Reviewers Liked
- Flawless performance
- Glides well despite heavy weight
- Best scroll wheel ever
- RGB lighting
Reviewers Didn't Like
- Extra buttons prone to accidental misclicks
- Bit of an underwhelming update
- Design isn't ideal for multiple grips
Logitech G502 Hero
The Logitech G502 Hero is a great mouse, but Logitech might have played it a bit too safe – it’s just not that much of a significant upgrade from the G502. But for those in the market for the latest and great gaming mouse, however, the Hero will make you realize why countless gamers have fallen in love with Logitech’s G502.
-- As reviewed by GameCrate
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Logitech's line of gaming peripherals have always proven that it just doesn't do these accessories just for the sake of doing them – but in fact, it offers a whole new way of how you can enjoy playing your games.
By T3 onLogitech’s new Hero sensor improves on the landmark G502, but a few build improvements may have helped it better keep up with SteelSeries’ best.
By TechRadar onThe Logitech G502 Hero is a great mouse, but Logitech might have played it a bit too safe – it’s just not that much of a significant upgrade from the G502. But for those in the market for the latest and great gaming mouse, however, the Hero will make you realize why countless gamers have fallen in love with Logitech’s G502.
By GameCrate onIf you are already a proud user of Logitech’s G502 mouse, there isn’t enough of an upgrade to justify the cost, unless you want to experience the HERO 16K sensor, and want to have the best of everything when it comes to gaming.
By Channel News Australia onIf you already have a G502, there’s not much reason to upgrade to the new version—it’s basically identical. But if you’re looking for a new gaming mouse, or maybe your first gaming mouse? The G502 Hero is a top-tier option. Time hasn’t dampened its appeal one bit.
By PCWorld New Zealand onLogitech’s G502 Hero is a worthy update at a slightly unreasonable price tag. If you’re after performance at any cost, this is the best G502 on the market. For most people, they’ll probably just buy the inexpensive older model, and I can’t think of a single argument to dissuade them.
By Trusted Reviews onThe G502 Hero's design is a bit overcomplicated, but it's still the go-to heavy palm grip mouse with a new, even better sensor.
By PC Gamer onIf you currently own the HERO’s predecessor, then this probably isn’t worth the upgrade, especially considering the increase in price. However, if you’re currently in the market for a wired gaming mouse, then the G502 HERO should certainly be on your shortlist.
By futurefive.co.nz onThe G502 Hero is an excellent mouse for people who play a lot of shooters. Its performance is top-of-the-category. Its optional weights mean you can get the feel you want. The clutch gives you an advantage in sniping scenarios. I would personally want a wireless one that works with Logitech’s wireless charging Powerplay mat, but I’m probably gonna keep using this one for a while until that happens.
By Venture Beat onIl y a cinq ans de cela, la G502 remportait d'innombrables récompenses. Saluée par les professionnels tout autant que le public, elle a longtemps fait figure de référence et il n'est donc pas étonnant de voir Logitech tenter de capitaliser sur...
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