Logitech G602 Wireless Gaming Mouse with 250 Hour Battery Life

2020-01-04T19:00:00

If got this mouse on sale for $25 for my dad for christmas. It works very well with or without a mousepad, the buttons are all very responsive, and the mouse glides with extreme ease on most surfaces. Also, the button programing software is easy to use and had presets for tons of different games.

Anthony

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2019-12-31T19:00:00

Hands down best mouse I've ever had! It's extremely smooth and input lag is non-existent. For a wireless gaming mouse, look no further.

Zanikai

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2019-12-27T19:00:00

Disclosure: This is the first gaming mouse I have ever purchased/used. I personally don’t like how the buttons kind of stick out where your thumb rest. While playing and moving my thumb at times will hit one of those buttons by accident. Some might find the buttons sticking out useful, but as for me it bothered me. As mentioned, it could be me just needing to get use to using a gaming mouse. \-O-/ Other than that I like how you can change the sensitivity on the whim with the buttons and change to a performance mode. To me it also is very responsible while moving around. Overall not a bad purchase considering the price. We shall see how it holds up seeing I have seen others mention how it fails after awhile. Time will only tell.

E_roc

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2019-12-24T19:00:00

Buttons delay. Can’t use for fast hands. This mouse is not fast enough for Fortnite.

Badrobot

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2019-12-17T19:00:00

I have an early Logitech wireless mouse and still use it. Purchased in 2002. This one is even better!

norerog

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2019-11-22T19:00:00

Programmable buttons are awesome, long battery life too.

Joseph

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2019-11-21T19:00:00

High quality Mouse. My complaint is that the buttons are too close together. Perfect size and Design for the buttons just that the two rows buttons are too close together

Curly

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2019-11-20T19:00:00

As fancy as it is, it does not work well on fabric, such as the sofa I sit on. Works better on the back of a magazine. The two main buttons where your fingers naturally rest are too sensitive in mu opinion...you wind up clicking them when you dont want to. Should be a setting to make them less sensitive.

Dennis

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2019-11-20T19:00:00

Wireless mobility with multiple buttons including DPI adjust buttons. Great mouse that I've had no issues with!

Ian N.

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2019-11-20T19:00:00

The mouse has a good feel in the hand. Good weight with a smooth glide.

D S.

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2019-11-20T19:00:00

I bought a second G602 because the weight, style, performance and battery life. I play many games and it has never let me down. The only thing I would change would be to add wireless charging. Great mouse!!!

Gatemann

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2019-08-20T20:00:00

I found this product difficult to program and figure out how to operate. I couldn't find it in my settings on my computer to program the buttons to do what I wanted them to.

NunnyaB

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2019-01-30T19:00:00

I got this mouse for my Alienware m15; the mouse is comfortable to use smooth, fast andaccurate.

Planeice

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2018-10-30T20:00:00

After looking around online for a wireless mouse, I kept coming up stumped. I wanted the functionality and customization of a gaming mouse, with the portability and ease of a wireless mouse, and one that fit those of us with larger hands. And, the G602 delivers! This has all the customizability and reliability of a high-end gaming mouse, in a sleek, professional shell that isn't over the top with flashing lights and odd angles all over it. There are two modes this can be run in, performance and endurance mode, and, although I have run this strictly in performance mode since I received it, it still hasn't run out of battery yet. And, haven't run into any sort of input lag while gaming (no FPS games), which my previous wireless mice were notorious for. The only thing I regret when first buying it is not getting the hard case to put it in when traveling, as I am a little apprehensive of it getting damaged if vacationing. But, if you are searching for a long-lasting, lag-free, wireless gaming mouse, this one definitely deserves a try.

Caranlhach

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2018-08-08T20:00:00

This is a great mouse I got for a great price after using rewards from a laptop purchase for a nice discount. If you can find it for the right price, this is definitely a quality mouse.

shawnoftehdead

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2018-06-20T20:00:00

Not into a month yet, I have not spent a great deal of time using the mouse or computer, but so far, so good.

Phyllis

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2017-12-26T13:01:39

I am so excited

alex e.

2015-05-12T20:00:00

If you haven't noticed there aren't too many companies left in the high performance mouse game. It's basically logitech, razer and microsoft (who technically doesn't really make a gaming mouse). I've had logitech mouse products for years and rarely had issues with them and if I had any they were quickly replaced under warranty. A two year warranty is also pretty good these days. I currently have a G710+, a G35 headset, and this mouse all are great. If there is a problem to be had it's generally button switches that go out/break/etc. This mouse has plenty of buttons and the setup software allows fairly easy button assignments (but be aware many games take over the mouse completely so your logitech software assignments will most likely be overridden in a game like neverwinter etc.). if you use ventrillo it also provides a mic key button (but apparently only if ventrillo is installed, the option doesn't appear for raidcall users). Some people may not like the necessity of purchasing AA batteries but personally I like that feature. There are two modes standard and performance the standard doesn't suck on the battery as hard but I've found it's fine for the games I play. After long use of a wireless mouse, it's often the built in battery that dies before the rest of the mouse. Being able to buy a big pack of AA batteries and keep them at the desk is a big plus in my book rather than worrying about a built in battery that will have declining capacity as it dies. Battery life is pretty darned good, even gaming for a few hours a night I rarely have to change the batteries more often than three weeks apart and it's easy to see the battery level in the software, I just check it once in awhile and change batteries when the bar is down to one or two bars. I have never had this mouse die on me mid game. The transceiver seems to have good range, my keyboard has a usb port on the back of it and I have it plugged in there but it can go nearly anywhere relatively close by (even on a hub or kvm switch). This mouse has an on/off switch on the bottom that is not so small you need a paperclip to activate it. I also like the idea of firmware updates, I don't know what they changed with the last one but the updater software worked smoothly when I just used it. I love this mouse and have had over a year good service from it so far. It seems solid and well made and feels good in the hand (i'm a righty, I feel sorry for lefties because there aren't too many lefty products out there).

SueM

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