Logitech G502 Hero K/DA High Performance Gaming Mouse - Hero 25K Sensor, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory - Official League of Legends KDA Gaming Gear

After fighting with my Razer trinity for almost a year, never mind the fact it was having issues just after I bought it, I decided to give this mouse a chance. I am in love. The mouse is responsive and unproblematic. It has a button less than Im used to, but the fact it works, is worth the trade.

The Logitech G502 Hero K/DA High-Performance Gaming Mouse is beautiful inside and out. I am a novice PC gamer and this thing is so smooth and easy to handle. I have very large hands and find it super comfortable. I have zero complaints, I wish I would be able to compare it to something else, but I know my stuff when it comes to tech and this is top-notch quality-wise.

This mouse is not perfect, but everything I do dislike about this mouse was fixable. Out of the box the weight was very off for me, but they included adjustable weights that you can insert into the bottom of the mouse to dial in the perfect feeling. When I first plugged the mouse in any game I would run would lag a lot. This was due to the pull rate being way to high on the mouse. After download the mouse software and adjusting the pull rate down slightly the experience was perfect. Overall it is a g502 with special branding. The buttons feel great, the scroll is responsive and tactile, and the mouse is bullet proof. If you looking for a great white mouse, or are a fan of league/KDA I would recommend this mouse.

The sensitivity is brilliant, smooth, but the dpi hinders precision, at least for me. I might just be old. It is comfortable and Im enjoying having the challenge of using it gaming (tracking and scrolling are at minimum and Im still getting motion sickness). I dont plan on keeping it, but the experience is worth it. My old brain likes the neural pathways that its helping to build.

For what I use it for it’s great however I do wish the mode buttons were placed further away from the forward and backward buttons cause I keep accidentally hitting them when trying to change pages

My grandson LOVES it

I use this for gaming and for work. Having multiple profiles is clutch, and is the locking/unlocking scroll wheel. Easily one of the best mice Ive owned.

This mouse is awesome for gaming. It comes with all the macro buttons one could ask for, and its sensor is sweet and precise. My favorite part about it is the awesome G-Hub configuration software it comes with, really easy to use.

This is just a reskin of the G502 Hero so as far as aesthetics, you can see for yourself. The blue side buttons do appear to be solid blue plastic, not painted or coated - thats my guess anyway. The RGB G looks nice without being too crazy and ostentatious. I havent had previous iterations of the G502 like a lot of folks, in fact Im coming to this from a Corsair Glaive. I use a fingertip grip and love the glaive for the ability to swap plates and create a slightly different shape/thumbrest. You can see that the G502 is a pretty comparable shape although it isnt customizable in the same way. I also feel like the polish makes it seem a bit cheaper. The buttons feel more plasticy and there is no braided cable. The best way to choose a mouse is to feel it in person. However, if you are sure you like the G502 or you arent a huge mouse enthusiast and you love KDA then youll probably be happy with this one. The G502 is a very well regarded mouse and is comfortable for a lot of people. Its also rare to have a black and white mouse offered.

I have love hate relationship with this mouse. So much to love! 11 programable buttons, ability to set different user profiles, adjustable RGB and more. I really like the pink - blue combo with RGB setup but to each its own, there are plenty options. Infinity scroll option is really neat. The click feels great, buttons give satisfying click but no resistance. I have medium sized hands for a girl, maybe leaning towards smaller size and I do wish it were smaller. After longer sessions I feel some strain in my hand and wrist hence love-hate relationship. Cable is not corded but it’s thin and flexible, has no pull and you can barely tell it’s there so I don’t see issue with that.