Logitech G502 X Plus

Super-accurate sensor ; Great battery life ; No discernible wireless lag ; Light yet robust

Expensive ; Plus version only adds RGB lighting

A fantastically well-worked update of one of the world’s most successful gaming mice, with improved precision and feel, a vast amount of flexibility, superb battery life and impeccable supporting software. It’s pricey, but should satisfy the...

13 programmable buttons ; In-depth G Hub software ; Array of 8 RGB lighting zones

Weighs over 100g ; DPI button is very sensitive ; Expensive for what it is

If you're after a wireless gaming mouse that's decked out with good specs and killer RGB lights then the Logitech G502 X Plus could be an excellent choice. You will have to splash out a fair amount on it, though.

Crisp clicks ; Comfortable ergonomics ; Superior hybrid switches ; PowerPlay compatibile

Feels a bit less premium than the original

The Logitech G502 X Plus takes an icon and improves upon it in several ways. Logitech is once again onto a winner with this one, though some might prefer the lighter G Pro X Superlight.

Lightweight, ergonomic design ; Amazing performance ; 25,600K DPI ; Virtually no click latency ; Plenty of programmable buttons

Expensive at $159 ; Larger size not great for small hands ; No left-handed model

The Logitech G502X Plus builds on the solid foundations of its older sibling to bring you a great, lightweight, competitive, and durable gaming mouse. Just make sure it's the right size and fit for you!

Very well-built, remarkably low click latency, ergonomic right-handed shape, has a storage compartment for its usb receiver

Too large for smaller hands to use comfortably, bulky; isn't designed to be slipped into laptop bags or cases

Optical switches are slick ; Buttons are comprehensive, and customisable ; Great battery life with RGB off; decent longevity with it switched on

Weight customisation has been ditched ; Shape might not suit your grip style ; Premium price

Improves on a classic with RGB lighting, optical switches and lighter weight. Fans of the original might miss some features that didn’t make the cut, and it’s a pricey upgrade, but the G502 X Plus is a great choice for gamers that want many buttons...