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The G502 is the mouse I’ve used for work for years. I wrote about the wired version in my Logitech G502 review.
This short shows the wireless version, the G502 Lightspeed, on my desk next to my Acer Nitro V 16S.
Quick take
- Same G502 shape as the wired mouse I use, without the cable
- Shown here with my Acer Nitro V 16S
- Both versions are linked below if you’d rather go wired
- The catch: this short has no voiceover, so this isn’t a full hands-on review of the wireless version
Wired or wireless?
My full write-up is on the wired G502, and that’s where my real long-term opinion lives: the side button, the free-spin scroll wheel for spreadsheets and why I run the same mouse on every computer. The Lightspeed is the wireless version of that mouse.
If you want the wired one instead, here’s the wired G502.
Things to know before you buy
- This post doesn’t cover battery life, the wireless connection or charging, since the video doesn’t get into them.
- Check the listing for which receiver and accessories are included.
Specs from the Amazon listing
These come from the Amazon listing title. I didn’t test them myself:
- Logitech G502 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse
- Hero 16K sensor, 16,000 DPI, RGB
- Adjustable weights, 11 programmable buttons
- Long battery life, on-board memory, PC/Mac, black
Bottom line
If you like the G502 but want to lose the cable, the Lightspeed is the wireless version. For my full take on the mouse itself, read the wired review.
Price and availability change on Amazon, so check the listing for current details.
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