It looked like the kind of mouse which would be good on paper, but perhaps less good in the actual hand. I must say, before I got a chance to actually hold the mouse, it seemed a tad awkward.

Obviously, it also depends on your hand’s size. Those who wish to use it in a fingertip grip may need some time to adjust. First off, it is more of a palm or claw grip mouse, or at least it was for me. So, let’s go a bit deeper into the design of the G502. Logitech G502 Design: Features/Performance/Price/Problems, Solutions

Lighting – G502 Proteus Core has a blue LED, while the Proteus Spectrum has 16.8 million customizable color options.

Grip – right-handed, ergonomic design with rubber sides.

Sensor – PMW3366 Delta Zero optical, up to 12,000 dots per inch.

Size – length: 5.1 inches, width: 2.95 inches, height: 1.57 inch.

It is one of Logitech’s most advanced mice, and it is considered to be the successor of the G9 mouse (which was released in 2007).We will give you a full run-down on this nifty device here in our Logitech G502 Gaming Mouse Review! Logitech G502 Specifications The Logitech G502 Proteus Core tunable gaming mouse (quite a title, eh?) was released in 2014.

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