Logitech G502 X Wired Gaming Mouse - LIGHTFORCE Hybrid Optical-Mechanical Primary switches, Hero 25K Gaming Sensor, Compatible with PC/macOS/Windows - Black

The G502X carries over most of the amazing features of the G502, like the size, form factor, multiple easy-to-use buttons, and adds some much needed improvements.The primary point of failure on the older mice (double click due to switch degradation) has been fixed with the new opto-mechanical switches. The HERO sensor is accurate as usual, and the buttons are better in terms of click feel.While they have made the side buttons a bit smaller, I appreciate the addition of the switchable DPI switch button, which I personally have never used.Also, as mentioned in the other reviews, the wired version does not come with lightsync RGB. This is not a big deal for me, as I have my hand on the mouse and cannot see the light while I am using it. All other added features to this updated best mouse are very appreciated.Most of all, the biggest change in this mouse is the reduced weight. Coming from a stock G502 (without added weights), the lighter weight (89g) and the new PTFE skates vastly improve the gaming experience. I have been getting easier flick shots with this mouse ever since my purchase.Overall, I would give this a 4.5/5. I am inherently biased towards this mouse model, as it has been my go-to for the past 4 years (I have replaced 2 G502s). The G502x is a worthwhile upgrade, just wait for the cost to go down to ₹6500 or below (Logitech approved price).

Great looking mouse, with all the buttons and features you could ever need. Get the Wireless version if you can afford the 100% price increase, if only for the convenience of Wireless. But for most people, this wired variant should more than good enough.Configuring separate controls for different apps can be a pain to do through the Logitech App, and it takes some learning to fully utilize. Also, the wire could have been braided or even a bit more sturdier. I feel like if you don't use it carefully, the wire might damage and break over a short period of time.

Coming from Logitech Hyperion Fury 402, it's a worthy upgrade for sure.It is REALLY lightweight, and somehow it is faster than its predecessor which is like such a good experience.Would've welcomed the lights, at least on the 'G' but that means nothing for a guy like me who prefers dark anyway :)Overall, it's a catch!!

perfect for competitive games, this is a wired and smooth for PVP games, it has no light but too fast I can customize it by application easily.

Great performance but the wire insulation cover has frayed from the usb connector end. It has not affected performance but is disappointing in a product of this quality. Maybe it is a one-off occurence in my case only.

This mouse costs upwards of 6000/- and don't even come with a braided cable. The cable is so fragile that even one on a 50/- mouse feels better. Logitech have cheaped out on several things on this mouse. It feels cheap and cut down. not worth 6000+ rupees. Get the old 502 or the cheaper 402, this is not worth it. It does not even have lightening forget RGB.You can see the wire in comparison. The white wire belongs to cheap 50/- mouse and its thicker and stronger than this one. Its absolutely pathetic. I should have really bought another 402 which I really loved or went for the old 502 which is miles a head and better than this poc.

This is an excellent mouse with great feel and good hand grip texture. It is a great choice for multitasking and gaming. If you are looking to play only fps games like valorant or cs:go, this mouse might seem an overkill with all the buttons but for other storymode type games with multiple control all around the keyboard, this mouse is a great choice.Only thing is that, the wire is too thin and it feels like it could break or snap out of the mouse arlt any second. Logitech could have gone for a better quality wire.Over all, great mouse, great features and highly recommend it.