Mouse is extremely comfortable and smooth and precise. A lot of features. I would argue that it is better than most mice 2× it's price. Unfortunately mine developed a hardware issue two months after purchase but it's got a 2 year warrantee so swapping it out shouldn't be an issue.

I've had the mouse for a few days now and it ticks a lot of boxes. Not only is it a really good looking mouse, it fits my hand perfectly. The programmable buttons are in just the right places to easily reach, and the mouse responds to the slightest touch.

A solid and very affordable (I got it for about $48, it's been on sale for much cheaper too) gaming mouse from Logitech, it's still working after over a year of use.

- Many buttons to customize; - High DPI with lights to indicate what DPI setting you're using; - Multiple profiles avaiable to be set; Light to indicate which profile is being used; - Excellent sensor; - Still works

- The big 'G' light is kind of annoying; thankfully it can be turned off in software; - No 'hyper scroll' wheel; - LGS software can sometimes be limiting and buggy

The mouse has great build quality and for the price the features of the mouse are pretty good. 9/10

Good mouse, feels nice in the hand, sniper button not in the way but close enough to reach, and encourages a palm grip

Great mouse for the price. Buttons have a good solid click, scroll wheel has a nice ratcheted feel to it. Adjustible tracking speed is useful, and flashing blue lights look good.

Easy to use and program. Very powerful. Kinda long. If you like to fingertip grip your mouse you better have big hands.

First-person shooter (FPS) gamers require a mouse with a very specific set of features, which don't necessarily correspond with those of all-purpose or massively multiplayer online (MMO) mice. FPS titles call for a minimalist aesthetic and on-the-fly sensitivity adjustment, for example.

Innovative; comfortable design; Fantastic software; Just enough buttons; Reasonable price

No discrete X/Y-axis DPI; Not ideal for non-FPS titles

Logitech's G402 Hyperion Fury is a hell of mouse. With on-the-fly DPI switching, a silky smooth control experience and extreme comfort, there's little to complain about, unless you're a professional left-handed gamer who demands custom weights for their mouse.

Ever moved your mouse so rapidly that the cursor skips across the screen? Apparently, this happens when the mouse sensor is unable to track properly because you are moving it too fast.To solve this problem, which may affect some elite gamers playing first-person shooting (FPS) games, Logitech has...