Logitech G502 Hero, the flagship mouse on sale again

The right plan

In the world of gaming mice, the Logitech G502 is a real monument. Indeed, it is quite simply the best-selling gaming mouse in the world and its success is well deserved.

With its aggressive design, the G502 clearly claims its vocation as a gamer. More than sharp lines, the Logitech mouse has well-thought-out ergonomics, offering a good grip and excellent comfort during the longest sessions. With 11 programmable buttons, the gaming mouse adapts to many situations, excelling in FPS thanks to its sniper key, but also in MOBAs or even MMOs. Among the ingredients of its success, we can mention its disengageable wheel or its system of adjustable weights from 121 to 139 grams allowing to vary the mass of the field mouse or its center of gravity. On the menu of the latest optimizations, we find the famous Hero sensor from Logitech of 25,600 DPI, which equips many other high-end devices. RGB backlighting is of course included and can be synchronized with Lightsync.

If you’re looking for a gaming mouse, the Logitech G502 Hero is a safe bet. If its base price is set at €89.90, gamers will be delighted to be able to acquire this field mouse at the moment at €49.99 at Boulanger. This therefore makes it a very good value for money for this high-performance mouse.

Its strengths according to Les Numériques

• Excellent optical sensor.
• Versatile.
• Very comfortable grip.
• Disengageable and horizontal scroll wheel.
• Possibility to adjust the weight.

Some reservations of the same Numerics

• Same as the previous model, only the sensor changes.
• Still a little heavy therefore, unlike the G502 Lightspeed wireless version.
• Risk of instability of the wheel in free scrolling mode on some copies.

What alternative?

It’s 2022, and the cables and wires lying around the desk have had their day. If you want to experience the freedom of movement and comfort of a sleek gaming setup, Logitech has released a wireless version of its flagship mouse. As its name suggests, the G502 Hero Lightspeed uses the Lightspeed wireless protocol to ensure a stable connection without latency. Logitech did not just add a wireless module to its mouse since the Wireless version is lighter and comes with a bonus, compatibility with PowerPlay charging, allowing the mouse to be charged by induction using a suitable mouse pad.