The Logitech G502 is a solid gaming mouse with a ton of useful features and excellent performance. The software lets you make adjustments that can be either radical or superficial, and the included weights are a nice touch that further improve accuracy.

How do you build a successor to the best selling gaming mouse to date? This tall task was taken on by Logitech while developing the G502 Proteus Spectrum gaming mouse . The answer? Some RGB loving, obviously.

I bought this about a year ago and its started to fade out its gotten slower and less responsive but it is an a amazing however the there is only 2 buttons that can be programmable in-game overall good mouse but not so great after 7-8 months

Mouse left click double clicks

Driver problems and the mouse somehow corrupting all my USB ports forcing to replug my keyboard/headset alot.

So far after a week of use it is great. Probably the best mouse I've used, and I have tried a lot. The scroll wheel was initially extremely stiff but was normal after a day of use. The sensor seems perfect, and mouse lift off is extremely low.

2 buttons including left click failing at 6 months

After purchasing this mouse over a year ago, the left mouse button has started to break down and incorrectly respond to inputs, after doing some googling it would appear that this is a very common issue for this mouse after approx. A year of use. If you don't plan on using this mouse for very long then I would recommend it, but if you plan on using it for a long period of time, > a year, be ready for the mouse to start acting up and not inputting correctly.

The computer mouse is something that's been around since…well…the computer itself basically. The simple computer mouse evolved from a trackball with a single button to laser mice with multitudes of buttons, adjustable DPI, scroll wheels, LCD screens and more.

Today we are checking out Logitech's latest and greatest gaming mouse, the G502 ‘Proteus Core'. It sounds pretty badass and well, it is. The G502 is also quite special in the sense that it's the world's first ever mouse to feature a sensor with a staggering 12,000 DPI rating.