THE G502

The 132mm long, 75mm wide and 40mm tall G502 is made out of hard plastic (matte and glossy parts) and rubber and weighs 121g.

Three fully programmable buttons are placed on the left rubber coated side of the mouse right beneath the DPI selection LEDs.

The DPI selection buttons are placed on the far left top of the device right next to the primary button.

A large G representing the gaming line of peripherals by Logitech is placed on the rear top end of the mouse.

Logitech has placed two extra programmable buttons at the top of the mouse.

The right side is also rubber coated like the left one for improved grip (and yes it actually works).

As you can see the clickable scroll wheel (also tilts left/right) is placed higher up compared to other gaming mice and in the end that's something we didn't like. The primary left/right button switches are manufactured by OMRON and have a life span of 20 million clicks.

Beneath the G502 Logitech has placed 4 low-friction Polytetrafluoroethylene feet which according to Logitech can last for up to 250 kilometers worth of movement.

According to Logitech the Delta Zero optical IR-LED sensor is the most accurate one in the market today something which we will be putting to the test.

As you can see the weight compartment can be accessed by pulling the thumbrest downwards (it's kept in place via a small magnet).

Here you can mount up to all 5 weights found in the weight box (18g total).

The G502 comes with a braided cable that ends up on a regular USB connector.

Not much to see in terms of illumination since just the G logo along with the DPI selection LEDs are the two things that light up once you plug the mouse into your PC.