Even the dual-mode scroll returns, allowing you to switch between smooth and notched scroll modes at the press of a button. It’s still one of the most comfortable mice I’ve ever used-highly subjective, sure, but I’m far from alone in that assessment.Īs for functionality, the eleven-button layout remains intact, including the tilt wheel and the pair along the side of the left mouse button.

It has the same gentle curve, the same elongated oval footprint, the same compact thumb rest off the left side.

This is the G502, the same one I used daily for three years straight between 20, and off-and-on after as well. IDG / Hayden DingmanĪnd in that regard the Logitech G502 Lightspeed is an unmitigated success. To you at home, it should seem like Logitech simply picked up an older G502 and snipped off the cable. Pay no attention to the team of engineers behind the curtain. And that’s exactly how it should be, yeah? Never mind the fact that, as Logitech told me last week, nearly every single component’s needed to be redesigned to make the transition from wired to wireless. The Logitech G502 Lightspeed looks exactly like its predecessors except, you know, it doesn’t have a cable.

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