Logitech G502 Hero Review: A Gaming Mouse Built for Performance

the Logitech g502 hero is one of the bestselling mice of all time so why is everyone buying it I've been using the g502 hero for a few weeks now and I originally bought this at Sam's Club for 4998 which includes the mouse some weights and a really awful mouse pad and I need another mouse pad like I need another hole in my head so Logitech is known for making amazing mice and keyboards so the question is is the G50 two hero amazing or not so first we'll talk about the good stuff and then we'll talk about the not so good stuff first setup could not be any easier I plugged the mouse into the PC and the PC recognized it right away and I was able to use the mouse right away as well I also had no issues installing the ghub software that software controls all the mouse settings in customization so first this mouse weighs 121 G which is pretty heavy but in my large hands it feels pretty smooth if you have smaller hands and prefer a lighter Mouse you may want to consider the G Pro instead the G5 02 hero is super comfortable and has an ergonomic design one of the most important things about a gaming mouse is the buttons and these buttons are very responsive and have fantastic click latency which is a must for csgo I'm sorry and trust me I need all the help that I can get in the thumb position is especially comfortable there are 11 buttons plus the wheel and even two RGB lights all of which can be programmed and customized using the ghub software and customization includes the buttons DPI and even the lights if you decide not to install the ghub software you'll be stuck with all the default settings the g502 is pretty responsive for heavier Mouse and I set my DPI to 2450 it's a nice balance for gaming as well as video editing adding weights to this mouse couldn't be any easier unstamped the magnetic bottom then add some weights and then step it back in easy but for me I don't need the weights this mouse is heavy enough the ghub software is pretty decent you have three screens you have the DPI buttons and you have your light sync as you can see I synced my mouse lights with my computer lights pretty cool so now we'll talk about the things that I don't like and first off is the wheel the wheel feels hyper responsive too fast and almost out of control if you change the settings to The Click settings for the scroll wheel it's much slower but less responsive it's got that old school feel also the mouse does not come with a braided cord it has a typical thin cord it's not a big deal to me but some people prefer the braided cord while it is technically true there are 11 customizable buttons half of the buttons make no sense to change almost ever and to be honest I rarely change the buttons only for special gaming situations also there are three buttons by the thumb position and that could become an issue if you accidentally hit one while gaming so be aware and lastly remember if you decide not to download the ghub software you're stuck with the default settings that means DPI color and buttons now would I recommend the g502 hero yes and no if you have large hands like I do and prefer a heavier Mouse then I absolutely recommend it however if you have smaller hands and prefer a lighter Mouse you may want to take a look at the gr Pro the g502 hero is available on Amazon for $39.98 and has over 49,000 reviews and most are four or five stars you can also get this package at Sam's Club that includes the mouse pad for $49.98 but FYI the mouse pad sucks but either way the g502 hero is a solid gaming and productivity Mouse you can't go wrong and of course all product links will be listed below and guys make sure to like share subscribe comment and for God's sakes hit the Bell icon and I'll see you in the next video real soon peace