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

A huge legal legends fan for well since the game started there was an alpha to the game before it actually launched for everyone and I’ve played both of been with the community for since they’ve been around and I’m still going to support them every every step of the way

I was so excited for this mouse.. As soon as I received it, I hooked it up to the PC and took it for a spin on my main game. I absolutely hated it. The software is unnecessarily complicated and I was immediately annoyed when trying to set up the extra key binds. Then once I got in the game, I discovered that the scroll wheel was absolutely useless. The material is a slick metal and when locked I could barely scroll at all while free spin was completely out of control. There is no way I could play any game that relies on precise scrolling with this mouse (think weapon switching on Warzone). I sent this one back and got the Roccat Kone Aimo mouse instead which I love!

Got this for my teen son who plays a lot of video games including League of Legends. He tried it out for awhile and said it would be suitable for a temporary spare but didnt like it overall. Some issues he had with it was the button placement, the DPI is very close to the left mouse button, the buttons are very loud and the scroll wheel is loose and has too much scroll.

nice feel.

It’s a really great mouse and the weights it comes with are great but my main issue is that the mouse wheel is extremely loose. Which sucks when doing certain things

Comfortable affordable not terrible

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.

Best mouse! Very functional and comfortable!

I purchased this mouse as i like playing League of Legends and am a fan of the Logotech G5 model line. I love the weighted feel, ergonomics, the smooth gliding pads, the art and lights, but the one thing i wasnt expecting is the terrible button placement for the on-the-fly mouse resolution changing buttons labeled G7 and G8. These sit right next to your left mouse button and unfortunately, I press them by accident at almost every click which makes the mouse resolution skyrocket to unknown settings and unplayable inaccurate clicking as the cursor is not where you expect it to be once one of those buttons is pressed and you are searching for it and moving uncontrollably around. I dont recommend this mouse for gaming for just that reason.

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.