For starters, I highly recommend tweaking DPI settings and changing button assignments to suit your personal preferences (and avoid accidental DPI changes).
#G 502 PLUS INSTALL#
You don’t need to install the Logitech G Hub mouse software to use the G502 X Plus out of the box, but it helps. It also makes for noisier scrolling that requires more effort than usual. It’s not a deal-breaker, but there is a learning curve. Both the scroll wheel and the button used for free-flow scrolling have more resistance than any other mouse I’ve tested. There were zero issues with skipping or inaccuracy during the dozens of hours of testing over a two-week period.Īdmittedly, the scroll wheel takes some getting used to. The thumb rest comfortably removes some digit slide resistance, while the feet are generously sized and well-spaced out. The G502 X Plus is incredibly accurate and glides effortlessly whether you’re using it for games or everyday computing. That’s not so great when they’re dedicated to sensitivity up and down by default, which feels strange given the default trend towards DPI-changing buttons below the scroll wheel on other mice. Admittedly, the two buttons to the left of the main mouse button are sometimes too easy to reach, so you may accidentally click them. Buttons are sleeker across the chassis but all within easy reach. The classic Logitech G502 design has been honed, albeit without the option for removable internal weights. Disconnect the mouse or flick the power switch on the bottom to avoid this.
#G 502 PLUS PC#
Strangely, the G502 X Plus lost about 50% capacity overnight while connected to a powered-off PC across multiple tests. It only takes around an hour or so to charge the G502 X Plus from 30% (when the low battery warning kicks in) to 100%. It’s also great to see Logitech logically shift from Micro-USB to USB-C on the mouse for charging. Connected directly to a PC USB port, though, Windows 11 detected the G502 X Plus immediately. This isn’t a problem I’ve had in testing other mice in the past year. There’s a magnetic-seal puck on the bottom to store the Lightspeed dongle, but the dongle doesn’t slot in, so it rattles around.įor anyone using an external USB hub, note that the G502 X Plus refused to work when connected to my powered USB hub.
The Logitech G502 X Plus has everything you need in the box for plug-and-play use, including a replaceable lower-profile DPI-shift button, which is a nice touch.
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