great mouse and practically the same as the Discontinued G303! Highly Recommend!! (Hope Amazon keeps it in stock going forward!!) The Essay: It has a unique body style that is not found in any other mouse, and is excellent for people who use claw grips! I can effortlessly use a claw grip with this mouse, without tiring my hand. I initially started using the G303 mouse when it released, but recently have swapped over to the G302 because of the G303 being discontinued, and in terms of gaming, I don't see or feel any difference between the G303 and the G302! So even though the optical sensor is different or whatnot, in terms of gaming, there is no difference between the G303 and G302 for me, and I can get pretty competitive in 1st person shooters! From what I've gathered, there's only 2 big differences between the G303 and G302 - the max DPI and the cord. The G302 has a big difference in max DPI, maxing out at 4,000 DPI while the G303 maxes out at 12,000 DPI - I use 1,000 DPI lol - I don't think this is a major issue for most people, except for people who flick shot. As for the cord, the G303 has an excellent braided cord, but the G302 has a standard rubber cord, which can be stiff - not ideal, but for me, not a deal breaker. I just gather some extra cord on my desk and I don't feel any drag on my mouse after. It is interesting to note that the current G302's being supplied on Amazon in 2021 are G302's being imported from the Asian market, as Logitech, for some reason, has discontinued the G302 for the US and Canadian markets, but not for the Asian market. However, the G302's from the Asian markets are EXCELLENT! So very happy to see that, as I had old G302's from 2015 - 2016, and just bought one now in March of 2021 and the new one is just as good, if not better than the old G302's! (I wish Logitech also brought back the G303 into production as it was an excellent mouse and it seems there is still a good amount of demand for it, considering people are selling it for $100 - 300 for new ones!) I hope Amazon please keeps stocking the G302 into the future, as I haven't found another mouse that I like anywhere near as much as the G300 series and G302!

Pros: - Solid build quality, has a certain soft matte texture which feels nice on the hand and it doesn’t rattle when shaken. - Satisfying clicks due to the retention springs. - 6 Mouse “feet”, previous versions only had 4 that caused them to wobble. - Tacticle mouse wheel that scrolls in steps. - Sleek design with LED honeycomb sides and G logo. - Logitech software is simple and easy to use. Cons: - Unique shape, I’d only recommend this for claw and fingertip grip users. - No RGB, the LED only glows blue. Other thoughts: If you're a claw grip user then this mouse was tailor made just for you. You can also get by using the fingertip grip which is how I use the mouse albeit does feel kinda awkward. My thumb doesn't have a lot to grip on due to the fact that it rests on the hump. Also if you palm grip then I suggest you look elsewhere, the small size and awkward shape of the mouse will cause your hand to cramp.

A simple no frills mouse with the quality you'd expect from Logitech. Despite the fact that this is labeled as a 'Gaming Mouse,' I purchased the 302 to be used as my primary mouse in the office at work. I've been using Logitech's G-Series mice for so long it was a bit of a no brainer to pick up the 'little brother' of the lineup when I finally got sick of the cheap crap that work provided for mice and I needed something that wouldn't kill my wrist working 9-12 hour days. The G302 is a very simple mouse that has all the buttons one needs in a normal business setting...it's light weight makes it easy to maneuver and less stressful during repetitive actions such as working in spreadsheets or flipping through webpages. The mouse features 'mood lighting' in a single color along the rear section which can be set to varying states of on, off, or pulsing which can give the mouse a bit of a 'cool' look while sitting on your desk during the day. I've had a few co-workers comment on it while standing at my desk so it apparently gets more attention than I thought. Quality for price? I'd say it's a good ratio, I wouldn't expect it to hold up as long as the G900 I have at home but why would I given the G900 was almost $200 and this was 1/10th of that price. I feel it will last perfectly long in a business setting and I'd highly recommend it to anyone who is tired of the manufacturer mice you normally get stuck with at work.

Far and away my most favorite mouse, especially if you're not a fan of the more popular palm grips out there. Having grown up orginally gaming with an office mouse, I found this one to be great for transistioning to regular without having to spend a ton of money. Stylish, responsive and sturdy. I found that I don't really use the DPI setting unless I accidnetly push it making it the only negative I have personally. Depending on how many hours you put into them, regular wear and tear should be expected. One of the side buttons began to malfunction after about two yours however I used it A LOT. I ended up just buying another one even though the old one was still fine for casual gaming. Overall, great mouse for those looking to get more serious into PC gaming.

This is the 2nd one of these I've purchased. One which I used for a few years and completely changed my ability to play FPS' like overwatch on a higher level of accuracy - I switched to the G703 for wireless and the larger hand size and that's what I use now. I've given this one to my girlfriend who loves the size and look. Also bought one recently for my daughter, because she has smaller hands as well and needed a better mouse. The software allows for RGB controls and adjustment of DPI and how many different DPI settings you can click through. It's fantastic and works extremely well. The sensor is a "flawless" sensor - and for 25 dollars, which this was on sale for at the time, it's the absolute best deal for a gaming mouse with a flawless sensor around. Ignore "gaming" mice that are cheaper or use lasers and have ridiculously high DPI, and get a logitech or another flawless optical sensor (not laser!) mouse. Check Rocket Jump Ninja's videos on youtube, he does unbiased detailed reviews on sensors and mice and helped me decide on both this and the G703. It'll change your game - literally.

Pros: - Awesome sensor, no smoothing/acceleration. LOD is low enough for me (1-2 cd's) - GODLIKE LMB & RMB switches! (best one I've ever seen in my 15 years of gaming) Neutral: - Weight is around 87g, still light but I prefer 70g to 83g for my fingertip grip. I hope they made it atleast 5g lighter. Cons: - The mouse feet kept on scraping fiber from my old Goliathus Control, only works best on speed mousepads. - Mouse is wobbly because of the bottom Skates beside the sensor. - TERRIBLE SHAPE. The sharp protruded sides hurts my hands. (This is the Main reason why I returned this mouse) In contrast, I previously tested the following Optical mice: Razer Abyssus: Used it for 2 years, Best RTS mouse IMO. Razer DeathAdder: Awesome sensor but too bulky & heavy for my fingertip grip Avior 7000: Godlike sensor. Everything is perfect except it's too heavy for my fingertip grip. SteelSeries Rival: Godlike sensor but it feels like a brick for non-palmers. Logitech g100s: Awesome sensor but buttons are too mushy I accidentally double click a lot. Ninox Aurora: Perfect shape & Awesome sensor but cord is too thick. Still, I almost chose this as my main mouse but the LMB & RMB is mediocre compared to g302. Due to g302's sharp protruded sides & wobble (caused by unbalanced bottom skates), I returned it & used my Old Abyssus again.

I was sad to hear they discontinued the Logitech Daedalus Apex when I spied this beauty. The aesthetic design appeals to me as it feels comfortable in my hand. The curved sides make the mouse more of a diamond shape than a traditional round block. RGB accent lighting on the side also adds a neat decorative touch and can be synced with my keyboard. I was concerned the performance might be less than that of the Apex, but so far I have had no problems with the sensor. Build quality and weight are all comparable to the Apex and make this a good mouse for FPS gamers. For the price it is a solid competitor to even the budget mice that are being released today. Take for example the G203 Prodigy ($27.99 at the time of writing). I bought one but immediately returned it because the plastic felt cheaper than the ones used for more premium Logitech mice, such as the G502, and G302. (To clarify, this feels like the more premium "rubberized" plastic) All in all, a great product and one I can recommend.

Great mouse for small hands, can be used for gaming and as an all rounder. Feels responsive and has a sleek simple design

Shape: 7/10 (the back of the mouse is for a specific demographic, but overall it fits my grip well enough. Weight: 7/10 Buttons: 7/10 for M1 and M2, 5/10 for M4 and M5, 4/10 for M3 Wire: 2/10 the unremovable wire is clearly old "technology" as it isn't flexible enough and it already started to "permanently" bend Price: 9/10 you're getting a good mouse for 45-50$CAD, though I would hardly pay more than 50-55$CAD. Overall: 6.5/10 For me, it is a very good mouse. The shapes fits my grip and the weight isn't too heavy. Buttons are okay. The closest Logitech mouse is the G305 and there are pros and cons for both, but ultimatly I'd stick with the G302 because it is cheaper and I like it's shape better than the G305's. However, the shape is quite unusual compared to most popular mice these days and it's targeted demographic is rather specific, and the build quality, while respectable for 2015-2016, lacks the durability of modern mice. My advice would be: "try it for at least 2 weeks and return it if it doesn't suit you". Alternatives are: - Logitech G305 - Razer Orochi V2 (great upgrade for FPS, but downgrade for MOBA in my opinion)

El mouse es 100% compatible con Mac, a pesar que en las características de la pagina de logitech aparezca que solo para windows. Funciona a la perfección, el software para configurarlo es igualmente descargable de la pagina oficial. En lo personal lo uso para counter strike y starcraft. Al inicio hace falta configurar los dpi a como te acomodes con el software, pero una vez tienes el dpi que te guste te acostumbras rápido.

It's a good FPS mouse if you ask me. I've been using this mouse for almost a month now, I'll say it takes the cake from all the other mouses I used in the past. Pros: It's not heavy It's smooth and suitable for people with small/medium hands. Mostly for craw grips, or fingertip grips. Cons: May not be comfortable for people with large hands. It may hurt your fingers after several hours of gaming sessions. If you're a palm grip, then it may not be the best, but you'll (somewhat) get used to it.

Great mouse for gaming but the shape is not so ergonomic.