Logitech G502 Hero K/DA High Performance Gaming Mouse - Hero 25K Sensor, 16.8 Million Color LIGHTSYNC RGB, 11 Programmable Buttons, On-Board Memory - Official League of Legends KDA Gaming Gear

low quality build mouse. just felt cheaper than g502. i wanted a white RGB mouse, but ended up going with G203. Thing is, my last G203 started double clicking so its definitely a gamble. logitech really needs to fix their software too, although its better now. also the cable is not braided, its the cheap plasticky kind. sadge.

The first thing that I have to talk about is the scroll wheel. This thing has all the bells and whistles Id think of to throw in a scroll wheel, and it adds even more on top. Its an infinity wheel, so I can click the button just behind it to unlock it, give it a spin, and itll just keep spinning. Its the nicest scrolling mouse Ive ever tried. The wheel also feels fairly heavy and meaty, so using it is a real pleasure, even with the ratcheting mechanism engaged. It even has left and right scrolling so I can get to the edges of web pages by pressing the scroll wheel to the side. I dont see many web pages anymore that dont self fit to the monitor width, but for editing big pictures, it can save time and effort. One thing I dont like is the back button is pretty far back on the mouse. I have to really pull my thumb back to reach it. I ended up mapping the upper buttons that are next to the left click to forward and back, and that was much more comfortable to deal with. One thing I really like is that the software allows me to save profiles to the mouses on board memory. I can set the profile for the forward and back buttons, then uninstall the Logitech software from my computer, and itll still work. Thats a big deal to me. The bottom pops off with a magnet to reveal the recess where I can drop in the included weights. I always go back and forth between wanting a lighter mouse, or a heavier mouse, so having that adaptability is a great feature. The cord is non braided. I usually prefer braids, but this one is so light and flexible, that I can barely tell that its there. Overall a great mouse. Highly recommended.

I already daily drive a G502 Hero and when Logitech announced the G502 K/DA version, I knew I was eventually going to purchase it. The K/DA version looks great with the color contrasts compared to the regular G502. The blue buttons really stand out over the white body. There isnt any difference internally than the normal G502, this is just a cosmetic change. However, the cable is not corded. I actually prefer the non-corded cable, it doesnt catch on anything and feels lighter compared to my old G502. If youre a fan of League of Legends and are looking for a great mouse, I definitely recommend the G502 K/DA version. Is it worth the price mark up though, that is up for you to decide.

I have really enjoyed all of the Logitech K/DA branded products so far. This gaming mouse is no exception. This Logitech G502 Hero gaming mouse is pretty amazing. I really like the bottom weight system. You can add or remove these weights underneath the mouse to adjust the glide of the mouse. Even if you dont use the weights the mouse is very light. There are a lot of customization options with this mouse too. Overall this is a really great gaming mouse and I really have been enjoying using it. I would highly recommend this gaming mouse.

I dont know who thought that a metal scroll wheel was a good idea, but its not. If your hand is dry it requires more pressure on the wheel or your finger just slides over it. You can turn off the clicky feature and it spins freely - but it has zero resistance. It really needs a resistance setting and a tacky surface. The configuration software is simple to use and detects your installed games. For example, pick LOL. It lists the game shortcuts and you simply drag the shortcut to the mouse button. The only LED on the mouse for effects is the G logo. There is a status indicator when you change DPI that turns off after a few seconds. I love the weight system. I prefer a heavy mouse, so I have it maxed out. The weights simply pop into the base. It looks like the heel of an athletic shoe without the base-plate. The white portions are slick plastic with a matte finish. The matte black portions are rubbery and grippy. Lots of buttons need a lot of practice , but my gameplay has definitely improved.

My grandson LOVES it

Changed review since it turns out the DPI led had to be toggled, the packaging was still done badly though. Logitech should ship via a box...

After fighting with my Razer trinity for almost a year, never mind the fact it was having issues just after I bought it, I decided to give this mouse a chance. I am in love. The mouse is responsive and unproblematic. It has a button less than Im used to, but the fact it works, is worth the trade.

If you want an expensive mouse that constantly changes resolution and activates your 2 main buttons without you even touching them, Then this crappy mouse is for you! I suggest however, you throw your money out your car window while doing 65mph. You will feel better than spending it on this waste of time & money. Playschool makes a better product.

I was so excited for this mouse.. As soon as I received it, I hooked it up to the PC and took it for a spin on my main game. I absolutely hated it. The software is unnecessarily complicated and I was immediately annoyed when trying to set up the extra key binds. Then once I got in the game, I discovered that the scroll wheel was absolutely useless. The material is a slick metal and when locked I could barely scroll at all while free spin was completely out of control. There is no way I could play any game that relies on precise scrolling with this mouse (think weapon switching on Warzone). I sent this one back and got the Roccat Kone Aimo mouse instead which I love!