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The Logitech G502X is blessed with a very quick and accurate sensor and super-fast optical-mechanical hybrid switches. But its secret sauce for gamers is really the accessibility of its buttons for ...

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Logitech’s G502 mouse is one of the best-selling PC peripherals in the world. It is a beloved gaming mouse that people love for its form-factor and high-performing optical sensor, but now Logitech has ...

Logitech G502 X Plus: MSRP $159 (Currently $139) The new Logitech G502 X Plus is a versatile, customizable, lightweight, high-performance mouse, that's loaded with features and offers both wired and ...

Logitech seems to understand how important a gaming mouse is for a PC setup, if its new G502 Hero colorways are anything to go by. Amidst the sea of unimaginative black or white designs with splashes ...

Logitech has refreshed its iconic gaming mouse, the G502, with lighter materials and new features while mostly keeping its design. The new lineup is called the G502 X, and it comes in a wired version, ...

Logitech is introducing its G502 Proteus Spectrum Gaming Mouse at this year’s CES, which is an updated version of its best-selling Logitech G502 Proteus Core that now offers RGB support for up to 16.8 ...

Logitech’s latest G502 revision swaps in the new Hero sensor, but keeps everything else the same—for good reason. Four years on, this is still one of the best gaming mice on the market. Rarely does a ...

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When you find something that works well, why fix what isn’t broken? That is probably what people were asking Logitech when they told us they were going to release a new version of their G502 gaming ...