Give me ONE reason NOT to upgrade - Logitech G502 Lightspeed Review
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The Logitech G502 is maybe the best, most popular gaming mouse ever, but that doesn’t mean there’s no room for improvement. The G502 Lightspeed is the new wireless version with the HERO sensor, but can it compete with the DeathAdder, Finalmouse, or even Logi’s own G Pro Wireless?
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Linus Tech Tips cable mod for a video promoting wireless, good one Linus
For $150 why did they not use USB-C?!
😂🤣🤣🤣the end when you said well your wired to get the wireless was exactly what I was thinking
You did not take in account in the difference in the actual wire weight and drag between G502 Hero and Lightspeed (wireless version is much better).
i dont even ting in my country
Linus: *Give me ONE reason to NOT upgrade*
Me: I don't have any money.
Logitech is overpriced AF, my last logitech mouse were mx 518 that cost 1100czk, G502 cost about 1800-1900czk, but for what? Bought Bloody T5 for 400czk+- and im happy, best price/quality ratio imo.
rat1 is best mouse for us
I give you one reason: Wireless = Electrosmog = Cancer
@@danielstormy3660 Fuck off.
If you're not in the market for an expensive mouse with a ton of buttons, best sensor available and great software for control, don't look at expensive mice.
Logitech has cheap mice too.
And replacing batteries is annoying.
Cable management sponsor on a video about a wireless mouse... Genius
"If you want to avoid cable clutter in your pc aswell, why don't you check out todays sponsor, cablemod"
Ur dumb lmao white92guy
@@torchecho1747 how?
@@Blamr2x because the cable management was also for keyboard and other wired accessories and stuff like that
@@torchecho1747 when
I was not aware that mice have weight issues. I personally like mice with a bit more weight to them. Especially when I was an FPS player...
The super lightweight has been such a gimmick.. but it does push companies like this mouse managed to get a tad bit lighter so it won’t be like a brick and you won’t think about weight.. there’s a reason why pros don’t really use those super light mice too
I use all of the weights in mine... that might be where some of my problems stem from
Edit: nope. I'm just bad at games lol
@@colbylynes You say that, but like 80% of valorant pros have switched to the G pro superlight.
@@cc-000 im a arm aimer with a lower sensitivity myself but love the heavier mice as well. I feel like its just easier to be precise with a heavier mouse. It also feels a lot better when I pick up the mouse. I feel like a lighter mouse will feel like a cheap plastic mouse.
@@larryxiang822 because they are sponsored. Look around at other fps games where people are not sponsored, such as tf2. Benny in tf2 still uses the g400 to my knowledge
"internal endoskeleton" so... a skeleton?
In fairness, they are specifically contrasting the endoskeleton with the pre-existing exoskeleton.
Skeletal inception
An endoskeleton is specifically an internal skeleton, so what they said was basically "an internal internal skeleton".
Gamers - "it's too heavy"
Me - "adds all extra weights"
got the g602, love its weight. its heavy af, all my fiends ask why do i use it. I just like it...
Really only matters for shooters.
Brad Huddleson csgo is a shooter. I play csgo. I have a lot of weight.Never the less i am very good. So lightweight mice aren't for shooters, it's just personal preference
Same.
I prefer weighty mice, they feel nicer to use in gaming and regular use IMO
Give me one reason to upgrade
Me : looks at wallet..
Glorious Model O shines down upon you
*O B S E R V E*
I only have spaghetti in my wallet.
“The price”
What wallet? Mine is lost!
Don’t you just love how in the background, the mouse is moving like a mad boy on the monitor 😂
I was thinking the same thing xd
Building my first pc right now and I was torn between these two. Pretty sure I’m going to go with the wired version and put that extra money towards more SSD space or maybe a better power supply.
A video about cutting cords.
A sponsor about fancy cables.
Seems legit.
Lmao
Seems like brilliant marketing, the top comments right now are pointing out that fact. An advert with that kind of engagement is priceless.
They did mention that the advertising/financial team is separate from creative/writers. I think it was on GN's video.
Damn you got it first
"Fancy cables" is an under statement. I added up a cable package for my psu and some other things like screws and other stuff from them and it was 160 dollars.
1:11 the monitor screen has the mouse moving in the back ground lol
Seriously Santy i think the wireless mouse was accidentally connected to the computer and they didnt realize it
@@squid2620 lol ya i know thats the funny part
@@squid2620 im just windering if the video editors saw that
Was it really that funny, a mouse cursor moving on a monitor?
@@be2Gee was it really that funny
A guy ruining are fun for no reason at all
its incredible how this pc setup with up to date high end equipment by the time of this video is after not even a year pretty much standard for most pc's
True
How is it standard? They are still selling pcs with 1660tis
@@mexreax4493 Dude this is what i mean?!
LOL HE REALLY SAID *STANDARD* HAAAAHAHAHAHAAHA
Standard my ass store.steampowered.com/hwsurvey/videocard/
Less than 17% of gpu hardware are at a performance of 1080 and/or above and last time I check 17
I like the g502 because of the scroll wheel and the thumb button. both i use extremely regularly, because I've remapped the middle mouse button to the thumb, it just feels so natural.
The ONE reason NOT to upgrade is PRICE.
Or simply being left-handed.
@@alexanderhill2569 In which case you probably wouldn't even have the 502 that would be upgraded from in the first place
G305 is cheap
@@Grempington fucking oath mate one of the boys is a lefty and he uses right handed mice.
same here, am a lefty and I use an mx master 2s... just adapt to a world of right handeds...
3-4 years ago, I could see reviewers hating lightweight mice and now its all the rage. How times change.
Before light weight mouses were made of cheap plastic with bad quality internals, hence lighter weight. Nowadays light mouses still retains good quality.
It was a big deal that my G602 could run off 1 battery at half the charge just so it was lighter
Yeah that never happened.
That's the beauty of culture changing over time.
more like there was a misconception that lightweight = low quality.
Loved my logitech G5 that worked perfectly for "over a decade" and I also love its replacement the G502 I bought it in early 2016. I only replaced the G5 because I wanted something newer. As for the G502 since purchase, there have been zero operational issues with thousands of hours well into the double digits for use. The G502 still works perfectly like the day I bought it. People say this is a heavy mouse and I honestly see no difference coming from the older version. In fact I will say the weight provides more traction to assist with stopping unlike a light mouse that will over extend slightly. (I use a black razor diamond coated hard mouse pad to aid in several tracking areas) I love everything about the G502 and the wireless version is neat. But it is not double the price neat and will only reduce performance if the bluetooth plug is far away. Which in these tests the bluetooth connection is always very close to the mouse. So either your tower is directly next to your mouse within inches or it's on a wire anyway. I will also say a wired mouse has no noticeable drag long as you give the cord some slack near the mouse.
My only complaint over the design is the cloth braiding around the cord. Logitech just can't make a quality braid for their cables as several of their products have the same issues. Eventually there will be a hole and the wire will push out. You can tape the hope or just cut the braid otherwise the wire will kink there and eventually expose wire ruining it. This is a problem for any braided cords. Plus it collects a ton of dust.
Hope you enjoyed my 2 cents on this quality product and I would definitely buy another wired G502 if this one ever breaks.
I'm from same place, same upgrade and same issue. You are right bro. Cheers
I recently got mine as an upgrade to my Proteus Core so I can finally stop traveling with the cable.
I just hope the middle click wouldn't die on me as quickly as it did for my old G502, their choice of using a small smd tact switch as opposed to a mechanical switch like every other button on the mouse definitely shortens this mouse's lifespan. I managed to solder on a new switch but all I could find were so heavy to press that I'd press the side scroll buttons too, good luck finding one that's as light to press on as the oem switch.
As for the micro usb port, I can definitely live with carrying an extra cable around and I already trimmed down an old micro usb cable to fit the mouse so I never have to bring (and risk losing) the original cable.
And as of the price, I got it brand new for ~$100, and I personally love this mouse from form factor to button options/placements so it's an investment that I'm happy to make, plus the inclusion of powerplay support definitely adds some futureproofing to this, assuming Logitech doesn't kill it by the time I can afford it. 'Cause unless/until it breaks, I don't plan on getting anything other mouse anytime soon.
P.S. make the scroll wheel programmable
I thought thats ok 150$, then I remembered I live in Australia and thats UD$ and fell out of
my chair.
I had the exact same reaction, that's insanely expensive
I had a stroke when I converted it to NZ Pesos.
This mouse trash tho
But he lives in Canada so won’t it be cnd
I got my g502 in 2014 from EB it costed $179
“Give me ONE reason”
1. The price
Dont think money ever stopped me from buying something stupid.
Matthew Martin same 😂
not a good enough reason.
It is a good reason to not upgrade if you already have the original g502 or something equal. But if you dont already have a good mouse then I'd say this one is a damn good investment.
which is why ebay is your friend lol just got a g900 for 30 bucks has everything with it and its mint
I was so surprised when my friend wanted the lightest mouse possible. I always played on my bed since I didn't have a table, and I used the G203 Prodigy (loved it). Once I got my own desk, I couldn't use the Prodigy anymore, it was way too light. So I looked around and found the G502 Wireless and it is the best mouse I have ever used. Weight is perfect, and the shape is amazing. Super comfortable and just all round a great mouse. I turn off the RGB and I usually get a few weeks of use out of it before having to charge it. Can't recommend it enough.
Lol love the test with the mock wire. Thanks for this video!
Linus: *talks about how people wanted mice without cables*
Linus 10 seconds later: *Talks about a cable modding company*
Was looking for this comment lol
@@davidsotelo7898 I looked for it too, but I didn't find one so I just made my own
You can't build a computer without wires...
@@bemp8119 r/itswooooshwithoutah
Got one last year, its really really good, does feel a bit heavy at the beginning but once you get used to its amazing, the only thing missing for me is the thumb rest for the other side because my fingers sometiems drag on the mousepad and it can get annoying at certain times
I had 2 G500 back when they were around. I got 1 G502 Core Proteus when that came out. Then got a 2nd G502 for work, but this time the G502 Hero with RGB. Now it's time to buy this G502 Lightspeed!
That missed cusser moving in the background cracked me up 🤣😂🤣😂
Swearing? In a LTT video? Where?
Tony Rule 1:17 he meant the moving cursor in the bg
@@Fish21 Get a telescope to check how high that joke went over your head
Kapowski what?
Kapowski he didn’t mean a joke he just misspelled cursor so Tony made a joke abt it lol
LTT should really do a tech version of "worth it". E.g. $15 mouse vs $60 mouse vs $150 mouse.
As someone who games a ton, its 100% worth it. Esp, if you're buying the mousepad. Endless charge on a wireless mouse is perfect for my set-up at least.
Yes please
Well that's just insanely subjective. I have a gaming chair, a 144Hz g-sync monitor and a somewhat expensive gaming mouse (steelseries rival 600). I'd argue I'm not playing any better than when I had an IKEA chair, literally the cheapest 24" monitor I could get at that time and a 15 bucks "gaming mouse".
Yet I don't regret any of those purchases because subjectively it just feels better. I sit comfortably, the smooth motion in games is a treat I am not able to ever give away again and my rgb puking mouse just looks nice on the desk. So was it "worth it"?
It's like buying an expensive car: You really don't ever need a Porsche or Mustang or Model S but driving one still feels pretty damn nice.
@@christophmayer3991 That's the point. Each thing has its own percs and the more you spend the more comfort but at the end of the day, if youre running at 60fps and 720p at least, it won't make you play any better. A headset? Yes. A mouse? Only if your current one is unusable. But then again I buy expensive stuff and replace it once every x years so it lasts. Also, warrenty is good with logitech. End of the day, unless you need wireless or just want it, its all personal preference
@@christophmayer3991 Hey, man. When you suck, you suck. Whatcha gonna do?
haha j/k
When I got my first laptop, my cousin lent me his G502 Hero that he used to use (he currently using a G903) and I fell in love with it.
A year later, I returned it because I bought my own 502 Lightspeed and just arrived about 30 minutes after it arrived in the mail. So far, so good.
did logitech really have to specify that the mouses endoskeleton was internal?
Anyone notice on the screen behind Linus going mad as he demonstrates the mouse hahaha.
it ruined the whole video for me, it was all i could think about
Timestamp?
It's because the wireless mouse is connected to the computer and his finger is on the part where the sensor is.
@@linghanwei9540 thank you for explaining it to us
@@linghanwei9540 no shit
G502 LightSpeed: $150
G502 SE Hero: $30
It's literally 5 times the price on Amazon.
Michael Dahlinger yep. Just bought my g502 se yesterday
Martymar4821 getting mine today
Was it on sale? Cause I've never seen it dip below 50
Thats how I got here... looking for info in the G502. Just bought the SE Hero.
@@minji1 A lot of Logitech's stuff was on a massive sale at Best Buy a few weeks back. I got a G402 for $13, which was a massive steal in my opinion. The G502 was also available for a little more money, but the G402 is good enough for me.
I had a g502 for about 2 years and went and tried the razer viper ultimate and I’m in love.
Im still having the non RGB G502 and it's still fine after around 10.000 hours of using. Just the ruber is a bit warn i think, i even got new sliders somewhere in a box ^^. I like this mouse relay much all the buttons are on the right spot and its realy comfy fit perfectly for my hand. And weight - i like it when its more heavy - all included weights are inside of the mouse.
"Give me ONE reason.."
"$150"
Found it.
@@00O3O1B It's what I tell people who ask me about computer builds. Depends if you want to "Build it and forget it" or spend a hundred here or there over 5 years.. lol
Invest in decent hardware and you will definitely spend less down the road. For instance, I binged and bought a Seasonic Ultra Prime Titanium 1000W power supply and it has a 12 year warranty. If that thing fails anytime between now and 2030 I get a free replacement, who knows how long that one would last. Even if I have to pay for shipping, I still get one helluva deal for $250.
i literally using a 15 years old office keyboard i bought with 10 bucks "i think" for about 10 years and it's working very fine.
Plasmaboo you can get a model o for 50$ which is one of the best mouses on the market way better then this junk
Cheaping out and buying an equal quality mouse that's at a better price point are two different things. You can definitely find equal or better mice at lower price points, especially if you're willing to go wired (I don't honestly know why you wouldn't - I've never felt the need to use my mouse 30 feet away from a USB port lmao)
m h imagine being a cheap ass on something important like a mouse
Reviews a wireless mouse, and our sponsor of the day is cablemod!
Wait...
Loooool
L9l
🤝🙂
I JUST ordered a G502 Hero wireless and a cablemod set less than half an hour ago. What kind of time-traveling reverse marketing strategy is this?
@@itz_yeastic I thought you only commented in cod bids but ur here too 😂. Ur Vids are good btw
I love my wired version so much I’m now considering upgrading after 3 years. I have big hands and the slightly expanded mouse buttons awesome.
Love the shape and buttons getting the wireless version today had the wired one
Advertises cable management on a video all about going wireless... seems legit to me
Pepe This channel is one giant advertisement.
buy this mouse for wireless connection. For everything else CableMod. :)
loloololollololololol
One good reason: My 2014 version works just fine still.
Another good reason: "Does it run Crisis?" - No, but it will create one financially if I buy one right now.
lmao
I literally love the G 502 hero so much, I’m never using another mouse again
try the lightspeed, it’s actually AMAZING
i had proteus core version,but it ended up with double click issue
@@Relaxingmusic-tw4qn put some wd-40 drops in the switches, and it will come back to life again for 2-3 years
@@Relaxingmusic-tw4qn Sort of like this ua-cam.com/video/kfcOdG_fpXo/v-deo.html
But don't spray in the switch, put some WD-40 in a dropper, then put 1-2 drops in the switches
@@Relaxingmusic-tw4qn what is the difference between he two versions?
I wasn’t sure if I should buy it because I read about the wheel breaking after a while but I got it anyway (2 years warranty) AND I LOVE IT. Don’t understand why weight would even be an issue, I put in the maximum amount of weights and would love it even more if it was heavier!
6:36 - 6:56
*Sighs. *Opens wishlist.
Edit : *Sees €149 price. *Closes wishlist
Not too bad
Just wait till they appear on eBay, brand new, refurbished, or used. You'll be able to get on for less than a hundred. That's how I got my g903.
@@sylvie9949 that wasn't a long wait at all. OH that's right Linus Tech tip videos take about two weeks after the products already available.
I'm a G502 user and I really cannot live without it's scroll wheel decouple feature anymore, I use it so frequently. I could give up everything else about this mouse except that, I didn't realise it would become so integral to the way I feel about mice.
Can you explain a little further? What do you use it for jw (I'm a 502 user also)
I literally only keep the 502 because of the thumb shift.
Everything else Idgaf about... I actually WANT a different mouse.
@@alexanderhoke672
I mostly use it when I'm browsing and inside the excel, it's really useful indeed but I still think 121 gr is a little bit heavier tbh. I fell in love with it because of its shape tho
@@D3Shadow
For me the shape is the best but the weight is just... literally brick
My mouse is about 100g and i find it a li'l heavy...
A friend of mine gave me his G502 wireless. Its an amazing mouse! Its true about not being able to tell the difference between it and a wired mouse.
I've been using the original proteus core for years and love it. I guess I'm in the minority in liking a touch extra weight in my mouse. I use 2 of the weights myself. If mine dies on me or I just really want wireless and RGB, I'll probably grab this one.
"Cable Mod" sponsor of a WIRELESS mouse. Lol
Thats a segway "ba dum tss"
They focus more on the internals of the computer in the end of the day.
I guess that's the most noticeable mod, cutting the cable off.
Because my (O)G502 still works perfectly fine?
Same. I still use the OG. Greatest mouse ever.
Best mouse I have ever used, good old round G Logo. But I dont like light mouses for some reason, I have all the weights in mine and thinking about getting heavier ones
me too! have full spectrum set G502 G933 G910
@@nobodylmportant No
@@nobodylmportant The argument isn't that the 2.4 GHz is faster than wired, but rather that it's indistinguishable to a human. In my experience with lightspeed it's pretty damn fast.
The Logitech G502 in any form, is hands down, the best high performance mouse Ive ever used. Its got all the benefits of a high performance gaming mouse, but the durability of a workhorse. I use different grips depending on whether im gaming, surfing or working, and its good for all positions. Its got enough buttons to helpful, but not so many that you end up doing random stuff by accident. The best recommendation I can give is that I just bought my second one, and the old one is still working just fine after 6 years.
I love it but the switch on the left click always wears out fast.
@@Michael-ex8lk Maybe I just got lucky, but I've had the same G502 since the 2014 release and haven't had any issues with it. Aside from the grips being worn down from use
In my case I sometimes have wireless mouse stuttering in certain games, probably related to high CPU usage. Now I am looking for a wired mouse to use in gaming and continue using the wireless one for work.
7:56 shout out to AI Machine for editing this video. Keep up the good work ma dude
Good human. You shall be spared during the AI uprising.
@@harold6422 I do not understand you humans... You would slay one of your own kind?
@@deus_ex_machina_ Why not it's not that hard rite?
one reason: having the wired g502
That didn't stop me. The moment i heard a wireless G502 was thing, is also moment i went out, and bought one. Worth the upgrade.
@@Suiax But why?
@@franciscodeaguirre1754 Because fuck the wire.
fuck the wire, but fuck the price of the upgrade lol tf
@motmus mom But I already have a 144hz monitor, 3 SSDs, and my desk is good enough. And the mouse is not inferior. Nice to not have to worry about the wire getting in the way.
Was looking to upgrade from my 502 proteus. Thought about the G Pro, but I'm sold on the light speed because I really like the feel of the 502.
Friend thank you for your good advise and good explanation about the 2 g502 wired and wireless.gid bless you.
God bless you.
Did anyone else watch the curser in the background move too
Has anyone realized that Linus only has white and Asian people working for him
@@lethalceo That's ok, the NBA is only 0.2% Asian. It's almost as if people have different preferences.
me
Everyone
@@lethalceo What are you trying to say ?
That asians and whites are geeks ?
>"you can recoup the cost by selling the wired version that you're probably already using"
it shouldn't creep me out that he knows but it does
I use a 2016 Razer Overwatch Deathadder.
i like how when linus was comparing the wired and the wireless mice, the wireless one was connected to the pc on the background and whenever the wirless one moved the cursor on the pc also moved
I really love the concept of those reviews, really funny...
The Glorious Model O just came out thats a good reason.
I thought the same thing as soon as I saw his clickbait title lol.
That mouse is so light :O.
I sometimes wonder if im the only one who loves heavy mouses with my g502 spectrum and master 2s.
Yeah I'm actually ditching my g502 for the model O. I guess I'm in the minority but I really didn't like the g502.
@David Whitfield Honestly it's not even competing for the same demographic. Someone serious about FPS gaming will never look at a mouse over 90g, and they're already opiniated enough to choose the likes of Final Mouse, Odin O, or the GWP/g305 for wireless. It's even called a brick in the enthusiast community. The g503 is really more of a casual gaming mouse that's also great for productivity. I would never use it for FPS games, but I wouldn't mind using it for work.
Lol glorious is 100x better g502 is maybe top 20
Review the Glorious Model O, please!
I would love a G700's version of this stuff, love how it feels, not sure if this one or the 903 would be better, cant find a test sales version here where I live.
i have bought one used it for 2 weeks send it back to get another one with the same issue apparently, making a mouse where if you hold down a mouse button it actually does that instead of holding it for some time then releases and holds it again without you letting the button go... the previous versions of this mouse at least worked this is just really bad... @linus can you give this a proper durability test to see why this mouse has such bad left and right mouse buttons for holding it down? keep up the good videos love your work man!
"Competitors like Final Mouse"
Final Mouse doesn't sell anything, you can't call them a competitor.
They do. They are just out of stock due to demands.
@@HenryTheBoilermaker3rdYear they've been out of stock for over 6 months and they've I think said they aren't replenishing. They then make their future drops private and their Twitter. Because they couldn't meet demand and deadlines they decided to become 'exclusive' instead.
I'm on their mail list for new stock and they sent me a false notification that they got stock because I clicked it within a minute and there was none and it's been 5 months since then an still nothing. They're not RMAing broken mice.
You can't compete if you don't sell anything.
Tenfootgiant they made a really small number of them and then used the Ninja hype to get instant namefame
@@PistolShrimpPimp Have you never heard of Supreme. Also MassDrop. There's an entire industry based on this sales model. It's legitimate, even if it's dumb.
@@coreyh3994 But that's not what final mouse is doing. They literally couldn't meet demands, crumbled under the pressure, and blamed it on the consumer.
1:20 that mouse cursor do be vibin doe
Lol
xD
English not first language?
@@alphatimca6656 I could ask you the same thing.
He has his thumb on it
I made the 502 mistake once, when the sensor was being hyped. Went back to Kone Pures after that. Ive never had a mouse become physically painful to use as fast as the 502.
One year later... and my co-worker pointed out my tweet is in this video. Happy my purchase of the G903...but my woes of not getting a wireless G502 are forever immortalized in this video.
1:10 I love how the cursor zips across the screen as he picks up the mouse
Wish they'd refresh the G700 someday, that one still has the best button layout
Or G600, I settled for Corsair Scimitar
@@AhsokaTanoTheWhite i love the m720 for 50 bucks its not a bad mouse .
I LOVE my G700s. But lately the software has been dumping my presets, I finally got tired of dealing with it, and switched to the SwiftpointZ
I love my wireless G703 with wireless charging pad. Works perfectly
Mine recently died, was the best mouse i have ever had. Now i have the 502 and i love it aswell. Actually i just bought a second one and im kicking my butt as there is a wireless version now.
When you were talking about weight, I noticed the 602. I love my 602, tbh. Still upgraded to the 502 LS, but the 602 is great.
I also have the G602, I bought it in 2014, is there a worthy replacement for the G602 ?
@@CanaleUA-camGeneralista I don't think there are many that will have the same number of customizable buttons, but tbh, I found I never used them on my mouse so I upgraded to the FPS focused 502 LS (wireless). It comes with a really nice wrapped cord if you feel like going wired and comes with four 2g and two 4g weights.
the 602 comes off as a MOBA/MMO mouse, so if I had to hazard a guess, the Razer Naga line looks comparable. There's the Logitech 600, there's also the Corsair Scimitar. I haven't used any of these.
@@m.a.d.pandagaming6895 I state that I do not play, gaming does not interest me, on the G602 I have never used the various keys either, I like a minimal mouse like the deathadder v2 pro, G703, unfortunately I can not find a decent wireless mouse, they all have problems, the gaming ones with integrated battery have a ridiculous autonomy, 70 -100 hours maximum, I was thinking about the G603, M720, G305, MX master 3, orochi v2, my hand measures 19 x 10, which one do you recommend ? Almost all logitechs have problems with double clicking, they use poor switches.
I was deciding between this and the basilisk 🤔🤔 I love my original Proteus core though! I prefer the scroll wheel on the original.. it's solid!
Review the Model O please, and props for showing the list of R6 pros (and beaulo/skittlz) at 2:51.
Team Conqueror Gaming yay pengu
+1
you have no idea how often i sit and see how long i can spin the scroll wheel for on my Proteus spectrum its a genuine distraction
OMG I thought I was the only one
@@phoenixultimate8253 lmaoo same i just got a g502 hero and this is so addictive
thats a build in widget spinner
Still using my 502 Proteus Core. Still my favourite mouse. Much prefer the extra weight. Design and construction is spot on.
I still have the Proteus Core. It just doesn't want to give up. I have treated it very rough during gaming and mad episodes, but it goes on and on and on.
This thing is just fantastic.
I have been thinking of upgrading to the Hero, but I am not sure it is worth it.
Wireless I don't like at all, and the Lightspeed is ridiculously expensive anyway. I could easily afford it, but I don't think it is worth it.
Reason: The Glorious Model O mouse!
EDIT: Come to the reviews, I'm glad to see everyone else hyped up about this mouse.
This 100x.
@Kingpenguin101 dude this mouse is so expensive for a wireless mouse, the reason people bought the g502 was because it was cheap and good, having it be twice the price is just dumb
it's expensive, but I've spent $100 before and this thing looks WAY better than any wireless mouse I've ever owned. I refuse to use wired, so it looks like they just sold another unit!
Love how you segue into sponsors. I've come to expect it and look forward to it.
this is my favorite mouse for 2 reasons wich kind of turn into one, 1 i got pretty big hands so it just fits and i dont mind the weight yes it is harder to move but easier to make fine adjustments on fps games, 2 the thumb guard because i have pretty big hands my thumb tends to drag on other mice with where i put it this one has a guard i guess and i dont tend to drag my thumb as much
I prefer a lighter mouse, but i dont mind a heavy one as long as the weight is evenly distributed across the mouse. I have a cheaper wireless one and the battery shifts the weight back, so when i lift the mouse i have to squeeze it harder to prevent it from rotating backwards in my hand. It can be annoying if you need to use the side buttons often because of the way you need to hold the mouse to be able to press the buttons and be able to lift it.
honestly i love this mouse so much, and i've always preferred a heavier mouse for gaming, but since switching to the Razer Viper Ultimate my world has been changed. Its not a huge weight difference but its definitely lighter. I much prefer the design and feel of the G502 though, fits my hand way better.
Rest of the hardware reviewers: Model O
Linus: G502!!!
heavy mice are better l0l
@@coltont4242 well yes, but no
@@coltont4242 there not very good for competitive play.
I just bought a model O and I've had 3 G502's.
@@ms-dosguy6630 Not that a normal gamer would care
Past Linus - "We don't have a whole warehouse to test mouse sensitivity"
Future Linus - "Are you sure about that?"
Just ordered it and now watching the video (afterwards). First time not regretting an order. *satisfaction*
Watching this while looking at my G502 proteus spectrum... i honestly still feel content...
papankunci Same - won’t upgrade until it breaks.
I have the g502 hero. and honestly for 150 wireless g502 hero I mean I have the money but is it really worth the buy.
Exactly. I have the non-spectrum and it's pretty much been everything I've ever wanted in a mouse sans wireless functionality. I'll never spend $150 for one less cable.
Same. I got the spectrum for $40 on Amazon a few days ago, happy as can be.
G502 squad lmfao
finally bought the lightspeed version. loved the wired version for years. Bought two years ago the g903 with the s**tty microswitches, that failed after 3 months. Than returned that one and bought the g900 with the better quality microswitches. The g900 is a great mouse, almost perfect. But I just missed the 502 ergonomics and I prefer a higher weight, which feels like more value to me. So I just bought the g502 lightspeed and that's it. I think this will be the last mouse I buy unless it breaks (I have some microswitches as a backup, that I could solder back in if they brake). I definitely have a weakness for mice and headphones. Have more of them than I actually need.
I had a super light mouse that felt cheap and plasticky. I bought the G502 Wired today and it feels great so far much smoother it’s like butter I swear I loaded it up and made it as heavy as possible with the weights just to see how it felt and it’s nice not feeling like air it’s hard to be accurate for me with those tiny mice because I’m jumpy
Bought the G903 Hero Wireless, initially wanted to test and to return it...I cannot return it, I fell in love with it. Bought after 2 weeks the G502 Wireless Hero based on same idea, hmmm it is absolutely superb mouse, looks better than G903 but for some reason it is not comfortable to me making it feel not so responsive, even though they are using exactly the same sensor (16k hero).
Edit: forgot to say, I will keep the G502 also, is way too sexy and needs to stay in my home.
Loving this mice videos, keep it up.
Still enjoying my original G502 Proteus Core
Arsh Bala
You need Cables, why not keep it?
What is it you say here?
@@lucasrem Can you write questions that make sense?
Why capitalize "cables"?
What is the "it" you're referring to?
Why ask what people are saying while replying to what people are saying?
What?
same here, I keep laughing (at/)about people buying new mice because their old ones broke or something.
Virutally indestructible, nicely heavy, strong corded cable, wide DPI range, loads of buttons and control; Nothing of a reason for me to ever get another one (though i was interested in this video obviously ^^).
@@jackik1410 To be honest, I just fancy a change. Also want to try a lighter mouse out.
@@itIsI988 I though about that aswell, but i'm too lazy to move around, which is why i use higher dpi, which is only controlable for me with heavy mouses ^^
just bought one for £59.90 bargain, love it. Had Proteous Spectrum, Hero, Basilisk v2, now back to the g502 but wireless. Happy days.
I have my g502 2014 model for like almost 7 years now and it still slaps on my fps games
1:I like cables
2:My wallet
Model O
what kind of fucking barbarian prefers wired vs wireless.
theres nothing to like about cables you fucking alien lol they bring exactly zero to the experience.
ikr
@@MrRishik123 do you known paracord? And also I'm pretty sure if I had to go out with a wireless mouse i would foelrget the dongle
There's another reason to be wary of the G502: *the Omron switches fail prematurely.* The "mechanical life" specification for the switches is totally bogus because it is based on no-load testing which does not mimic real life. The Omron switches for the primary buttons in my G903 began to fail after 7 months. A single click would fire a double-click instead. And the primary switch would suddenly release in the middle of a drag. Logitech replaced my mouse with another new G903 and the same thing began to happen after only 6 months. I'm very careful with the mouse, I have a gentle touch and am never heavy-handed with the mouse. Doing research on the internet revealed that other G903 _and_ PRO users are having the same trouble. My concern with the G502 is that it will also have the problem.
Logitech offered to replace my G903 again, but my patience was gone. I discovered that Logitech uses the Chinese version of the Omron switches. I purchased the Japanese version from Digi-Key and replaced the switches, myself. This was a fairly detailed procedure. The disassembly of the mouse requires many steps. The two most difficult tasks were prying out the soft Li-Po battery without damaging it and removing the old switches. You must be extremely careful not to overheat or damage the tiny circuit boards when you de-solder the old switches -- and you must have a very good solder sucker. When installing the new switches, you must be extremely careful not to overheat them when you solder them -- the soldering iron cannot be too hot, you must be quick (less than 10 seconds) and each switch must be allowed to cool after each pin is soldered (before soldering the next pin).
Since replacing the switches with Japanese-made Omrons, the mouse has worked extremely well. The Japanese switches are made to a higher standard (better internal design, tighter tolerances, less dust can get into the switches, and the operating force is more consistent). But replacing the switches isn't a job for a novice -- you need serious mechanical and soldering skills. I also have a PowerPlay wireless charging mouse pad. If it weren't for the switch problem, this would be the nicest mouse I've ever used (I used a Sensei MLB for several years before switching to the G903).
Couldn't have summarized the issue better myself.
Logitech should be ashamed for trying to save a few cents on a cheaper switch on what is supposed to be a premium mouse!
My almost 3 year old G600 is now exhibiting this behavior. I admit this new mouse is very tempting, even more so with a mouse that's starting to fail. That being said, how would I go about looking for a different mouse with proper, well made switches?
still have the first G502 from 2014 and ist going strong
I still used the original 502 it’s great and I’ve had it since 2015.
Got this on black Friday with charging mat for a little under $200. Looks like a lot of sites still have the G502 wireless for $99.99 this week too.
that's really weird that people want lighter mice, I've always preferred heavier ones
glad to see im not the only one i rather dislike the feel of some of the newer gaming mice , too small and light , even my g600 feels too light and could be a bit larger
As a person who has tremors,(which gets worse as I age) heavy mice all the way.
People follow the hype
For smoothing your mouse inputs (whether for preference or due to tremors) I can heartily recommend SteadyMouse.
The developer is a pretty cool guy.
My g502 also has all of the weights in it. That's one of the reasons I love the thing so much. I'm very heavy-handed with my mouse, which is the same reason I have cherry mx Brown switches in my keyboard. Stands up to my brutish actions lol
Linus: Give me ONE reason NOT to upgrade
Me: I already have a G502...
SoMNoM yay! Same here haha
Lmao same
i guess you don't know what upgrade means
@@AlessFD Wireless when it offers nothing to the user is not an upgrade.
@@flarpman2233 If it has the same input lag, weight, and everything else but it's wireless, it's a direct upgrade.
I like how the cursor is bugging out in the background lol
Bought it on black Friday along with 2 new wired, to make sure I don't have to use any other mouse shape in the upcoming years. Have been using the original g502 for years but it finally gave up.
150 is a little steep. especially since the g502 special edition is only 30 bucks on amazon. Literally the same mouse but the wire makes it 1/5 the price. I will stick with this until the g502 lightspeed is under 100.
under $75*
@@isaiahvolcy3751 Maybe. I dont really know what the price has to be for me to pull the trigger. I just know that 150 is way too much.
Is it 100% the same in all other aspects?
I have the OG G502Proteus Core. It is still awesome.
Glorious_LDR92 Same.
Glorious_LDR92
You need Cables, why not keep it?
the most durable mouse I ever had, like it's already five years old with only some minor issues which are still acceptable seeing it's age
I have 2 brand new in the box back up RGB versions for when my main one dies
Same here since the launch, the only thing to report is the braiding on the cable starting to deteriorate, but they fixed it with the hero and this one I guess
I have both 502 lightspeed and pro wireless and both are fantastic
Well just got a G305 a couple months ago and i cannot praise no cable enough. Besides is pretty much one of the best mice ive ever used and its easily modable, there is NO WAY i will go back to cable. Its insane how much more comfortable it is to use, no cable on desk, freedom of your arm to move however he wants, the micro drag you experience here and there by a cable scratching your mousepad. Its actually night day difference. Its one of those things you dont even know you need until you have one and you re like: ''damn'' And with a 3d printed battery cover and an AA to AAA Converter, it getsthe G305 from 99 grams down to 78grams and surpassing Gpro Wireless in stock configuration while costing a third of its price