We have no qualms in saying that G502 is an attractive looking gaming peripheral but physical appearance to the side, we’re also mightily impressed by the strong feature-set this gaming mouse comes with too.

G502 is furnished with a multitude of features for right-handed gamers. Around the thumb area there are plenty of buttons which can be customised and there are various high-quality materials used for the construction of this mouse which help with comfort and grip for extended periods of time. The only thing we weren’t really keen on is the scrolling wheel which feels flimsy and is actually rather out of place with the rest of the mouse which offers up great build quality.



The software which interfaces between the peripheral and a computer is often the most overlooked aspect of the product but with G502 this is not the case at all. Logitech’s software is attractive, intuitive and all-encompassing. For gamers who want to be able to quickly and easily configure their mouse there are options for button functionality, profile configuration and macro usage.

By having an optical sensor, G502 is able to work with a variety of different surface textures and this PROTEUS CORE sensor delivers outstanding performance regardless of the gaming genre. We encountered no tracking or glide issues during our testing – having the option to tweak the DPI on-the-fly and choose sensitivities of up to 12,000 DPI is useful to have at your fingertips.

Logitech’s G602 redefines the Wireless Gaming Mouse experience. Gamers needn’t worry about poor battery life which depletes rapidly, nor do they need to worry about latency issues. G602 offers extensive operating times with pinpoint accuracy and motion. Also on offer is a plethora of customisation and we have no hesitation in giving out our prestigious gold award.