The most popular gaming mouse in the world is the Logitech G502, which you can currently pick up for just £26 at Amazon UK - ...

Need a new gaming mouse? How about a keyboard or headset? You're in luck, as Logitech has marked down a whole bunch of ...

The G502 X has made for one of the most comfortable mice I've used. The update to a new model has introduced a new thin-wall exoskeleton design though, which reduces the weight of the mouse down ...

Logitech is releasing new gaming mice that sport fast optical-mechanical buttons and include USB-C on the wireless models. There’s a wired G502 X model, a wireless Lightspeed option, and a Plus ...

The G502 X Plus dispenses of the old G502’s adjustable weight system, which would allow you to add small 2-4 gram weights to re-balance the mouse.

The G502 X Lightspeed dongle also pulls a neat trick, as you can pair it with the mouse and a Logitech G keyboard, such as the Logitech G915, simultaneously.

Logitech G502 X Plus: MSRP $159 (Currently $139) The new Logitech G502 X Plus is a versatile, customizable, lightweight, high-performance mouse, that's loaded with features and offers both wired ...

Logitech G502 X Plus aluminum hands on - the gaming mouse not for you. A masterclass in how to hype up your customers then utterly disappoint them, the Logitech G502 aluminum won't be coming to a ...

The G502 X, I should mention, is our current pick for the best wired gaming mouse. In fact, the Logitech mouse discounts are rolling in, so here's three of my top picks going cheap right now.

The Logitech G502 X Plus is asking gamers to shell out $159 (£149, AU$279) of their hard-earned money for that wireless-gaming-with-RGB-lighting privilege, which makes it a pricey proposition.

Since the G502 X costs the same as the G502 ($80), it's a little hard to shake the feeling that we're getting a slightly lesser product for the same price. Logitech G502 X review: Features.

Management of the G502 X Plus is done via Logitech's G Hub software, which on the surface is a fairly clean, slick-looking bit of software but has some major irritations. First, though, let's take ...