CONCLUSION

   The original G502 Proteus Core still happens to be one of my favorite gaming mice of all time and the same goes for most people I talk about regarding gaming peripherals (is probably one of the most popular too). Because of that I can really understand why Logitech would take this already excellent and proven mouse, add RGB lighting and release it all over again. At the same time of course I can’t recommend the new Proteus Spectrum to people who already have the Proteus Core mainly because the rest of the mouse is identical (just a couple of aesthetic changes) and the dual-zone RGB lighting system is just not enough to justify spending more money over. People who don’t have the original however should really look into getting one of these since they are not only remarkably accurate but also very fast and feel right at home in your hands even though the design seems strange and not very comfortable at first.

   The G502 Proteus Spectrum RGB Tunable Gaming Mouse may be one of the best gaming mice currently in the market in terms of speed and accuracy but that doesn’t mean you need to pay much to get it since currently it retails for just USD59.99 inside the USA (Amazon.com) and for 75Euros inside the EU (Amazon.co.uk). Certainly as you can all tell pricing in the EU is nowhere close to being as great as the one in the USA (at least not currently) but I guess that can’t be helped. Bottom line the G502 Proteus Spectrum is just as great as its predecessor the award winning G502 Proteus Core but it features RGB color lighting and actually costs less so we really can’t give it anything else than our Platinum Award.

PROS

- Build Quality
- Design
- Delta Zero Optical IR-LED Sensor (12000DPI/40G/300IPS)
- Tracking Speed & Accuracy
- RGB Lighting System (Dual-Zone)
- 11 Programmable Buttons
- Surface Tune Feature
- Weight System 
- Current Price (EU)

CONS

- Current Price (USA)
- Scroll Wheel Feeling (For Some)